Our Case Studies
Read about some of the wonderful projects our generous donors have funded, and stories about the difference their funding has made.
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Community Funds
Solway group skating to success
Solway Sk8ing Club promotes the development of figure and synchronised ice skating in Dumfries & Galloway. They have three synchronised teams of young people of various ages - Solway Lightning,…
Community Funds
Coalburn Men at Work
A valuable resource is now available in the local Coalburn area as Coalburn Men's Shed opens.
Community Funds
Street Connect
Funding for this project was provided by Auchrobert Wind Farm Community Fund, provided by Renantis, the owners of Auchrobert Wind Farm in South Lanarkshire.
Community Funds
Funding for local service improving mental health for young people
The Benhar Youth and Activities Club is a lifeline for children and young people, providing them with a safe and welcoming environment to learn, grow, and flourish.
Community Funds
Coal-Play
Coal-Play is a project that benefits all in the community of Coalburn, South Lanarkshire. Their aim is to provide outdoor, sport and recreational activities for children and young people in Coalburn…
Community Funds
Quiet Waters
Quiet Waters provides counselling and support for people in Central Scotland.
Community Funds
Education and Training funds case study – Kyle Waddell
Growing numbers of Scottish communities are setting up dedicated Education and Training grants programmes across Scotland, thanks to community benefit funds provided by the renewable energy sector…
Community Funds
Small grants can make a big difference
From cookery classes to necessary items, Home-Start Cowdenbeath continues to show small grants can make a big difference.
Community Funds
Carrick Futures Fund - Girvan Wheelers
Girvan Wheelers was started in 2017, with the help of Cycling UK, to organise cycle rides, tours, events and training in Girvan and South Carrick. It aims to increase the health and wellbeing of the…
Community Funds
Cairndow Community Childcare – sustaining a working population
An Suidhe Wind Farm Community Fund has supported improvements to a community-owned childcare facility with grants totalling over £16,000 between 2019 and 2022.
Community Funds
Coastal Rowing Surges Forward
An Suidhe Wind Farm Community Fund has supported the development of two clubs introducing local people to coastal rowing, at Loch Awe and at Loch Fyne.
Community Funds
Furnace Village Store Offers More
In 2019, An Suidhe Wind Farm Community Fund helped Furnace Community SCIO safeguard the future of the village shop and Post Office by bringing it into community ownership.