Our Case Studies

Borders Pottery CIC (BP) was established in November 2022, evolving from its predecessor, Borders Pottery Ltd.

The Blackford Parish Church was awarded £1,400 from the Blackford Community Fund for their thriving community initiative to tackle social isolation and the cost of living crisis.

Biggar Little Festival has received three years of funding from the Ventient Energy Glenkerie Wind Farm Community Fund to create events to encourage and promote the arts in their community.

Tweedsmuir Community Company has received a total of £120,622, from the Ventient Energy Glenkerie Wind Farm Community Fund over the past decade.

The Ventient Westfield Benarty Community Fund supports projects in the Benarty Community Council area of Fife.

In the village of Middleton, stands a beacon of community spirit, the Middleton Village Hall.

The Glenkens & District Trust make decision on how awards from the Blackcraig wind farm should be used. An array of projects was supported across 2023 and 2024.

Home-start Cowdenbeath provides support to young families who are experiencing difficulties living in Ballingry, Crosshill, Lochore, Glencraig, Lochgelly, Lumphinnans, Cowdenbeath, Crossgates and…

Cycling Without Age received a grant from the Falkirk Community Schools Fund to support ‘Trishaws in Iconic Places’.

Borders Youth Theatre created the opportunity in their community to break down barriers, develop skills, and build confidence through performance.

Selkirk School Bike club received £6000 funding from the Langhope Rig Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund to expand their programme for young people.

In February 2024, a group of 33 of Thurso High School’s S6 students embarked on an educational trip to Berlin, Germany along with three teachers.