Guide to
finding funding
Key steps to think about if you’re looking to bring in income through grants or other fundraising methods.
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Lethendy Charitable Trust
The Trust's objectives are the advancement of education, the advancement of religion and the advancement of health. It funds local charities working with young people in Tayside and North Fife.
Four Winds Trust
The trusts purpose is to give those living in cities a better chance to enjoy nature and the beauties of the countryside. This is a small grant making trust.
Riada Trust
The Trust funds a range of charitable activities across Scotland and the UK.
Leathersellers' Company Small Grants Programme
The small grants programme supports small charities providing vital services to the most vulnerable members of our community.
Misses Barrie Charitable Trust
Gives to a wide range of charitable causes. Organisations that support young people, music, drama, physical health, mental health, the elderly, disabled people and rescue have been funded in the past.
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.
Ramblers Holidays Charitable Trust - Small Grants
The trust's objective is to help all people to a greater knowledge, love and care of the countryside. Ramblers Worldwide Holidays’ profits are channelled through the trust into a variety of outdoor, walking-related or environmental conservation projects.
Inverurie Youth Sports Foundation
Welcomes applications for funding to help support the development of youth in sports from within the Garioch area.
Eric Twiname Trust
The objects of the Trust are to assist in the organisation and provision of facilities which will enable and encourage young people in full time education at schools or universities in the United Kingdom to sail or race.
The Baily Thomas Charitable Fund - Research Programme
This grant is available towards the initiation of research into learning disabilities, including autism so that it can progress to the point at which there is sufficient data to support an application to one of the major funding bodies.
Next deadline: 1 May 2024