Legacy fund Archives - Corra Foundation

Cumnock Community Leading

Cumnock Community Leading was a funding programme of £20,000 from of a bigger pot of money from Comic Relief for community led Grantmaking

#ShiftThePower Dumbarton West Community Grants

#ShiftthePower Dumbarton West Community Grants was a £20,000 fund from Comic Relief, administered by the community in Castlehill.

Methil Small Fish Fund Grants was a £20,000 fund from Comic Relief, administered by the community in Methil. The fund ran for two rounds and provided grants of up to £700 to local groups to run community activities.

The Equity Fund

The Equity Programme was a fund initiated by Stewart Investors, who donated £150,000 to Corra Foundation to be distributed to communities affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

Round One Open Call

The Round One Open Call Fund was a £3m fund from the Scottish Government, administered by Corra, as part of The Promise Partnership.

Keep the Promise Fund

Keep The Promise Fund was a £5m fund from the Scottish Government, administered by Corra, as part of The Promise Partnership.

Getting it Right for Brothers & Sisters Fund

Getting it Right for Brothers & Sisters Fund was £1m fund from STV Children’s Appeal, Cattanach and the Scottish Government, administered by Corra, as part of The Promise Partnership.

Round One Diagnostic Route Fund

The Round One Diagnostic Route Fund was an investment of £1m from the Scottish Government, administered by Corra, as part of The Promise Partnership.

A Good Childhood Fund

A Good Childhood Fund was an investment of £3.25m from the Scottish Government, administered by Corra, as part of The Promise Partnership.

Voices, Relationships and Partnerships in International Development – Learning and Pilot Fund

In June 2021, Corra launched a learning process to improve our approach to supportive and accessible grant-making, with a focus on equity and shifting the power in international grantmaking.

Corra Coronavirus Response International Microgrants

The Corra Coronavirus Response Microgrants were part of Corra’s wider response to the global pandemic which began in 2020. This funding was spent in 9 countries and reached nearly 50,000 people.