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The ABZ Propeller Fund was established to ensure local communities share in the success of Aberdeen International Airport. It provides financial support to community groups and charities that are committed to improving the opportunities, facilities and services available to local people.

The Fund makes donations to those projects within proximity to the airport, in the areas most affected by the airport’s operation. Typically, these projects are in the relevant parts of Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire.

Support is focused on three key areas:

• Economic Regeneration: They recognise the importance of making sure the future workplace is equipped with the skills that society and industry demands and by supporting specific projects they aim to help young people in the community reach their full potential.
• Sustainability: To underpin their commitment to making a positive contribution to the environment, the ABZ Propeller Fund supports those projects with a focus on protecting and enhancing our natural environment, sustainability and wellbeing.
• Education: The Fund supports social and educational projects which are designed to bring positive benefits and to change the lives of people in the communities it serves.

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Geographical areas funded: Aberdeen Aberdeenshire

Fund type

Type of funding:

Grant

Type of cost:

Capital, Revenue

Fund award sizes

Maximum:

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Annually awarded:

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Who can apply

Community projects local to the airport.

When to apply

The ABZ Propeller Fund committee meets every quarter with applications open throughout the year.

Deadline for the next meeting is TBC.

How to apply

Complete the online application form available via the fund's website.

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Exclusions

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Activites funded: Community development and regeneration Education and training Employability services Environment Climate action

Beneficiaries funded: General public Local communities Young people

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