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Stroupster Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund

Foundation Scotland

The Stroupster Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund supports charitable activities in the Dunnet & Canisbay area of Caithness, Scotland. The fund helps projects that benefit local residents. About 80% of the money goes to projects within the Dunnet & Canisbay Community Council area. The remaining 20% can support projects outside this area if they clearly benefit Dunnet & Canisbay residents. The fund operates on a rolling basis with no set deadlines. The funding amount is not specified. You can apply for various charitable activities and community development projects.

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Stroupster Wind Farm Education and Training Fund (Dunnet & Canisbay)

Foundation Scotland

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This fund gives bursaries to people living in the Dunnet and Canisbay area of Caithness. The money helps you pay for training and education courses. You can use it to learn new skills for jobs in your local area. The fund focuses on key sectors like energy, public services, and education. There is no set funding amount mentioned. Applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis throughout the year. You must live in the Dunnet and Canisbay Community Council area to apply.

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SWEF Business Grants

Foundation Scotland

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SWEF Business Grants help young people in Scotland grow their businesses. The grants support business ventures that need investment to reach the next level. You can use the money to develop your business idea or expand an existing venture. The funding is available on a rolling basis with no set deadline. Young entrepreneurs who are struggling to invest in their business can apply. The exact funding amounts are not specified. You need to be based in Scotland to be eligible.

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SWEF Start-up Grants

Foundation Scotland

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SWEF Start-Up grants give up to £500 to help new businesses get started. You can apply if you are setting up a business or your business earns less than £500 per month. The money can pay for equipment, materials, stock, website creation, product development, or training. This is for people in the early stages of starting their business. The grant helps cover essential start-up costs. Applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis. You must be based in Scotland to apply.

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Tannach and District Wind Farm Education & Training Fund

Foundation Scotland

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This fund gives bursaries to people living in the Tannach and District Community Councils area in Caithness. 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 focus is on skills needed in key local industries. The fund appears to run on a rolling basis with no set deadline. The amount of money available is not specified. You must live in the specific Tannach and District area to apply.

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Tannach and District Wind Farm Trust

Foundation Scotland

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The Tannach and District Wind Farm Trust provides funding for community projects in the Tannach area of Scotland. The trust was set up by the local community council and Foundation Scotland. It manages money from wind farm companies and other donors. The funding helps projects that benefit the local Tannach and District community. No specific funding amounts are mentioned. Applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis. You need to contact the trust directly for application details and eligibility requirements.

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The Beinneun Community Fund

Foundation Scotland

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The Beinneun Community Fund supports projects that help local residents in two Scottish Highland areas. You can apply if your project benefits people in Glengarry or Fort Augustus community council areas. This includes the Glenmoriston area too. The fund is open to charities and public sector organisations. No funding amounts are specified in the available information. There are no set deadlines, so you can apply at any time. The fund appears to operate on a rolling basis throughout the year.

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The Bill and Lorraine Budge Foundation

Foundation Scotland

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The Bill and Lorraine Budge Foundation supports organisations that help children and young people. The foundation focuses on health, education and wellbeing projects. You can apply if your organisation works with children or young people in Scotland. The funding amount is not specified on their website. There are no set deadlines as applications are accepted on a rolling basis. You will need to show how your project will benefit children and young people. The foundation was set up by Bill and Lorraine Budge to make a difference to young lives.

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The Cour Community Benefit Fund

Foundation Scotland

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The Cour Community Benefit Fund supports community projects in three areas of Kintyre, Scotland. The fund helps projects that benefit people living in East Kintyre, West Kintyre, and Tarbert and Skipness. The money comes from Cour Wind Farm Ltd, which runs a wind farm on the Kintyre peninsula. The fund appears to run on a rolling basis with no set deadlines. The funding amount is not specified in the available information. Community groups and organisations in these specific areas can apply for support.

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The Gateway Exchange Fund

Foundation Scotland

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The Gateway Exchange Fund supports activities across Scotland that help people move forward with their lives. The fund aims to empower people who would not otherwise have opportunities to fulfil their potential. 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. Eligibility criteria are not detailed in the current information. The fund covers all sectors across Scotland. You will need to contact the funder directly for specific application requirements and funding amounts.

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The Rooney Family Foundation

Foundation Scotland

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The Rooney Family Foundation provides funding to support children with disabilities in Scotland. The grant aims to help improve the lives and opportunities for disabled children. No specific funding amounts are published, so you would need to contact them directly. There are no published deadlines, suggesting applications may be accepted on a rolling basis. The foundation does not specify which types of organisations can apply. You could use the money for projects, services, or equipment that benefit children with disabilities. Contact details and application requirements are not provided in the available information.

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The South Kyle Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund

Foundation Scotland

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The South Kyle Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund provides ongoing funding to communities in East Ayrshire and Dumfries & Galloway. The fund supports projects in Dalmellington, Patna, New Cumnock, and Carsphairn. This is assured income for local community projects. The funding amount is not specified in the available information. There are no stated deadlines, suggesting applications may be accepted on a rolling basis. The fund appears to focus on energy and charity sectors. You will need to contact the fund directly for application details and funding amounts.

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The Spagan Community Fund

Foundation Scotland

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The Spagan Community Fund supports community projects on the islands of Barra and Vatersay in Scotland. The fund gets its money from a wind turbine owned by the local community company. It has been running since 2018 and helps various community initiatives. The funding amounts are not specified in the available information. There are no clear deadlines mentioned, suggesting applications may be accepted on a rolling basis. You need to be working on projects that benefit the Barra and Vatersay communities to apply.

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The West Benhar Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund

Foundation Scotland

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The West Benhar Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund gives £150,000 per year to local communities. The money goes to areas around Greenrigg, Fauldhouse, Harthill, Eastfield and Shotts. This covers parts of West Lothian and North Lanarkshire in Scotland. The fund amount increases with inflation each year. Applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis throughout the year. The fund focuses on energy and charity projects. No specific deadline is mentioned, suggesting you can apply at any time.

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Vattenfall Clashindarroch Wind Farm Community Fund

Foundation Scotland

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The Vattenfall Clashindarroch Wind Farm Community Fund supports charitable projects in specific Scottish communities. You can apply if your project benefits people living in areas served by Huntly, Strathbogie and Tap o'Noth community councils. Projects in the Cabrach Community Association area are also eligible. The fund focuses on charitable activities that help local residents. No funding amounts or deadlines are specified in the available information. This appears to be an ongoing fund rather than a one-off grant. You will need to contact the fund directly for application details and funding limits.

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Volant Charitable Trust Large Grants Programme

Foundation Scotland

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The Volant Charitable Trust Large Grants Programme funds projects in Scotland across three themes: poverty and deprivation, women, and children and young people. It is a multi-year programme, so grants can support longer-term work. Read the guidance carefully before applying, as each theme has specific criteria your project must meet.

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Watten Wind Farm Trust

Foundation Scotland

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The Watten Wind Farm Trust provides funding for projects that benefit the Watten community in Scotland. The trust was set up by Watten Community Council and Foundation Scotland. It manages money from different donors for local community projects. The funding amount is not specified in the available information. There are no set deadlines as applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis. The eligibility criteria are not clearly defined. Projects should benefit the Watten community area. You will need to contact the trust directly for specific application details and funding amounts.

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Whiteside Hill Education and Training Fund

Foundation Scotland

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This fund provides bursaries to help people in Kirkconnel, Kelloholm, and Sanquhar areas of Scotland access training and education. The money helps you gain skills needed to get a job or keep your current job. You must live in the Kirkconnel & Kelloholm or Royal Burgh of Sanquhar and District Community Council areas. The fund comes from Whiteside Hill Wind Farm Community Fund. Applications are decided by the Upper Nithsdale Community Trust. The funding amount is not specified. There are no set deadlines so you can apply at any time.

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Whiteside Hill Wind Farm Community Fund

Foundation Scotland

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The Whiteside Hill Wind Farm Community Fund supports community projects in specific areas of Scotland. You can apply if your project benefits people living in Kirkconnel, Kelloholm, or Sanquhar and District areas. The fund comes from a wind farm and aims to help local communities. The funding amount is not specified in the available information. There are no set deadlines, so you can apply at any time. Projects must clearly benefit local residents in these three community council areas. You will need to show how your project helps the local community.

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