Funding in North Lanarkshire

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The objectives of the Trust are widely drawn. The Trustees will employ discretion in order to determine as to which charitable initiatives receive donations. However, in the past, trustees have split donations amongst military and medical charities, and youth organisations.

Sainsbury’s will donate food free of charge which may include fresh food (within their use by date), that is fit for human consumption to charity. The programme has been running successfully in a number of stores and Sainsbury’s now wish to expand the programme to include as many stores as possible over a gradual time frame. You must help local people in need and be in a position to use donated food to support your beneficiaries. NB: some fresh food maybe donated to animal charities, but only if there are not any suitable people charities in an area.

The fund provides grants to encourage the provision, training and maintenance of ordained persons and lay workers, and to meet the spiritual needs of heariing impaired people in Scotland.

The trusts purpose is to give those living in cities a better chance to enjoy nature and the beauties of the countryside. This small grant making trust funds charities in Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Supports new music projects led by promoters, large performance groups, talent development organisations, venues and curators. Projects must involve the creation, performance and promotion of new music and enable songwriters, composers, solo artist, bands and performers of all backgrounds to develop creatively and professionally