- email: admin@barcapelfoundation.org - telephone: 01475 521616 -
Registered in Scotland
: NO 36795
Selected Awards (2002 -2007) :
| 2008 |
|---|
| The Scottish Lime Centre - £10,000 |
| The Tunnell Trust - £11,500 |
| Scottish Civic Trust - £10,000 |
| The Princess Royal Trust for Carers - £15,000 |
| The Story Museum - £15,000 |
2007
|
| Innerpeffray Library - £ 4,000 |
| Scottish Ballet Tramway Appeal - £ 65,000 |
| Prostate Scotland - £ 35,000 |
| Canine Partners - £ 30,000 |
| Hope and Homes for Children - £ 24,616 |
Eden Court Appeal - £5,000 |
Canine Partners - £30,000 |
Depression Alliance Scotland - £55,000 |
Fairbridge in Scotland - £30,000 |
Canine Partners - £30,000 |
2006
|
Eden Court Appeal - £5,000 |
Princes Scottish Youth Business Trust - £15,000 |
Homepathic Trust for Research and Education - £15,000 |
Little Sparta Trust - £25,000 |
Royal Scottish Academy of Music & Drama - £10,000 |
2005
|
SCIAF - £5,000 |
Mark Scott Foundation - £100,000 |
Passage - £10,000 |
Craigholme Foundation - £2,000 |
Ellen McArthur Trust - £2,000 |
Sports Leaders UK - £10,000 |
DEC - £5,000 |
Peninsula Medical School - £22,500 |
Queen Mother's Memorial Fund - £10,000 |
Homepathic Trust for Research & Education - £15,000 |
Hope and Homes for Children - £25,000 |
2004
|
Rotary Club Benevolent Fund - £2,000 |
Centre for Complementary Care - £2,000 |
Breakthrough Breast Cancer - £12,820 |
SANE - £15,000 |
Down Syndrome Educational Trust - £5,000 |
Dunlop Park - £5,000 |
Prince's Trust - £2,500 |
Trinafour Trust - £2,500 |
2003
|
|---|
Anne Frank Trust - £10,000 |
Evan Shute Foundation - £2,000 |
Swinfen Charitable Trust - £1,350 |
Peninsula Medical School - £22,500 |
Sierra Foundation - £2,500 |
Building Blocks International - £3,000 |
Greenhouse Foundation - £3,000 |
National Trust for Scotland - £17,500 |
| 2002 |
RAFT - £10,000 |
Mark Scott Foundation - £20,000 |
Joint Educational Trust - £5,000 |
Sparks - £5,000 |
Prostate Cancer Research Centre - £15,000 |
British Sports Trust - £10,000 |
Park Attwood Therapeutic Centre - £5,000 |
Scottish Civic Trust - £11,000 |
Royal Scottish Academy of Music & Drama - £15,000 |
Roundhouse - £25,000 |
Francis Bacon Research Trust - £5,000 |
Scottish Storytelling Centre - £7,500 |
National Galleries of Scotland - £10,000 |
Brabazon Trust - £1,500 |
Against Breast Cancer - £2,000 |
Prince & Princess of Wales Hospice - £2,000 |
Homeopathic Trust for Research & Education - £15,000 |
PSYBT - £2,000 |
W.A.V.E - £5,000 |
Project Trust - £2,500 |
Ulster Sports & Recreation Trust - £4,000 |
Princess Royal Trust for Carers - £3,200 |
Caldicott Centenary Appeal - £4,000 |
What Barcapel Supports :
- Our three priority areas of interest for funding are health, heritage and youth.
HEALTH
- all areas of medicine and healing are supported by the foundation,
with a particular interest in complementary and alternative therapies.
HERITAGE
- we are committed to preserving and protecting our artistic and
cultural heritage, especially with reference to the built environment.
YOUTH - the foundation supports all areas of development for young people especially those from socially disadvantaged backgrounds.
Some Recent Awards: (external links)
The National Trust for Scotland
- To mark the 250th anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns in 2009, the National Trust for Scotland is raising £20 million to create the Burns National Heritage Park. The extensive project, on the site of the existing museum at Burns Cottage in Alloway, will provide a considerably more informative and rewarding visitor experience than currently available as well as being a lasting tribute to Robert Burns. The Barcapel Trustees were impressed by the professionalism of the NTS as well as the ambition, scale and importance of the project and consequently awarded the substantial grant of £200,000.00.
- Depression Alliance Scotland is working towards a future where depression is recognised, understood and acknowledged to be a common and treatable medical condition, just like any other. Barcapel has funded this charity in the past agreeing with the excellent work of DAS in raising awareness of an illness which often goes undiagnosed, and on this occasion the Trustees approved a further grant of £55,000.00
- Class Act is the Traverse Theatre's flagship education project for children aged 12-18. The project gives school pupils the unique opportunity to experience the entire process of the creation of a piece of theatre - from planning to writing to performance. The Trustees were not only impressed by the substantial educational benefits of Class Act, but also the evident personal development benefits to the children. Barcapel decided to become the lead funder awarding a grant of £15,000.00
Document Downloads :
Application Process
- notes and flow chart diagram illustrating the various stages of the grant application process.
Grant Application Form
- to apply for a grant, in the first instance please download this form, complete it concisely and return it with a covering letter to Barcapel HQ.