2022
Bikes for Refugees (Scotland)
£3,500
Providing bikes for refugees to help with resettlement and reducing isolation including provision of 50 welcome packs (helmets, lock, lights) & repairing donated bikes.
Heart of Newhaven Community
£2,000
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Solar Panels
Solar panels, and costs towards installation, for a new community hub expected to be used by 500 people
Newhaven Heritage Community Garden
£5,000
To help local adults and children learn about planting and growing
Dunedin Fencing Club
£2,500
Part funding towards a project aimed at making fencing more accessible to excluded groups through activities such as training female coaches, provision of para-fencing equipment, funding beginner courses and sessions for residents of deprived areas.
Hibernian Football Club
£1,500
Part funding towards Bright Sparks project to provide environmental education to 360 pupils delivered by a HCF Youth Support Worker
Lochend Football Academy
£3,500
Part funding towards replacement goal posts for new pitch to be used by 200 children from Lochend & other deprived areas
Corstorphine Community Centre
£2,000
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Solar Panels
Solar panels, and costs towards installation, for a new community centre.
2018/19
Liberton Primary School – Lighting up Play
£3000 towards lighting up their school ‘Playbox’ and play area so children can play outside in the winter months.
Oaklands School – Oaklands Growing Sustainable Communities
£2750 towards promoting awareness change towards sustainability / carbon reduction through community growing, meadows and interpretation activities.
Drumbrae Leisure Centre – Community Garden
£2954 towards their Community Garden, in collaboration with their Active Communities Programme and Holiday camps.
Friends of Redhall School – School Grounds (wildlife, teaching and environmental education)
£1840 towards Redhall School Garden, to improve their school grounds for wildlife, teaching and environmental education.
Davidson’s Mains Parent Council – Bike Racks
£598 contribution towards provision of school bike racks (co-funded with Sustrans) to encourage pupil participation in active travel.
Buckstone Primary School Parent Council – BPS Recycling Improvement Programme
£2890 towards encouraging behavioural change to maximise the amount of waste recycled by working to educate children, introduce new transparent recycling bins, purchasing books and funding a school trip to a recycling centre.