Glasgow City Council - Sense over Sectarianism

Sense Over Sectarianism gives grants to projects aimed at the great Glasgow area that challenge sectarianism and bigotry. It aims to challenge bigotry and sectarianism and break down barriers between people caused by religious and cultural difference.

Opened: 29th May 2019

The Awesome Foundation - Glasgow

The Glasgow Chapter of the Awesome Foundation gives small, no-strings-attached mini-grants to cool projects that will make the world, and Glasgow, more Awesome.

Next deadline: 30th Jul 2021

Andrew Paton's Charitable Trust

This trust has general charitable purposes with a preference for Scotland, particularly the West of Scotland and Glasgow. It tends to fund the same charities each year.

Miss D M Dawson Trust

Trustees are to pay and distribute the free income of the fund to charities or charitable institutions and associations as the trustees may select. Grants have previous supporting youth, the elderly, hospices, and churches.

Merchants House of Glasgow

The fund supports a wide range of projects being undertaken by charities within and around Glasgow.

Investing in Enterprise Fund

The Investing in Enterprise Fund offers blended grant and loan investment to social enterprises, community organisations and charities. The fund is designed to allow you to meet the needs of your business, achieve your vision and secure your future.

Leeds Building Society Charitable Foundation

Primarily provides funding towards practical items that directly support those in need including those with disabilities, affected by homelessness, or with serious health issues.

Next deadline: 2nd Aug 2021

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: 30th Oct 2021

Western Recreation Trust

The Trust awards grants to organisations based in the West of Scotland working to improve recreational facilities for young people, older people and those who are unemployed. Grants are awarded towards the cost of equipment.

W A Cargill Fund

The Trust supports hospitals, institutions, societies and others whose work they believe is beneficial to the community in Glasgow and the West of Scotland