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Funding Scotland

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The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations is the membership organisation for Scotland's charities, voluntary organisations and social enterprises. Charity registered in Scotland SC003558. Registered office Mansfield Traquair Centre, 15 Mansfield Place, Edinburgh EH3 6BB.

Dun Law Windfarm Extension Community Benefit Trust

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Charity registered in Scotland SC040730
Many funders list previous grants in their annual accounts. You can view these on the OSCR website.
The Old Schoolhouse, Humbie,
East Lothian,
EH36 5PJ
dunlaw.org/
secretary@dunlaw.org

Currently open funds

Dun Law Windfarm Extension Community Benefit Trust

The Trust can grant funding to any project which will improve the communities and environments within the area of the participating communities: Fala, Heriot, Humbie and Oxton & Channelkirk.

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Last reviewed 4 months ago

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Dun Law Windfarm Extension Community Benefit Trust

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Dun Law Windfarm Extension Community Benefit Trust

Currently open funds

Dun Law Windfarm Extension Community Benefit Trust

Latest funding & finance news See more

Coalition calls for “ambition” as community benefits consultation launched

Glasgow pop-up transport hub hailed for boosting active travel rates

Charities investment risk appetite growing, study shows