The Arnold Clark Community Fund supports local charities and organizations that provide essential services and promote community well-being within 50 miles of an Arnold Clark branch. Eligible applicants include UK-based registered charities and community groups addressing various social issues, including mental health and sustainability. Schools can apply for sports kits.
Katrina Stewart and the ‘Walking Warriors’ raised £1,290 for Cancer Research UK during the Shine Night Walk, highlighting the event’s importance in supporting cancer research. Their effort and community support showcase their commitment to a cause that impacts many lives. Congratulations to all for this remarkable achievement!
A special fundraising evening supporting Lanarkshire Sands and Arran Campbell will occur on October 10, 2026, to aid families experiencing baby loss. The second Lanarkshire Baby Loss Awareness Ball aims to raise vital funds through ticket sales and donations to provide essential emotional support and keepsakes for grieving families.
Routes to Work South’s WIN project offers a supportive, person-centred approach to help individuals overcome barriers and progress in life. By providing practical assistance and emotional support, they empower people to recognize their needs and build confidence, all at their own pace. Reach out at 0800 731 0444 or win@rtws.org.
Join the fun at Race Night in Blantyre on Friday, October 9, 2026, at 7:00pm, hosted at Blantyre Miners Welfare. Enjoy a thrilling evening of racing, food, and fundraising for ASNsory Crew, supporting local children and families. Tickets are £10, including food. Reserve yours now!
If you’re an events organiser in South Lanarkshire, you may be interested to know that Gala and Festival Grant funding could be available to you. The fund is currently open for applications. Applications for up to £5K per project are welcome. If you have already received funding, but not exceeding £20k, then you can apply […]
The British Heart Foundation is inviting community group leaders from high-need areas to apply for free defibrillators through its funding program. With 400 packages available, priority is given to those most in need. Applications for the 2026 scheme are open until February 2027 for eligible non-profit groups.
A charity night held on August 1st at Blantyre Miners Welfare honored Lisa McMillan and raised £1,033.68 for The Beatson in Glasgow. Organized by Joanne Strachan, the event featured entertainment and auctions, including donated prizes worth £160. A special mention goes to James Macfarlane for shaving his head to contribute further.