Our Case Studies

In 2022, the Tayvallich Initiative embarked on an ambitious project to address housing shortages and support community growth. The results have been transformative for the community.

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.

The charity Feis Phaislig has been at the forefront of promoting traditional music and Gaelic culture with a mission to integrate Gaelic into the wider community,

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.

The Middle Balbeggie Wind Farm Community Fund has helped with the overdue upgrade of the 'Pensioners Hut', a valued community venue in Thornton.

Bowhill Rovers is an amateur football club in Cardenden, and provides footballing opportunities for young adults who want to play competitively and stay fit and healthy.

In July 2022, Ayton Heritage was awarded £3,500 from the Greencoat Drone Hill Fund to support with the preservation and restoration of the St Dionysius Church ruin.

Berwickshire Swap in Reston has been awarded £10,367, to support equipment and core running costs.

A student in the Borders has received funding from the Langhope Rig Education and Training Fund to support his dreams of competitive mountain biking.