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Burnhead Moss (Limerigg & Slamannan)
This fund supports community projects benefiting those living in Limerigg and Slamannan.
Capital Coffee: A Life-Changing School Project
It was developed through a co-production approach, with the Todhill Wind Farm Community Fund (Larbert, Stenhousemuir & Torwood) decision making Panel spearheading a proactive use of community benefit funding, working alongside the High School and local third sector groups.The project established a fully functioning social enterprise coffee shop within the school—a dynamic in-school training hub that provided hands-on baris...
Upcoming fund deadlines
Here's our quick reference guide to all funding application deadlines coming up. Be sure to check all guidelines and eligibility criteria before applying.
Burnhead Moss Education & Training (BMET)
This fund provides grants to help with vocational, education and training courses for people living in community council areas of Avonbridge & Standburn and Limerigg & Slamannan (in Falkirk), and also Blackridge (in West Lothian).
Burnhead Moss (Avonbridge and Standburn)
This Fund supports community projects benefiting those living in Avonbridge and Standburn.
Innovative model improves STEM learning
Grants totalling £13,745 were awarded from the Mossmorran Wind Farm Community Fund [£3,265], Todhill Wind Farm (Larbert, Stenhousemuir & Torwood) Community Fund [£7,205], and Denny & District Wind Farm Community Fund [£3,275] to enable Edinburgh Science Foundation's Generation Science programme to deliver 21 workshops to schools across Fife and Falkirk during Spring 2025.The programme brought touring science shows dire...
The Essentia Foundation - A Journey to the Central Belt
The Central BeltThe Central Belt is characterised by diverse landscapes, from the stunning hills and valleys of the Southern Uplands to the urban sprawl of Glasgow and Edinburgh. It is a relatively narrow strip of land that extends from the Firth of Clyde in the west to the Firth of Forth in the east, covering around 100 miles. This area is intersected by rivers, including the River Clyde and River Forth, which historically pl...
Climate Hubs Power Community Action Across Scotland
When it comes to tackling climate change, some of the most powerful action begins around kitchen tables, in community halls, at local playgrounds or in local parks and green spaces. It begins when local people and grassroots groups recognise a problem and then they come together with passion, dedication and the creativity needed to fix it themselves. Climate Action Hubs exist to harness this energy, supporting and equipping co...
Burnhead Moss Wind Farm Fund
The fund began in 2016 and receives annual contributions from EDF power solutions for distribution to these local communities. An annual amount of £130,000 inflation-adjusted, will be paid into the fund each year during the lifetime of the wind farm (expected to be 25 years).To meet the needs of each local community council, the fund is divided into 3 sub-funds to enable local decision making. An additiona...
Todhill Wind Farm Community Fund
Each year, an index-linked amount based on £45,600 is paid into the fund for the operating life of the wind farm. 50% of the Todhill Wind Farm Community Fund goes into a fund specifically for the Larbert, Stenhousemuir & Torwood (LST) communities. The remaining 50% of funds goes into a combined fund for the Denny & Districy communities. Each fund has its own arrangements for distributing funds, with a...