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Project Art
2024-09-16 • No comments • • Kilwinning
We meet once weekly and incur no costs from the hall, we currently have pallettes of watercolour paints and brushes that were left over from the summer program so we are very limited in our learning choices. We would greatly benefit from having a supply of resources including sketch books and different meduims to fully get the benefits from this course and our development and understanding of this creative group. We are aiming to put on a display of all our learning/work next summer once we have a good range of finished pieces to display and we are very excited about this considering on one has any experience in the Arts.
We would also like to go on a field trip to the kelvin grove art gallery in the new year, this will be an insirational trip and we will begin to explore different ways to express ourselfs which will hopefully be shown in our art work.
breakdown of costs are;-The range for supplies costings,
Watercoulor & acrylic brushes pack of 50: £8.99 x 2 - £17.98
A3 sketch books: £10 x 10 - £100
A4 sketch books: £5 x 10 - £50
Paint by number resources: £5 x 19 - £95
roll of tracing paper: £57
drawing made simple kit/ pencils: £3 x 10 - £30
A3 card: £9.99 x 5 - £49.95
Canvas's set: £20 x 10 - £200
Acrylic paint set graduate set 48: £39.99 x 5 - £199.95
Artiste Watercolour paint set 24: £19.98 x 10 - £199.80
Total £999.68
Kilwinning community shed
2024-09-04 • No comments • • Kilwinning
Initially formed in May 2024, we are in the process on gaining more members to form a much-needed Community Shed in Kilwinning. Currently we have 21 members. We are currently trying to establish a Shed where community members can meet up with others, work on projects, and share creative skills and interests. This can be to work on a projects that may include woodworking, gardening, art, computing, or whatever our members would like. It will be a member led organisation aiming to provide whatever tools we can in order to help maintain community spirit, overcome social isolation, and improve the health and wellbeing of our members. Some of our members are retired and may experience loneliness. Even if they can visit the Community Shed just for a cup of tea it could help them greatly. We currently have the offer of the temporary use of a hall until we move to a permanent location. In order to get us started, we are keen to start working on small projects such as wooden planters and bird boxes, hence the need for some tools and materials. We have some members that interested in model making, therefore some model making kits would be great to get our members started. We would also like to provide the opportunity for socialising, therefore the board games would be a vital part in that. We are also keen to organise a visit to another well established Shed such as Dalbeattie Mens Shed, in order to research the potential for the development of our own Shed. We are looking for funding to cover the costs of a Minibus hire and fuel costs for the visit. As we are a new organisation, we have limited funds to get started, therefore we need some assistance in getting us off the ground. The funding would assist us in the purchase of the following:
Woodwork Tools (Hammers/Saws/Screwdrivers, etc): £330 Materials/Wood: £300 Model making kits: £100
Board Games: £70 Minibus Hire/Fuel: £200 Total: £1000
Christmas Together. Celebrating Diversity with the Ukrainian Community in North
2024-09-20 • No comments • • Kilwinning
Our project aims to organise a Christmas celebration for the Ukrainian community in North Ayrshire, welcoming both adults and children from various cultural backgrounds, including local Scottish residents. This event will serve as a platform for cultural exchange, fostering a greater understanding and appreciation of diverse traditions. By bringing people together to share in the joy of the season, we hope to promote unity and strengthen community bonds.
We would love to share Ukrainian traditions, such as music and food, with the people of Scotland and look forward to meeting Scottish people and others to learn about their culture too. We also aim to bring children of different nationalities together, offering games and craft workshops to foster friendships and shared creativity. The celebration will feature traditional Ukrainian customs alongside Scottish and other cultural festivities, encouraging participants to connect through shared experiences.
By creating a warm, inclusive environment, we hope that everyone, regardless of background, will feel welcome. Events like this can break down barriers, spark meaningful conversations, and create lasting friendships in the community. Bridging cultural gaps and celebrating diversity, this event will contribute to a more connected and harmonious community in North Ayrshire, especially during the festive season
Funding will be used for:
Rent of premises - 50
Trampolines for children - 270
Treats, food and drinks, sweet gifts - 310
Materials for craft workshops - 70
Games and activities facilitators- 120
Funding will be used for:
Rent of premises - 50
Trampolines for children - 270
Treats, food and drinks, sweet gifts - 310
Materials for craft workshops - 70
Games and activities facilitators- 120
Kids entertainer (Santa or another Christmas character) - 100
DJ for children and youth disco - 70
North Ayrshire Tandem Cycling
2024-08-27 • No comments • • Kilwinning
North Ayrshire Tandem Cycling (NATC) is a local group set up in August 2023 that allows Vision Impaired people to enjoy cycling with the support of a Fully Sighted, Fully Trained Pilot. We currently have 11 members who are Vision Impaired and 15 fully Sighted members. We enjoy weekly organised outings. NATC is a new project that has had a phenomenal response from the local community including donations of tandems and people volunteering to Pilot tandems for Vision Impaired people. This has benefited members by improving their mental and physical health. It allows Vision Impaired people to meet other people with Visual Impairments and helps Sighted Pilots understand some of the impacts of Vision Impairment. Members are also improving their physical fitness as well as their mental health. NATC intends to run regular events to recruit new members both Sighted and Vision impaired as well as raise awareness of Vision Impairment. The aim is for NATC to grow and support more Vision Impaired people. NATC has liaised with another Tandem Cycling Club in Glasgow which has been successfully running for several years learning from their experiences and advice. NATC would like to purchase Spare parts for our Tandems, ie, Tubes, Cables and Tyres. We also want to have our Tandems serviced to make them safe for Vi's to ride.
Footie, Food and Fun
2024-09-12 • 2 comments • • Kilwinning
hall hire £13.50 2 hour hire 13.50
qualified coach £80 90 minute hire 80.00
food @ £5 per child 20 per session 100.00
8 weekly sessions to cover various age groups. total £893.50