Harbinson Charitable Trust

The Trust funds organisations working overseas in education, health and agriculture, and also organisations concerned with conservation and wildlife matters, and occasionally the arts.

Impact Funding Partners - Whole Family Community Fund 2025-2026

Funds projects and organisations which provide activities and support to children, young people and their families living in the specified Glasgow areas, and tackle localised inequality.

Next deadline: 25 Nov 2024

J & J R Wilson Trust

To support charitable bodies caring for the elderly, primarily but not exclusively in Glasgow and the West of Scotland. Also to support charitable bodies caring for animals and birds (domestic or wild) primarily but not exclusively in Scotland.

James T Howat Charitable Trust

The Trustees' current policy is to support primarily projects which are for the benefit of Glasgow and her citizens, but Scottish and UK wide projects will be considered for small grants if they can be applied locally.

James Weir Foundation

Priority is given to charities in Scotland, particularly Ayrshire and Glasgow that assist individuals suffering from a range of illnesses both physical and mental, hospices, museums, refuges and facilities for ex military staff.

Next deadline: 30 Apr 2025

James Wood Bequest Fund

Grants are made to a wide range of charities including medical care, disabilities, family support, carers and more.

John Gordon's Charitable Fund

Makes donations to various charities for charitable or educational purposes and the trustees resolve. They have previously supported organisations in Aberdeen working in education, care, youth, disability, children, music, poverty, medical and chruches.

Kells Trust

Supports charities benefiting the wellbeing of older people, and smaller charities based in Glasgow and the west of Scotland who support and assist younger people.

Kenrob Charitable Trust

The Trust has general charitable interests. In 2022/23 they gave 6 grants to cancer, health, disability and women's aid charities in Scotland and Dundee.

Lady Margaret Skiffington Trust

Grants are available to organisations benefiting blind and visually impaired people who live in East Fife or who come to East Fife for rehabilitation or training.