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The AEB Charitable Trust presently makes grant to charities in support of the following:

• the promotion of interests of wildlife, ecology and nature
• the advancement of health, in particular, research into and treatment of Alzheimer's and the care of the confused elderly
• the support of museums and galleries, music and the arts in Scotland
• assistance to the infirm, the emergency services, disabled and retired members of the Armed Forces.

The Trustees favour causes in the Lothian and Borders regions of Scotland and are unlikely to entertain applications which fall outside the four main areas of support.

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Geographical areas funded: East Lothian Midlothian West Lothian Scottish Borders

Fund type

Type of funding:

Grant

Type of cost:

Capital, Revenue

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Who can apply

The Trustees favour causes in the Lothian and Borders regions of Scotland.

When to apply

Applications should be submitted by email or in hard copy no later than 30 November. Trustees meet once a year in Spring to decide on grant applications for the year and normally pay grants prior to 31 March .

Please note that applications are not acknowledged on receipt. Successful applicants will be contacted after the Trustees have held their annual meeting.

How to apply

Apply online via the Trust's website.

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Activites funded: Advice and information Animal welfare Arts and culture Befriending and mentoring Community facilities Education and training Environment General charitable activities Health care and wellbeing Heritage and building preservation Mental health care Research Science and technology

Beneficiaries funded: Carers Children General public Mental health conditions Older people Ill-health Disabilities Physical disabilities Local communities Voluntary sector organisations Young people

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