Information, advice and support to find and apply for community funding
Our Community Learning and Development Team will are here to support you with grant funding. They can provide guidance and support in sourcing relevant funding, how to write effective funding applications, monitor and evaluate funded projects. The team are flexible to meet the needs of your group, via in-person, online or a visit to your organisation.
Additionally, other local organisations are available to support your wider organisational needs.
If you need support from the Community and Learning Development Team, please email CLD@pkc.gov.uk
Funding Scotland
The SCVO's (Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations) Funding Scotland tool is an online funding database and valuable resource for charities, community groups, social enterprises and voluntary organisations of all shapes and sizes. You can also register as a member or supporter of the SCVO to gain access to further information and up-to-date funding bulletins.
The Adult Learning in the Community Fund 2025 to 2026 is for projects that focus on working collaboratively to enhance people's life chances through learning. We are looking for projects that meet at least one of the following criteria:
- Adults improve their skills at using digital technology to access essential services and information, find jobs, participate in civic activities, or stay in touch with support networks. The project must show that people have gained digital skills to access essential services online, connect with others, and feel more confident using technology in daily life.
- Adults from diverse groups gain new knowledge, practical skills, and increase their confidence to independently engage with local services, employers, culture, and communities. The funded project must demonstrate that participants have gained skills, improved their confidence, and widened engagement with services and/or community networks.
- Adults improve their reading, understanding, writing, and/or numeracy skills for everyday life. For example, they have better ability to solve everyday problems, communicate effectively, manage personal finances, and understand health information. The project must demonstrate that adults have developed independent reading, writing, and numeracy skills, leading to overall improvement in daily living and wellbeing.
- Adults, who are ready to move on, and progress, gain skills and opportunities to actively share their expertise and experience with others. The project must demonstrate that it encourages a culture of sharing knowledge, and empowering learners to become a positive role model for others.
Application deadline: 11 May 2025
Funding amount: £500 to £25,000
Please note the grant will close once the fund has been fully allocated. If you have any questions about the fund, please email CLD@pkc.gov.uk.
The Community Environment Challenge Fund (CECF) can provide support and funding for community-led environmental projects.
Any of the following can be funded:
- improvements to sports pitches and sports ground pavilions
- the Contributing Third Party (CTP) payment for the Scottish Landfill Communities Fund and other landfill providers
- equipment costs, tidy-up and maintenance activities and reasonable professional fees which are directly incurred in respect of the project
The projects must be led and delivered by community groups, must make a significant difference to the local environment and be widely supported within the community. In addition, there is a requirement for a long-term maintenance commitment for any projects undertaken through the Fund.
How much would the grant be?
The minimum grant request is £2,500 up to a maximum of £10,000. 50% match funding is required. For example, an application of £2,500 would have a total cost of at least £5,000. The whole project can be of any size and there is no defined maximum project cost.
Further information
If you have any other questions regarding the Community Environment Challenge Fund, please contact Perth and Kinross Council's External Funding team by telephoning 01738 475000 or emailing ExternalFunding@pkc.gov.uk. Find out more on the Community Environment Challenge Fund webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
This year, Perth and Kinross Council has agreed to focus participatory budgeting on four localities that face significant challenges and have a need for targeted community investment - Coupar Angus, Meigle and Alyth; Central and North Perth; Rattray; and South Crieff. Applications are now being accepted until 7 February 2025 at 5pm. Projects must be community-led and should focus on tackling poverty and alleviating the impact of cost of living in these areas. We expect successful applicants to demonstrate how they will target these localities but understand that some beneficiaries may come from outwith these areas. Applications are also welcome to include costs towards upskilling and resourcing volunteers to support the delivery of your project.
Community Learning and Development staff will be running workshops for applicants in each locality from January. More information will be released on this in due course.
For more information and to apply, please visit the Locality Participatory Budget Fund webpage.
How to apply
To apply to the Common Good and Kinross Common Good funding schemes, you must complete the Common Good application form (Word doc, 4 MB) and the additional form for capital projects (Word doc, 118 KB).
Aberfeldy, Abernethy, Auchterarder, Alyth, Blairgowrie, Crieff, Kinross, Perth City, and Pitlochry all have Common Good Funds. The Common Good Funds, with the exception of Kinross, fund projects that provide community benefits for the people (including individuals or a group of people) who live in the former burgh served by relevant Common Good Fund Committee. The Kinross Common Good Fund provides funding of any activity which is beneficial to the interests of the inhabitants of Kinross.
- Perth Common Good Fund has specific criteria (PDF, 100 KB).
- Applications to the Crieff Common Good Fund can apply for a maximum of £500.
- Blairgowrie Common Good Fund is in abeyance until further notice.
- Aberfeldy Common Good Fund annual spending is currently capped at £1,000 per financial year.
If you have any queries regarding your application, you can contact us by emailing PKGrantsDirect@pkc.gov.uk or by telephoning 0345 605 2000.
Deadlines for the Common Good Fund Committees
| Deadline for application | Common Good Fund Committee meeting date |
|---|---|
| 10 December 2024 | 3 February 2025 |
| 21 March 2025 | 5 May 2025 |
| 8 July 2025 | 18 August 2025 |
| 16 September 2025 | 27 October 2025 |
Funding may be available to support the running of events outwith Perth city centre through our rural events funding. Applications are considered for new events which are intended to be annually occurring and which can demonstrate community support or need. Full criteria and details are contained within the Rural Events Fund application form (Word doc, 101 KB). Applications should be submitted at least three months before the event date.
Please note that potential applicants are advised to contact the Council's Business Development Team on 01738 477952 before completing the application form to discuss the events and the requirements.
These grants are for individuals in need and applications for funding are administered by the Welfare Rights Team. The available funding is fully committed for the foreseeable future and the Fund is currently closed to applications from charitable groups.
Bertha Park Community Fund: grants to community organisations in the Bertha Park site area for projects that support community activities. See the Bertha Park Community Fund guidance flowchart (PDF, 56 KB) for guidance on the decision-making process.
The Auchterarder Community Facilities Fund (Word doc, 105 KB) aims to improve public realm and facilities as the demand on these increases through local housebuilding. The Fund will be available for use on projects being promoted by Council Services and voluntary/ community organisations which improve the amenity of the public realm or facilities within the settlement boundary of Auchterarder.
SSEN Transmission has created the Regional Fund as part of its community benefit commitment from its investment in transmission infrastructure across its network area in the north of Scotland. The aim of this funding is to bring positive benefits and a long-lasting legacy to communities across the north of Scotland. If your project benefits communities located within the SSEN Transmission network area, you may be eligible to apply for the Regional Fund. The SSEN network area covers the same parts of Scotland as their sister-business, SSEN Distribution. You can provide your postcode on the Energy Networks Association website to check which network area you reside in.
You don't have to be a registered charity to apply, but your organisation must have a constitution and not be set up for individual profit. Regional projects are expected to be of higher value and have a greater transformational impact which may cover several regions within the network area. In this round, the fund is worth a total of £2,000,000. You can apply for funding from £40,000 up to £500,000. The fund will be looking to support projects meeting one of the following themes: People, Place, and Alleviating Fuel Poverty. Applications should be submitted by Friday 22 November.
For more information, please visit SSEN Transmission's Community Benefit Fund webpage.
Grants from £30,000 to £400,000 for up to two or three years are intended to support arts-based work that tackles the disruption caused by the coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic to education and the adverse impact on children and young people's mental health and wellbeing, particularly those experiencing systemic inequality and barriers to learning. More information can be found on the Foundation's Arts-based Learning Fund webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
The Trust supports a range of charitable projects, in particular those focusing on education, music and the arts. There is a preference to fund start up projects or improvements to projects. More information can be found on the Thomson Charitable Trust website.
Deadline: Ongoing
This fund supports charitable causes focused on the education, practice, enjoyment and appreciation of the musical and pictorial arts in Scotland, with the Trust's main area of support based in Dundee and Tayside. More information is available through Funding Scotland on their Cookie Matheson Charitable Trust webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
Funds between £1,000 - £100,000 available to continue to support organisations who seek funding to undertake creative activity such as a specific project or production, a programme of creative work, or a period of research and development. The fund can also support business change and development projects, such as those that make the organisation more financially sustainable or focus on broader organisational development. More information is available on the National Lottery Open Fund webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
Grants are available to registered charities to support the performing or visual arts and for projects that facilitate the acquisition of knowledge and learning. The Foundation aims to benefit charitable causes in either the Arts or Learning:
- Arts - This strand is designed to improve the sustainability of the arts and support groups which work to achieve this. Generally, funding is for specific projects/activities that offer long-term benefit and sustainability.
- Learning - This strand is designed to support projects that facilitate the acquisition of knowledge such as through increased access to places of learning (for example, museums and libraries) and which have a long-term strategic impact.
More information is available on the Foyle Foundation Main Grants webpage. The Foyle Foundation has announced that it will complete its grant giving programme by the end of 2025.
Deadline: Ongoing
Grants up to £5,000 are available to support community groups working with young people in music in Scotland. The fund wants to support Scottish community groups working with young people in arts and music, particularly activities to encourage the uptake of music. More information is available on the Mary Janet King Fund webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
The fund is intended to support periods of research, development and/or delivery of creative activity, such as specific projects and productions for up to 24 months. It can support an individual's time where this is related to specific creative outcomes. Freelance and self-employed artists and creative practitioners living in Scotland who are at least 18 years old are eligible to apply. You can apply for between £500 and £50,000. For more information, please visit Creative Scotland's Open Fund for Individuals webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
The Land Fund main application is currently closed but are still accepting first stage applications to help communities develop their ideas or do preliminary work around taking ownership of assets. It supports rural and urban communities to become more resilient and sustainable through the ownership and management of land and land assets. Stage two application will reopen this summer. More information can be found on the Scottish Land Fund webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
Capital funding available to create infrastructure that enables more people to cycle and walk for everyday, utility journeys. The grant is based on Sustrans Scotland's Places for Everyone criteria and applications should address the aims and objectives of the Tactran Regional Transport Strategy Refresh 2015 to 2036, with particular focus on strategy 5.3 Active Travel. More information can be found on the TACTRAN Active Travel Grant webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
As part of its ongoing focus to encourage vacant properties to be brought back into use for economic and socially productive purposes, the Council has set up a grant fund to assist business and property owners, and prospective owners and tenants to undertake feasibility studies to develop sustainable future uses which repurpose vacant commercial properties. More information can be found on the Vacant Property Feasibility Grant webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
This grant scheme offers funding of between £5,000 and £20,000 per year, for one to three years, to contribute towards the costs of transport to support your work. The fund is open to charities working in Scotland, with an annual income of £30,000 to £2 million, that support people who are experiencing (or are at high risk of experiencing) poverty and trauma. You can find out more on the Robertson Trust's Transport Grants webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
Match funded grants up to £250,000 over three years are available for third sector organisations working in partnership with public bodies to deliver support to children, young people and families affected by alcohol and drugs. More information is available on the Way Forward for Families Partnership webpage.
Deadline: 2pm, 28 November 2024
Grants up to £2,400 are available to enable vulnerable children and young people in the UK to overcome financial barriers preventing them from achieving their education, training or employment goals. More information can be found on the Buttle UK website.
Deadline: Ongoing
Grants up to £90,000 are available for organisations whose main purpose is working with and for young people (aged 14 to 25 years) who face complex transitions to adulthood. More information can be found on the Paul Hamlyn Youth Fund webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
Grants up to £100,000 are available to voluntary and community organisations for work that helps young people (aged 8 to 24 years) to become more confident and play an active part in realising their potential. Further information can be found on the Young Start Fund webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
Grants up to £5,000 to support community groups working with young people in music in Scotland. More information can be found on the Mary Janet King Fund webpage of Foundation Scotland
Deadline: Ongoing
Grants up to £35,000 are available to UK registered charities working to produce significant impact in the Trust's priority areas: youth opportunities, general welfare, conservation, heritage, Africa (Kenya and Uganda), and peace and humanitarian support. To find out more, visit the Dulverton Trust webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
Maximum of £200 funding for schools, voluntary and community groups making educational visits to the Cairngorms National Park. For more information, visit the Cairngorms Travel Grant webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
A grant of up to £200 for groups' transport costs to and from their school or group meeting place to the National Park and the costs of accessing Inchcailloch for outdoor learning activities. More information can be found on the Loch Lomond Educational Travel Grant webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
Funds available for local charities working with young people travelling abroad to undertake charitable work. Further information can be found on the Lethendy Charitable Trust website.
Deadline: Ongoing
The Gannochy Trust Youth Panel Fund is managed by young people from Perth and Kinross and provides grants of up to £10,000 from an annual funding pot of £100,000. The fund is open to registered charities that work with those aged 11 to 21 years in Perth and Kinross, and applications must deliver on at least one of the Fund themes of Youth Activity; Youth Voice; and/or Youth Health and Wellbeing. Visit the Gannochy Youth Panel Fund website for more information and deadline dates.
Deadline: Ongoing
The fund offers grant funding of up to £10,250 for eligible voluntary and community organisations to set up and deliver the DofE, including the enrolment costs for marginalised young people across the UK. The organisation must have a track record of primarily working with marginalised young people. For more details on criteria and how to apply, please visit the Access Without Limits Community Funding webpage.
Deadline: January 2026
BBC Children in Need offer a range of grant programmes for projects, core costs and emergency essentials. For more information on these funds, please visit the Children in Need Grants webpage.
Deadline: Various - see webpage
Grants up to £5,000 to assist one or more of the following groups: disadvantaged/underprivileged young people (persons aged under 25 years); people with disabilities (physical or learning disabilities or mental health problems); older people (aged over 60 years). More information can be found on the Percy Bilton Charity Grants webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
This trust supports a range of charitable organisations which provide assistance to individuals suffering from physical and mental illnesses. More information can be found on the IBB Trust webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
Funding available for projects that assist elderly persons suffering from handicap, disablement or infirmity, whether physical or mental in Tayside and Fife. More information can be found on the Annie Ramsay Mclean Trust webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
The fund gives small grants to organisations including those supporting people with disabilities or health problems. It mostly funds in Dundee and the North East. More information can be found on the George Mclean Trust webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
Funding available for local organisations in Tayside that work in the social and welfare areas, assisting people struggling to cope with day-to-day living or suffering from disability. More information can be found on the Leng Charitable Trust webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
Up to £20,000 funding available to support medical research development across Scotland. More information can be found on the Tenovus Scotland website.
Deadline: TBD
Charitable institutions, societies, foundations or funds can apply for funding if the primary purpose of the project is aiding those in need by reason of age, ill-health, disability or other disadvantage in the Perthshire area. More information can be found on the Betty Ross Trust webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
Funding available to NHS Tayside projects/activities, Health and Social Care Partnerships, registered charities, social enterprises and community interest companies under two brackets - Innovation and Prevention. Further information available on the NHS Tayside Charitable Foundation webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
The developers of the Lochelbank Wind Farm, RWE Innogy UK, provide this Fund for the benefit of residents in the geographic areas represented by the Community Councils of Glenfarg and Bridge of Earn. Money from the Fund will be used to support community projects and activities in these areas. The Fund will provide grants to support charitable activities that: enhance quality of life for local residents; contribute to vibrant, healthy, successful and sustainable communities; promote community spirit and encourage community activity. For more information, visit the RWE Lochelbank Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund webpage on Foundation Scotland.
Deadline: 18 February 2025 (for decision end April)/29 July 2025 (for decision end Sept)
Grants are available for local community groups, charities, voluntary groups, and social enterprises in the UK for projects that have a positive impact on communities, people, or the environment. Every three months, the Grants for Good Fund will divide £15,000 between five shortlisted projects that have a positive impact on communities, people, or the environment. More information can be found on the Matthew Good Foundation webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
Loan support to not-for-profit social economy organisations throughout Scotland that are unable to raise funding, either in total or in part, from normal commercial sources such as banks; have a clear social purpose that will make a real difference to the communities in which they operate; and can demonstrate long-lasting social impacts. SIS will normally lend amounts starting from £10,000 up to £2 million. More information can be found on the Social Investment Scotland website.
Deadline: Ongoing
Grants up to £750,000 are available to support charitable projects that address the Trust's three funding strands:
- Financial wellbeing - tackling the financial and material effects of poverty on people and communities.
- Emotional wellbeing and relationships - ensuring people have emotional wellbeing, and confidence and strength in their relationships with others.
- Education and work pathways - equipping people for the future by supporting learning and skills.
The Trust has four main grants available to registered charities: Small Grants - funding of between £2,000 and £15,000; Large Grants - funding of between £15,000 and £50,000; and Community Vehicle Grants - funding of £1,000 to £10,000 towards the costs or upgrade of a vehicle.
They also have Wee Grants for capital and revenue funding of £300 to £2,000, available to registered charities and constituted community groups with an annual income of less than £25,000. More information on the above funds can be found on the Robertson Trust website.
Deadline: Ongoing
Grants of up to £500 are available to local voluntary and community groups and charities for projects that support local communities served by Scotmid stores. More information can be found on the Scotmid grants webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
A grant of up to £1,500 is available for charities and community organisations supporting local good causes. Groups with a focus on providing food to school pupils such as fruit for breakfast clubs and for equipment for outdoor and indoor activities are considered eligible. Every three months, three local good causes are selected to be in the blue token customer vote in Tesco stores throughout the UK. More information can be found on the Tesco Stronger Starts webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
Funds available for charities and community organisations within the Auchterarder and District Area (Auchterarder, Aberuthven and Glendevon) for projects that provide a direct benefit to the local area. More information can be found on the Auchterarder and District Community Trust website.
Deadline: Ongoing
Funding available for projects in the communities where the Kingdom Housing Association operates. Further information can be found on the Community Initiatives Fund webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
The Kinross-shire Fund aims to support activities that will develop the vibrant life of the Kinross-shire community and ensure the area is an attractive place to live, work, and visit. Applications must contribute to at least one of the following themes: Community events; Community information; Community transport; Community welfare or healthcare support; Physical amenities; Recreational facilities; Support for care of the elderly or for existing voluntary organisations. Visit the Kinross-shire Fund webpage through Foundation Scotland for more information.
Deadline: Ongoing
The Moto Foundation makes a positive difference to the communities around Moto's locations. Each location can adopt a local Community Partner, supporting them in realising their objectives. Charities or good causes must be within a 25 mile radius of a Moto site (Kinross); have opportunities for Moto colleagues to be involved with your group and are happy to support the Moto site with their fundraising events. For further details on how to apply, visit the Moto Foundation - Community Partners webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
This Fund provides funding to community and charitable projects in the Community Council areas of Mount Blair (most of Strathardle and Glenshee) and Alyth. The fund generally supports projects which promote community spirit and bring people together; enhance quality of life and promote people's wellbeing; and/or foster vibrant, sustainable communities. More information including upcoming deadlines can be found on the SSE Drumderg Wind Farm Community Fund webpage.
Deadline: See webpage
This Fund provides funding to community and charitable projects in the Community Council areas of Aberfeldy; Dull and Weem; Dunkeld and Birnam; Kenmore and District; and Mid Atholl, Strathtay and Grandtully. The fund generally supports projects which enhance the quality of life for local residents; contribute to vibrant, healthy, successful and sustainable communities; promote community spirit and encourage community activity. More information can be found on the SSE Griffin and Calliachar Wind Farm Community Fund webpage.
Deadline: To be confirmed
Financial aid is available for the support of the development of co-operatives or employee-owned businesses and social enterprises in the UK for general business needs, including loans on property, business purchase, capital equipment and working capital. Loans from £10,000 to £75,000 are normally available. To find out more, visit the Co-op and Community Finance website.
Deadline: Ongoing
Up to £10,000 of seed funding grants and support are available to inspirational leaders and early-stage social enterprises in the UK to establish their own non-profit ventures with the potential to provide solutions to intractable social problems faced by disadvantaged and socially marginalised young people. More information can be found of the Start It Fund website.
Deadline: Ongoing
Up to £5,000 of start-up funding for individuals with a business idea that addresses a social, environmental, and/or community issue. You can apply for Start it if you have an idea for a social enterprise but need some funding to get it up and running. The idea should be new, not a continuation of something already existing. Further information can be found on the Shackleton Foundation website.
Deadline: Ongoing
Grants are available to charities registered in the UK that are running sports projects which provide opportunities for people who are disabled or otherwise disadvantaged to fulfil their potential and develop personal and life skills. Further information can be found on the Weir Charitable Trust website.
Deadline: 5pm, 28 February 2025 (for decisions end April/May 2025)
Grants of up to £30,000 depending on turnover are available to groups for physical activity initiatives that cover a range of priorities including focuses of deprived areas, people with disabilities or life disadvantages and skills development. For more information, please visit Peter Harrison Foundation's Active Lives webpage.
Deadline: Reopens 1 November 2024 with first deadline of 1 January 2025 then quarterly thereafter
Small grants are available to charities and non-profit making organisations with a focus on helping disabled and disadvantaged individuals in the UK to participate in sport. More information can be found on the Boost Charitable Trust website.
Deadline: Ongoing
A range of grants to promote interest and participation in sport throughout Perth and Kinross are available including start-up grants, development grants, equipment grants, and personal development grants.
Funding is available for:
- new club start-up costs
- equipment
- running/hosting an event
Priority will be given to applications that enhance opportunities for children and young people within Perth and Kinross. To find out more, visit the Perth and Kinross Sports Council website.
Deadline: Ongoing
The funding is provided by sportscotland to assist coaches to reduce the cost of their learning and development as this can often be seen as a barrier to participation and development. Please visit the Coach Education Subsidy Fund webpage for further information.
Grants up to £100,000 are available to charitable organisations in the UK for a wide range of projects in the areas of welfare, youth, community, arts, faith, environment, education, health, and museums and heritage. For more information, visit the Garfield Weston Foundation website.
Deadline: Ongoing
Grants up to £10,000 are available to smaller charities registered and operating in the UK for projects that will make a significant impact on their work. Visit the Foyle Foundation Small Grants webpage for more information.
Deadline: Ongoing
Grants between £1,000 to £50,000 are available for UK registered charities with a preference for organisations based in Scotland which have projects that address the themes and sub-themes as set out by the MacRobert Trust. To find out more, visit the MacRobert Trust website.
Deadline: Various
Supports a wide range of charitable activities, funding projects relating to music and arts, disabled and ill health, community projects, young people's sport and education. Visit the Jimmie Cairncross Charitable Trust webpage on Funding Scotland for more information.
Deadline: Ongoing
Both of these schemes donate products for re-use by schools and community groups. For information on B&Q's scheme, visit your local store. In Kind re-distribute all sorts of goods donated by other retailers for a small handling fee. Visit the In Kind Direct website for more information.
Provides grants between £500 to £5,000 for projects that support the public benefit and general welfare of the residents of the Tayside area. For more information, visit the Walter Craig Charitable Trust webpage on Funding Scotland.
Deadline: Ongoing
This fund provides support for its members and deserving local causes carrying out a range of charitable work in the Perth area and Guildtown. Further information can be found on the Guildry Incorporation of Perth webpage on Funding Scotland.
Deadline: Ongoing
The trust supports a wide range of charitable activities in and around the City of Perth which the Trustees feel are beneficial to the City of Perth. To find out more, visit the Forteviot Charitable Trust webpage on Funding Scotland.
Deadline: Ongoing
Funds available for charitable institutions, societies and/or indigent persons connected with the town or burgh of Kinross and the parish of Orwell who apply for charitable, beneficial or public purposes. Visit the Arthur and Margaret Thompson's Charitable Trust webpage on Funding Scotland for further information.
Deadline: Ongoing
Funds available for charities focused on a variety of causes, with a preference for those in Tayside. More information can be found on the St Katharine's Fund webpage on Funding Scotland.
Deadline: Ongoing
Funds available for organisations focused on a range of activities and causes. To find out more, visit the RJ Larg Family Trust webpage on Funding Scotland.
Deadline: Ongoing
This fund matches donations to local charities and groups that have already raised vital funds themselves. The fund is currently focused on helping organisations that support people over the age of 70 years. Further information can be found on Persimmon Homes website.
Deadline: Ongoing
Grants available to support charities with a variety of causes. Further details can be found on the Aberbrothock Skea Trust webpage on Funding Scotland.
Deadline: Ongoing
The Alpkit Foundation supports projects that champion education, participation, environment, diversity and health. For more information, visit the Alpkit Foundation webpage.
Deadline: Ongoing
Launched in May 2021, the Community Heritage Grant Fund has been established to support community projects that conserve or enhance the historic environment within Perth and Kinross. Recognising how difficult it can be for community groups to access funding for heritage projects, Perth and Kinross Heritage Trust have designated £65,000 to support local heritage initiatives, which they hope will support at least 15 eligible projects over the next two years. The Trust will consider financial support for projects which fall into either of the following categories: Conservation of historic buildings or monuments in Perth and Kinross that have established and generally unhindered public access; Community-based recording, research and interpretation of the historic environment in Perth and Kinross. The PKHT Community Heritage Grants Scheme webpage provides further information.
Deadline: Quarterly on 1 March, 1 June, 1 September and 1 December
The Gannochy Trust's main grant programme which distributes funding of circa £4 million per annum for project, core and capital charitable work within Perth and Kinross. Aims for the funding are to improve the quality of life; improve the quality and availability of the built and natural environment; and to develop and inspire children and young people aged between 0 and 21 years. Funding of circa £1 million is also available to charities in the rest of Scotland for projects which aim to develop and inspire young people between the ages of 11 and 21 years. Visit the Gannochy Trust website for more information and deadline dates.
Deadline: Ongoing
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