Guide to finding funding
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The Stanley Smith (UK) Horticultural Trust
Makes grants to UK projects of significance to horticulture (or botany with a strong horticultural content) and education for horticulture.
Next deadline: 15 Aug 2025
The Tillyloss Trust
Preference may be given to smaller charities benefiting or assisting young people belonging to, or associated with, the City of Dundee and smaller organisations encouraging medical research and the relief of suffering.
The Trades House of Glasgow - Commonweal Fund
The committee can make grants to all schemes for social improvement including: child welfare; social and moral training of youth; charitable and educational schemes, and schemes for the advancement of education or for scientific study or research.
The Ulverscroft Foundation
The Ulverscroft Foundation supports projects that help visually impaired people.
Next deadline: 15 Sep 2025
The W M Mann Foundation
General charitable purposes, typically organisations based in Scotland and within the fields of music, the arts, education, medical research and care etc.
Wellcome Trust
The trust's vision is to achieve extraordinary improvements in human and animal health. It offers a wide variety of funding schemes.
abrdn Charitable Foundation - Regional small grants
Supports projects which meet their planet and people strategy for tomorrow’s generation.
abrdn Financial Fairness Trust
The fund's mission is to contribute towards strategic change which improves financial well-being in the UK.
Next deadline: 5 Feb 2026
A Sinclair Henderson Trust
The Trust will gives grants towards religion; medicine; education; youth; and historic building maintenance; alleviation of poverty. The Trust has a preference for the Dundee and Tayside areas of Scotland.
J Macdonald Menzies Charitable Trust
The trust funds activities that focus on the preservation and protection of health or the relief of sickness and disease. They have a special focus on Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease.