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Great Glen Energy Co-operative Fund
Foundation Scotland
The Great Glen Energy Co-operative Fund comes from profits made by a wind farm in Scotland. The co-operative owns part of the Millennium wind farm near Invergarry. This wind farm has 26 turbines that power around 36,000 homes. The fund gives money to local projects from the profits made by selling clean energy. No funding amounts or deadlines are specified. You need to contact the co-operative directly to find out what projects they support and how to apply.
Greengairs East Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund
Foundation Scotland
The Greengairs East Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund provides £180,000 each year to five Scottish communities. The communities are Greengairs, Upperton, Longriggend, Caldercruix and Plains. Each community gets an equal share of the money. This means each community receives £36,000 per year. The amount increases with inflation each year. You can apply if your project benefits one of these five communities. The fund appears to run continuously with no set deadline.
Greengairs East Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund (Caldercruix)
Foundation Scotland
The Caldercruix Community Fund supports local projects that improve quality of life in Caldercruix, North Lanarkshire. The fund comes from the Greengairs East wind farm. You can apply for community projects that benefit local people. The funding amount is not specified. There are no set deadlines, so you can apply at any time. The fund focuses on projects that make a real difference to the community. Eligibility requirements are not detailed in the available information.
Greengairs East Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund (Plains)
Foundation Scotland
The Plains Community Fund supports community projects in Plains, North Lanarkshire. The fund comes from the Greengairs East wind farm. You can apply for money to improve people's quality of life in your local area. The fund supports various community projects and initiatives. Applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis throughout the year. The exact funding amounts are not specified. You need to be working on projects that benefit the Plains community. This is specifically for organisations operating in the Plains area of North Lanarkshire.
Hadyard Hill Community Fund (Dailly)
Foundation Scotland
The Hadyard Hill Community Fund supports projects in and around Dailly, South Ayrshire. The money comes from SSE's wind farm community benefits. You can apply for funding if your project helps the local Dailly community. The fund accepts applications on a rolling basis with no set deadline. The funding amount is not specified, so you should contact them directly. Projects must be located in Dailly or directly benefit people living there. This is community funding specifically for local groups and organisations.
Hadyard Hill Community Fund (Pinwherry & Pinmore)
Foundation Scotland
The Hadyard Hill Community Fund supports projects in Pinwherry and Pinmore in South Ayrshire. The money comes from SSE's community benefit funding from their wind farm. Your project must be located in these communities or directly benefit local people. The fund appears to run on a rolling basis with no set deadlines. Funding amounts are not specified in the available information. Both charities and energy projects seem to be supported. You will need to contact the fund directly for application details and funding limits.
Hadyard Hill Education and Training Fund (Dailly)
Foundation Scotland
The Hadyard Hill Education and Training Fund provides bursaries to help people in Dailly access training and education. The fund aims to improve job opportunities and livelihoods for local residents. You can use the money for training courses or education that helps you get a job or keep your current job. The fund is only for people living in the Dailly Community Council area in Scotland. The funding amount is not specified. There are no set deadlines as applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis.
Hadyard Hill Education and Training Fund (Pinwherry and Pinmore)
Foundation Scotland
This fund gives bursaries to people living in Pinwherry and Pinmore Community Council area in Scotland. The money helps you pay for training and education courses. You can use it to learn new skills that help you get a job or keep your current job. The fund is open to all residents of these areas. There is no set deadline, so you can apply at any time. The amount of money available is not specified. You need to live in the Pinwherry and Pinmore Community Council area to qualify.
Halkirk District Benefit Fund
Foundation Scotland
The Halkirk District Benefit Fund provides money to community groups in the Halkirk area of Scotland. The fund aims to benefit local communities through supporting group activities and projects. Any group operating in the Halkirk district can potentially apply. The funding amount is not specified, so you would need to contact the fund directly to find out how much money is available. This appears to be a rolling fund with no set deadline. You can apply at any time throughout the year. The fund focuses on community benefit, so your project should clearly help local people in some way.
Halkirk District Benefit Fund - Individual
Foundation Scotland
The Halkirk District Benefit Fund supports local residents to identify their needs and take action to address them. This fund helps advance community development in the Halkirk area. You can apply if you live in the area covered by the fund. The funding amount is not specified. There are no set deadlines, so you can apply at any time. The fund helps residents explore what they need and take practical steps to solve problems. This could include training, equipment, or other support to help your community.
Halsary Windfarm Community Benefit Fund (Halkirk & District)
Foundation Scotland
The Halsary Windfarm Community Benefit Fund supports local projects in the Halkirk area of Scotland. The fund is provided by ScottishPower Renewables who own the Halsary Windfarm. This appears to be ongoing funding with no set deadline. The fund focuses on community benefit projects in the local area. Funding amounts are not specified in the available information. Applications seem to be accepted on a rolling basis. You will need to contact the fund directly for details on how much money is available and application requirements.
Harthill, Eastfield and Greenrigg (HEG) Community Fund
Foundation Scotland
The Harthill, Eastfield and Greenrigg Community Fund supports local community projects. You can apply if your project benefits people living in the Harthill & Eastfield and Greenrigg community council areas in Scotland. The fund appears to be open to charities and community groups. The funding amount is not specified in the available information. There is no set deadline, so you can likely apply at any time. You could use the money for projects that help your local community. More details about eligibility and funding amounts would need to be obtained directly from the fund administrators.
Harthill, Eastfield and Greenrigg (HEG) Education & Training Fund
Foundation Scotland
The HEG Education & Training Fund supports people living in Harthill, Eastfield, and Greenrigg with education and training costs. The fund covers residents of Harthill and Eastfield in North Lanarkshire, plus Greenrigg in West Lothian. The funding amount is not specified in the available information. There are no published deadlines, suggesting applications may be accepted on a rolling basis. You can use the money for education and training purposes. The specific eligibility criteria and application process are not detailed in the current information.
Haventus Ardersier Port Community Benefit Fund
Foundation Scotland
The Ardersier Port Community Benefit Fund supports community projects in specific areas of Scotland. You can apply if your project benefits people living in Petty and Ardersier, Cawdor and West Nairnshire, Croy and Culloden Moor, or Nairn West and Suburban areas. The fund appears to operate on a rolling basis with no set deadlines. The funding amount is not specified in the available information. This fund focuses on community benefit projects. Applications seem to be accepted throughout the year. More details about eligibility and funding amounts would need to be obtained directly from the fund administrators.
Inch Cape Construction Fund
Foundation Scotland
The Inch Cape Construction Fund gives money to community groups and charities in Prestonpans, Cockenzie and Port Seton. It supports work that tackles poverty and inequality or improves the local environment. The fund is provided by Inch Cape Offshore Limited, which is building the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm.
Kilgallioch Community Fund
Foundation Scotland
The Kilgallioch Community Fund comes from ScottishPower Renewables' Kilgallioch Wind Farm. It is part of their community benefit programme. The fund supports local projects in Scotland. No specific funding amounts are listed. Applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis. The fund focuses on energy, utilities, and charity projects. You will need to contact ScottishPower Renewables directly for full details on eligibility and application process.
Kinross-shire Fund
Foundation Scotland
The Kinross-shire Fund provides funding for community groups and organisations in Kinross-shire, Scotland. The fund covers the entire 73 square miles of the Kinross-shire area. No specific funding amounts are mentioned, so you would need to contact them directly for details. There are no set deadlines, suggesting applications may be accepted on a rolling basis. The fund appears to support general community activities and projects. You must be based within the Kinross-shire boundaries to be eligible. Contact details and application processes are not provided in the available information.
Kirkcowan Community Fund
Foundation Scotland
The Kirkcowan Community Fund supports local projects in the Kirkcowan area. The fund comes from money generated by two wind farms in the region. It is managed by Kirkcowan Community Development Trust. The fund appears to support charities and non-profit groups. No specific funding amounts are mentioned. There is no set deadline, so you can likely apply at any time. The exact eligibility criteria are not specified. You will need to contact the trust directly for more details about what projects they fund and how much money is available.
Kirkcowan Education & Training Fund
Foundation Scotland
The Kirkcowan Education & Training Fund helps local residents pay for education and training. You can get up to £2,000 to study at university or college. The money also covers short courses that give you new skills. This funding can help improve your job prospects. You must live in Kirkcowan to apply. The money can be split across multiple grants if needed. Applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis throughout the year.
Lairg Wind Farm Community Fund
Foundation Scotland
The Lairg Wind Farm Community Fund supports charitable activities that benefit people living in the Lairg Community Council area. This is a community fund linked to a wind farm project. You can apply if your charity or project helps local residents in this specific area of Scotland. The fund appears to run on a rolling basis with no set deadlines. The funding amount is not specified, so you would need to contact them directly. Your project must be charitable in nature and provide clear benefits to the local community. This could include community facilities, local events, or services for residents.
Langhope Rig Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund
Foundation Scotland
The Langhope Rig Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund supports community projects in specific Scottish Borders areas. The fund helps projects that benefit people living in Ettrick & Yarrow, Lilliesleaf, Ashkirk & Midlem, Upper Teviotdale and Borthwick Water, Hawick and Denholm & District. The funding amount is not specified in the available information. There are no stated application deadlines, suggesting this may be a rolling programme. You can apply if your project benefits communities in these specific areas. The fund appears to focus on community benefit projects. More details about eligibility and application process are not currently available.
Langhope Rig Wind Farm Education & Training Fund (Sub Fund A)
Foundation Scotland
This fund gives bursaries to local residents for training and education. You can use the money to learn new skills for getting or keeping a job. You must live in specific areas around the Scottish Borders. These areas include Ettrick & Yarrow, Lilliesleaf, Ashkirk & Midlem, and Upper Teviotdale & Borthwick Water Community Council areas. The fund appears to run on a rolling basis with no set deadline. The amount of funding available is not specified. This is Sub Fund A of the larger Langhope Rig Wind Farm Education & Training Fund.
Middle Balbeggie Wind Farm Community Fund
Foundation Scotland
The Middle Balbeggie Wind Farm Community Fund supports community projects in the Thornton Community Council area of Scotland. The fund has been running since 2017. It helps local community activities and projects that benefit people living in the area. Netro Energy manages the fund on behalf of Alpha Real Capital. The funding amount is not specified in the available information. There is no set deadline as applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis. You need to be working on projects that benefit the Thornton Community Council area to be eligible.
Middle Balbeggie Wind Farm Education & Training Fund
Foundation Scotland
The Middle Balbeggie Wind Farm Education & Training Fund helps residents in the Thornton Community Council area pay for study or training. You must live in this specific area of Scotland to apply. The fund covers education and training costs but the exact amounts available are not specified. There are no set deadlines so you can apply at any time. The fund appears to operate on a rolling basis throughout the year. You can use the money for various types of study or training courses. No match funding requirements are mentioned.
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