Bank of Scotland Foundation - Matched Giving Programme

The Matched Giving Programme encourages Lloyds Banking Group colleagues in Scotland to get involved in the voluntary sector and to help fundraise through personal participation in events or give their time freely to support the work of charities.

Strathnairn Community Benefit Fund - General Grants

Grants are available to community groups or for projects which have future long term benefit for the community.

Andrew & Mary Elizabeth Little Charitable Trust

Provides relief and direct assistance to aged, infirm, blind, poor, impoverished, distressed or sick person or persons with preference for the City of Glasgow. Funds are given to individuals and organisations.

Blythe Family Trust

The Trust aims to promote the health and welfare of elderly people and provide for their economic, social, medical, psychiatric and occupational needs.

SSE - Clyde South Lanarkshire Development Fund

The Fund supports capital projects which will result in a range of local benefits for local people including employment and/or education opportunities and support the local economic prosperity of South Lanarkshire.

The Anton Jurgens Charitable Trust

The Trust provides grants to a range of charitable organisations. They aim to alleviate suffering and help those who are vulnerable in our society. If your application does not receive a reply then it has been unsuccessful.

Making A Difference Locally

The charity’s mission is to invest in building stronger local communities. Grants are available to local charities and good causes via over 2,000 stores nationwide that are members of Nisa and Costcutter Supermarkets.

The RJ Larg Family Trust

Grants are given to a wide variety of organisations (generally in Scotland, particularly Tayside) including cancer research and other medical charities, youth organisations, university students' associations, wildlife, and amateur musical groups.

David William Traill Cargill Fund

The trust supports religious causes, medical charities, help for older people and general charitable purposes. A large proportion of the income is given in annual grants.

The Scottish Hydro Electric Community Trust

Not-for-profit community projects can apply for up to 50% of the costs of an electricity connection within the Scottish Hydro-Electric Distribution area, particularly those in rural areas.

Next deadline: 20 May 2024