Men's Shed Dalry
2023-02-08 • No comments • • Connected Communities • Garnock Valley
The donated bicycles we are recycling, often require components we do not have available. The ability to replace worn tyres or stretched chains for example, would allow us to make our community bicycles safer and more durable, allowing users to venture further with confidence.
Funds requested: £650
Replacement bicycles components - £500 Degreasers and lubricants. - £150
Redburn Monday Club
2023-02-13 • No comments • • Connected Communities • Irvine
We would like to have mental health nights at the group where we get food in and spend time relaxing away from the stress of life and school. To develop our life skills, we would like to have mini cooking classes to allow us to make meals on a budget, but we need cookers to do this.
Funds requested: £1000
4 tabletop cookers - £640 Kitchen utensils - £50 Aprons £26 Baking trays, mixing bowls - £50 Food - £234 Total - £1000
Over Sixties Tuesday Club
2023-02-08 • No comments • • Connected Communities • Garnock Valley
We would like to be able to go on days out as a group without it costing any of the members too much money and be able to provide them with a meal on the day. We would also like to be able have people into give us talks on different subjects.
Funds requested: £1000
£800 on bus and the meal & the £200 on bingo prizes for the year.
Kilwinning Community Council
2023-02-02 • No comments • • Official position 1 • Kilwinning
We would like to work with the local food hubs to either remove the financial barrier for 250 Kilwinning residents to access the service or to supply food stocks to the value of £1000 equally between both hubs.
Amount Requested: £1000
We will supply either £500 in value of food items to both food hubs, or we will supply each hub with £500 to mitigate the cost every service user has to access to service. We would prefer the later option, however we are open to what ever the needs of each service has.
Skelmorlie youth group
2023-02-08 • No comments • • Official position 1 • North Coast Arts and Culture
The funding will allow us to buy much needed resources for the group. This would encourage more young people attend and tackle social isolation in this rural village which has a massive effect on mental health and contributes to stress, anxiety.
By purchasing new resources will encourage members of the group to continue to attend as well as attracting new members, to participate in calming activities to tackle and combat any stress and anxiety they may be feeling.
We are looking to reduce the young peoples stress and anxiety in the locality as well as promoting diversity and social inclusion.
Amount requested : £400
10 pack blank canvas boards 20x20 cm. £11.42 each x 5 £ 57.10 Scola artmix, readymix paint. 12 x 600ml bottles. £25 each x 2 £ 50.00 professional paint brush set of 12 brushes £8 each x 10 £ 80.00 10 pcs paint tray pallets. £8 each x 2 £ 16.00 Nbeads 20pcs plastic paint cups, non spill £ 13.69 120 colour pencil art set (zip up set) £25.00 each x 4 £100.00 Mindful Patterns colouring book £6 each x 5 £ 30.00 Colour Therapy Mandalas. £4.50 each x 5 £ 23.50 Xerox copier paper recycled, 2500 sheets. £ 29.65
Total £399.94
Garnock Campus Sports Council
2023-02-08 • No comments • • Connected Communities • Garnock Valley
We are planning to run a 5-day trip with the Ocean Youth Trust for 10 young people who have had to overcome many difficulties in their life. An OYT Scotland voyage is genuinely a life changing experience. Their voyages help young people to discover their potential through the adventure of youth work on the waves. The OYT will spend time working with the young people to develop their leadership skills, self-confidence & teamwork as well as teaching them to sail a 70 foot yacht around the west coast of Scotland.
Funds requested: £1000
Total cost of trip = £7200 Early Booking Discount = £600 OYT Assisted Berth Fund = £3000 Tesco Community Fund = £2000 Locality PB Fund = £1000 Fundraising/GCSC Funds = £600 All money received from this fund would go towards the cost of the trip.
FRIENDS
2023-02-14 • No comments • • Three Towns
We would like to expand the community orchard at Holm Plantation in Ardrossan. We planted the first 50 fruit trees in the orchard there recently and would use PB funding to add an additional 27 apple trees. The community orchard will help address the climate challenge by reducing food miles and sequestering carbon, and will make local people healthier by providing them with free fresh fruit.
Requested Amount: £990
Fruit trees - £810 Fruit tree delivery - £70 Tree stakes - £44 Tree guards - £66
5th Ardrossan (St Peter's) Brownies
2023-02-08 • No comments • • Three Towns
We would like to give our Brownies the opportunity to take part in the Girlguiding programme which includes learning new hobbies, getting creative, developing skills having outdoor adventures, cooking and learning life skills. We would also like go on a summer outing of the girls choosing. This will enable children to socialise by meeting new friends and participating in fun activities that they may not be able to participate in due to the current cost of living crisis.
Requested Amount: £1000
Art & Craft activities- £300 Unit outing to enable children to participate in activities that may cost too much for families at the moment- £350 badges and uniforms £200 sports equipment £150
Irvine Pipe Band
2023-02-13 • No comments • • Connected Communities • Irvine Arts and Culture
Our project will consist of hiring a professional grade 1 instructor to come to our meeting nights in the 10 week run up to competition season. As well as training the main band, they will also do sessions with beginners and intermediate players to gain an insight into professional pipe band playing. This experience will be beneficial for socially disadvantaged players who would not be able to afford an experience like this otherwise. There are also well known benefits to playing a music instrument for mental health and wellbeing.
Funds requested: £400
£20 per night, 2 nights a week for 10 weeks (20 x 2 x 10 = 400)
Whiting Bay and Kildonan Church Warm Room
2023-02-16 • No comments • • Official position 1 • Arran
We started a Warm Room in a very much underused hall. This is helping people save on their energy and food costs. We supply free hot drinks, snacks, filled rolls and homemade soup. People can enjoy various activities and company which helps with mental well-being and combating isolation. We have all age groups, from babies to pensioners, using the Warm Room.
Amount Requested: £1000
A Food Handling Course for all our volunteers - £250 Arts and crafts equipment - £100 Storage cupboards - £200 Water urn - £100 Food - £250 Clothing - £100