Member Body Support
Member Body Support Programme
The Member Body Support Programme is designed to assist horsescotland in the delivery of its core operating functions by working with Member Bodies and Clubs to achieve the key outcome of increasing levels of participation.
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APPLICATION DEADLINES
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Submission Deadline Dates 2026-
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January 18th
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Feb 19th
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March 19th
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May 14th
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July 9th
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Sept 3rd
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Oct 8th
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Nov 12th
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Please complete the following form before the deadline.
Please contact ffion@horsescotland.org with any questions.
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More advice on how to apply can be found on the 'how to apply' page.
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The application form can be found by clicking here.

The Weir Charitable Trust aims to support Scottish-based community groups and small charities to provide services across Scotland to help the Scottish community. It funds supports services/projects that encourage and increase public participation in sport.
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Baillie Gifford Grassroots Sports fund
The criteria of the Grassroots Sports fund is to improve the quality and participation in sport for all, remove barriers to participation, and improve sustainability. They will consider applications for:
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Purchasing sports equipment, excluding items of clothing
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Coaching and coaching development costs
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Facilities hire
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Encouraging the inclusion of minority groups and those facing barriers to entry
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In light of Covid-19, and difficulties with lost income and funding, they will also consider applications for support of general running costs
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Applications can be submitted at any time.
Local Giving and Magic Little Grants

Magic Little Grants has now launched, with applications taking just 10 minutes to fill out and submit!
We will be awarding £500 grants to 2,650 charitable organisations on Localgiving. We are so pleased to have expanded the number of grantees this year as we know how popular these grants have proven for our charities. We would like to extend a huge thank you to the support and contributions from the Players of the People’s Postcode Lottery, who make this programme possible.
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This year we will be funding more organisations than we ever have before and we will still be spreading this funding out far and wide across the country. Last year we expanded our eligibility criteria which will remain this year. In previous years, funding had to go towards projects that were delivering sports or physical activities. But this year funding can go towards any of the following projects:
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Improving mental wellbeing
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Enabling community participation in the arts
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Preventing or reducing the impact of poverty
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Supporting marginalised groups and promoting equality
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Improving biodiversity and green spaces
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Enabling participation in physical activity
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Responding to the climate emergency and promoting sustainability
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Increasing community access to outdoor space
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