To promote and encourage gardening for everyone in the community from school age to retirement. Providing free seeds to the local schools and advise members of how to grow their vegetables and blooms, and to show them on the benches at the annual show.

Our judo club has been serving the local community for over 25 years, providing a safe, inclusive, and welcoming environment for children and young people aged 5 and above. The club is entirely volunteer-led and is open to everyone, regardless of background, ability, or experience. We are committed to promoting friendship, respect, and a strong sense of community among our members. Through regular training and participation in judo, children develop confidence, self-discipline and resilience.

Our group has been running for 2 years now and we have 24 people attend each week, we have grown from just wanting a hobby to being passionate about the arts and learning new skills and techniques. We have even put on an exhibition to show off our progress and this was something we never thought possible at the start. We are extremely proud of our achievements as well as the group offering friendship and peer support, a place we look forward to going each week to explore and be creative together

KFA Thistle 2015s are seeking £947 to invest in essential winter kit and training equipment for our young players. As we move into the colder and wetter winter months from January 2027, we want to ensure our players are properly equipped to continue training and playing safely and comfortably. Funding will allow us to purchase every child a rain jacket and some large changing robes for players on the substitutes’ bench, providing warmth and protection during cold, wet match and training days.

North Ayrshire Tandem Cycling (NATC) is a local group set up in August 2023 to allow Vision Impaired, ( Vi ) people to enjoy cycling with the support of a fully sighted pilot.

Community Day in McGavin Park in August to promote local clubs and services. Family based to provide a family community day towards the end of the summer holidays which is practical and affordable. Entertainment on stage, Uncle Billy providing kids shows, Crazy Golf, Try it Sessions provided by 3 local churches.

ST WININS OVER 60’S CLUB We meet each Thursday through the year to allow older people to connect with others and enjoy a whole range of activities.The club aims to reduce social isolation and provide safe and welcoming space where older people feel included and valued. Our club encourages groups members to meet new people,enjoy a chat in good company of others. The club is open to anyone over 60 , and has a long - standing commitment to supporting older people in the local community, we would