We provide a safe, welcoming and inclusive space where adults can connect with others who understand their experiences, share knowledge and access peer support. Our project will provide a programme of free community meet-ups, creative activities, social gatherings and cultural outings, including visits to the Scottish Maritime Museum. These activities will give adults with ADHD opportunities to build friendships, try new experiences and become more connected to their local community.

School uniform is very important for school pupils and we want to help ease the financial pressure on families. This will help support attendance, dignity and confidence so our pupils are ready to learn throughout the year.

To set up and provide a craft studio within West Coast Crucible Community Gaming Hub. This will enable people to come in and use the equipment to learn new arts and crafts skills and to attend classes with local instructors and guest speakers.

The parent council is hoping to raise funds to create a new raised garden area within the school grounds. This project will give children a fun, hands on opportunity to learn about growing plants, flowers, fruit & vegetables, while developing an understanding of where food comes from and the importance of caring for our environment. As part of the project, we hope to work alongside our Local Men’s Shed charity, brining the school & wider community together to design & build the raised planters.

Irvine Horticultural Society put on the annual Marymass Flower Show and we are seeking funding to help run the Marymass Flower Show 2027. Alongside our flower show we'd like to host an introduction to horticulture session to promote the benefits of gardening and growing produce within gardens and community spaces. Our show and information session will be held in Irvines Volunteer Rooms, however participants attend from all over North Ayrshire.

Firth of Clyde Coastal Rowing Club has a requirement for 2027 for acquiring essential safety equipment, including buoyancy aids, throw lines and first aid supplies to ensure all members and new participants can enjoy the sport safely.

Funding will support our local Brownies with badges, Girlguiding fees and an end of year celebration, saving families and keeping Brownies affordable and inclusive.

A welcoming community garden where people of all ages can grow, connect and belong — supporting mental health, wellbeing and reflection while building on our St. Anthony's Bear Initiative and creating new connections across our wider community.

We are seeking funding to support our Try Bowls Days which allow the community to come and try bowls for free, with coaching, games and food provided at zero cost to those attending.