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Largs Museum

Digitisation of Collections

17 comments Largs Museum North Coast

<p>Largs Museum has a wonderful collection of Art, Artifacts, Photographs and Postcards, many of which are over 100 years old.&nbsp; &nbsp;<br /> <br /> It is important that these collections be digitized&nbsp;so&nbsp;they&nbsp;can be made readily available to the local community without placing any undue stress on the originals many of which are fragile.&nbsp;<br /> <br /> All of&nbsp;the musuem&#39;s collections relate to our local heritage such as artifacts, events, people and&nbsp;places.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p> <p>As an independent museum run by volunteers we are funded mainly by donations from visitors to the museum.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>

£985
Syrian Brunch

Breaking Bread, Building Bonds: A Syrian Culinary Journey

4 comments spikewheatscots Kilwinning

<p>Uniting diverse communities through Syrian cuisine, music, and culture. Building bonds and fostering understanding</p> <p><button></button></p> <p><button></button><button></button></p>

£1,000
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Arran Kayak Club

1 comment Arran Kayak Club Arran

<p>The Club is looking to enhance the quality of the equipment offered to Club members.&nbsp; The understanding is that better, more modern equipment brings about more efficient technique as the equipment will be lighter, and so allowing the particpants to have effortlessly more fun.&nbsp;</p>

£1,000
Proposed site layout

Largs Green Futures

No comments LGF North Coast

<p>To provide growing spaces around Largs for people who live and work in Largs to grow their own&nbsp;food&nbsp;in a community environment. The project has secured land in two locations in Largs which will be transformed into much wanted and needed community growing areas. We expect to have access to at least one of the large growing areas by the New Year so the land can be made ready for the next growing season. With this is mind we want to make the gardens accessible and usable spaces for all and are seeking funding for raised beds&nbsp;requiring little or no upkeep and maintenance by their users once in place. The project&#39;s main outcomes are hoped to include supporting families grow fruit and vegetables for themselves and using surpluses to support the wider community through the food bank, a community larder or other community groups in the current cost of living crisis and for the future.</p>

£1,000
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Largs Music Club (LMC)

7 comments Tom Stewart North Coast

<p><span style="font-size:11.0pt"><span style="line-height:107%"><span style="font-family:&quot;Calibri&quot;,sans-serif">LMC offers an informal setting for amateur musicians to meet on a regular basis and encourage one another to improve their skill level on their preferred musical instrument.</span></span></span></p>

£1,000
Douglas Park in the sunshine, Summer of 2023

Douglas Park Project

20 comments Angela O'Keefe North Coast

<p>A group of volunteers took over the care of flower beds, signage, upkeep of paths, upgrading of fencing, the creation&nbsp;of fairy paths, bug hotel at Douglas Park in Largs.In May 2020&nbsp;no flowers or plants were visible in the park. Within a few weeks all previous flowerbeds were opened and new bulbs, plants installed. An &#39;adopt a flower bed scheme&#39; was launched and individuals, local businesses, local groups like the Foccrs, Largs Youth Theatre, Largs Flower Club and the Nazarene Church had adopted and taken over the care of the beds along with the support of&nbsp;&nbsp;a group of committee members and friends. The gardens at Douglas Park have been transformed and paving work upgraded, the firechip to all the paths was renewed and painting of fencing, benches and metal surrounds also took place. However we need to continue our upgrading and maintenance to ensure the park continues to bloom.</p>

£300
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3rd Ardrossan Rainbows

No comments Kerry Elliott Three Towns

<p>As part of the Girlguiding family we help girls aged 4 - 7 to become more resilient through completing badgework from 6 different themes. We are well known in the area for the opportunities we give girls. We always try to source businesses locally who can provide a variety of experiences for our girls and make coming to Rainbows fun as well as in unit activities.</p>

£1,000
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Doon The Beach Fun Day 2024

No comments Doon The Beach Three Towns

<p>After the success of the fun day in July 2023 we thought it would be great to be able to replicate and add to this for 2024 whilst trying to keep everything as low cost as possible. From Pony rides to misbehaving donkeys, and the cutest alpacas around there will be something for all the family to enjoy. We are applying for this funding towards the cost of activities for next year.</p>

£1,000

Love hall Christmas December 2024

No comments June Mckirdy Kilwinning

<p>We are a local voluntary run community hall open to all and would like to hold a Christmas fayre this year with treats and gifts for the local community. Our hall is open to a and caters for all ages and abilities and we would like to do something for our members and those local to the hall this year. As corsehill is a socially deprived area cost of living has hit our area hard and many children and families will not get to attend the traditional Christmas fayres and activities due to the entry fees and costs of activities once arrived. We want our community to enjoy the festivities this year and have a respite from the stress that this time of year can bring for many families and individuals. We also want to bring the community closer together and see this event and the start of hall being the centre of our community again as we strive to bring it back to its former glory.&nbsp;</p>

£893

West Kilbride Community Council

No comments WKCC North Coast

<p>We need a lap top to ensure face to face meetings can be accessed by our community and local councillors through zoom</p>

£950