Grants for Community Groups
The Rotary Club of Corstorphine has a Trust Fund which can provide small scale funding to voluntary/non-profit-making organisations and community initiatives.
Grants will usually be up to £250 in value and will generally favour small projects where the amount will make a significant impact on the applicant organisation. Applications must demonstrate benefit to the local community, and preference will be given to applications that deliver maximum community benefit.
Download an application form and follow the instructions to email your completed form to the Club Treasurer.
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Jubilee Club, Carrick Knowe
more Pasr President Stephanie Donaghey presents a cheque for £200, from the donations for Children's Wristbands at the Royal Highland Show, 2019.
Rotary Young Chef competition
more John Newton, Executive Head Chef of the Apex Hotel congratulates Andrea of St Augustine's High School for winning the Area Final. Fingers crossed for the next round in February 2020!
Rowanfield School
more President Brian Dempsey (R) and member Ian Glover (L) presenting a cheque to Head Teacher Rosy Hume and pupils at Rowanfield School, as a donation towards their Hopscotch Holiday later in the year.
St Augustine's High School
more As well as providing personnel for the annual Mock Interviews, we have donated funds towards the cost of rugby strips for the Juniors. Not sure what position President Stephanie is playing!
Royal Highland Show
more Annual project to provide safety wristbands for young children and vulnerable adults
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Community Activities
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