Organisation Support

Through its Young People’s Programme, the Allen Lane Foundation offers grants of £5,000 – £15,000 to small organisations delivering vital support to young people aged 12 – 21 years old facing significant challenges. Funding can be used for core costs, project delivery, or capital expenditure. Applications are accepted year-round, with the next Trustee review meeting taking applications scheduled for June 2026.

The Kelly Family Charitable Trust (KFCT) offers grants of up to £5,000 to registered charities which help families work together to overcome challenges. Both capital and revenue funding are available, including core operating costs. Grants are awarded twice yearly, with the next closing date on Sunday 1 March 2026.

FEL Scotland is inviting Expressions of Interest (EOIs) to its “Our Future, Our Say Climate Change Plan Consultation Fund”. The fund will cover costs of hosting events which brings people together to discuss and respond to the draft Climate Change plan. In addition, participants in these events will be given a supermarket voucher worth £35 as a thank you for their time.

The Clackmannanshire, Falkirk, and Stirlingshire Local Authorities (CFSLA) Lottery Fund offers grants of up to £600 to support charity and community groups within these areas. Funding is aimed at grassroots organisations providing clear community benefit, with a preference for groups with an annual turnover under £25,000. The next decision meeting takes place on Monday 2 March 2026, with applications due by the preceding Wednesday 25 February 2026.

The Adamson Trust provides financial assistance for the cost of holidays or respite breaks for disabled children with physical, mental, or emotional disabilities. The next deadline for applications is Wednesday 31 December 2025, for decisions at the February 2026 meeting.

The Amazon Literary Partnership (ALP) has opened applications for its 2026 Grants Programme, supporting non-profit literary organisations across the UK. The programme aims to empower writers to create, publish, learn and experiment, with a strong focus on amplifying diverse voices and delivering lasting impact.

The Morrisons Foundation is offering grants of up to £10,000 to registered charities delivering projects that make a positive impact in communities across Scotland, England, and Wales. Funding is available for both capital costs and direct project delivery, with priority given to smaller organisations with an annual income under £1 million, particularly those operating in areas served by Morrisons stores.

Wooden Spoon, the children’s charity of rugby, has launched its Pass the Plate campaign to address child hunger and food insecurity, and support vulnerable young people. The initiative will fund grants for not-for-profit organisations and schools delivering food-related projects for children and young people under 25 years old. Eligible schemes include breakfast clubs, food banks, holiday hunger programmes, and community initiatives improving access to nutritious meals.