In Scottish Borders, various types of projects can qualify for community grants, focusing on both capital and revenue funding. Here’s a summary of what's generally eligible:
| Project Type | Capital Funding | Revenue Funding |
|---|---|---|
| New seating and/or tables for halls | Yes | No |
| New gardens, allotments, orchards, community farms, etc. | Yes | No |
| Significant repairs to the structure of permanent buildings (e.g., roofs, windows) | Yes | No |
| Professional fees (feasibility studies, business plans, etc.) | Yes | No |
| Creating social opportunities (e.g., lunch clubs) | No | Yes |
| Activities that support and encourage volunteering | No | Yes |
| Transport to venues for specific activities (e.g., sailing, climbing wall) | No | Yes |
| Running costs for groups delivering positive activities (e.g., venue hire) | No | Yes |
These grants aim to foster initiatives that bring longer-term benefits to the community. If you have a project in mind, consider reviewing the details of the funding application process for additional guidance. You can get more specifics by checking out the community grants and funding information.