Awards for All Scotland

Awards for All Scotland is run by two organisations which distribute money raised by the National Lottery; the Bid Lottery Fund and Sport Scotland.

To receive funding, the recipient organisation must have an idea for a project which meets one of the following criteria:

  • Build strong communities
  • Improve opportunities for people by improving skills and choices
  • Improvement of local areas
  • Getting people more active and improving health

 

Eligible Organisations

  • Voluntary or community organisations (including registered charities or companies, or social enterprises).
  • Schools
  • Community councils
  • Statutory bodies

To see projects A&S Landscape have delivered for similar organisations click here

Suitable Projects

A range of activities may be funded upon application, including:

  • Running events or activities
  • Purchase of equipment or materials
  • Improving community buildings or play facilities
  • Volunteer expenses
  • Cost of transportation
  • Costs for staff

Projects may also focus on environmental action, arts, or sport, and can support new or existing activities that last up to two years.

Application Process

There are two main steps to completing the application:

  • Download the latest application form
  • Complete the application form and send to the email or postal address provided on the form

When Awards for All Scotland assess your application, they will consider the following:

  • Project need based on evidence provided in the application
  • The difference the project will make in the community or to its people

Applications are made online, decisions are usually given within 12 weeks, and alternative formats like Easy Read, PDF, or video are available if needed.

Important Dates

There are no fixed deadlines, and applications are open all year. Applications should be sent at least 12 weeks before you need the funding, and projects must not start until approval is given.

Funding Range

For community-led projects, funding ranges from £300 to £20,000 for work lasting up to two years, while arts or sports projects can receive up to £10,000 for up to 12 months.