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Third Sector Resilience Fund Summary of Grants to Sport Organisations up to 5 June 2020 Non-protected Coronavirus (COVID-19) Third Sector Resilience Fund Summary of grants to sport organisations up to 5 June 2020 Introduction This document provides a summary of grants made to organisations in the sporting system from the Third Sector Resilience Fund (the Fund) up to 5 June 2020. The information is in the public domain so can be used for internal intelligence and aspects shared with partners as appropriate (e.g. informing SGBs of member clubs that have been awarded grants from the fund). Details of the Fund are available here. A full list of sport organisations receiving grants is included at the end of the document. Details of all awards made through the Fund up to 5 June are available here. Analysis Overall the Fund has made 1,147 grant awards totaling £20.63million. Initially the total available funding was £20m, but the Scottish Government has now pledged additional funding. Using a broad definition of organisations within the sporting system: • 247 grants (21.5% of total) have been made to sporting organisations totaling £3.59m (17.4%). • Of these awards to sport organisations, 116 clubs and 131 community organisations have received grants, with clubs receiving an average of £7.9k and community groups £20.4k. • A wide range of sports have been supported, with multisport organisations the most common (59 grants). Football is the most common single-sport organisations (33), followed by bowls (27), gymnastics (19), cycling (12), outdoor (11), and boxing (10). • Looking just as sports clubs, the breakdown by sports is bowls (27), gymnastics (19), football (15), boxing (10), golf and multi-sport (9 each), rugby (8), cricket (6), basketball and hockey (2 each), and a selection of other sports all have had one award. Coronavirus (COVID-19) Third Sector Resilience Fund Last saved on 11 June 2020 1 of 8 • The list of organisations includes many supported by sportscotland, including clubs affiliated to SGBs, Community Sport Hubs, and organisations in receipt of Direct Club Investment, facilities grants or supported through the Changing Lives programme. • In addition, 3 sports organisations have received loans totaling £255k. List of all sport awards As only names of organisations have been published, it may not have been possible to identify every sport organisation. In some cases a judgement call was required as to whether to list an organisation as a club or community organisation or a single-sport or multi-sport organisation. The data is split into clubs and community organisations. Loans are listed at the bottom. Clubs - grants (116) Name Award Sport Team East Lothian AC £7,357 Athletics Falkirk Fury Basketball Club £10,000 Basketball Glasgow City Basketball Club £1,380 Basketball Abbeyview Bowling Club £28,749.22 Bowls Airdrie Central Bowling Club £1,841 Bowls Alloa Bowling Club £3,230 Bowls Annan Bowling Club £3,058 Bowls Ardrossan Bowling Club £4,000 Bowls Ayr Northfield Bowling Club £5,961 Bowls Bellfield Bowling Club £2,250 Bowls Belvidere Bowling Club £20,000 Bowls Blair Atholl Bowling Club £2,430 Bowls Coalburn Bowling Club £3,387 Bowls Coatbridge Indoor bowling Club £10,000 Bowls Easthouses Bowling Club £4,853 Bowls Foxley Bowling Club £6,166 Bowls Glengarnock Ironworks Bowling and Community Club £6,500 Bowls Gourock Park Bowling Club £4,000 Bowls Hillington Estate Bowling Club £3,000 Bowls Hurlford Bowling Club £5,500 Bowls Isle of Whithorn Bowling Club £500 Bowls Lochgoilhead Bowling Club £1,000 Bowls Menstrie Bowling club £2,000 Bowls Newmains Bowling Club £4,200 Bowls Parkhead Bowling Club £8,500 Bowls Slamannan Bowling Club £2,700 Bowls Stonehaven Recreation Grounds Club £35,640 Bowls Stoneyetts Bowling Club £3,633 Bowls Coronavirus (COVID-19) Third Sector Resilience Fund Last saved on 11 June 2020 2 of 8 Titwood Bowling Club £7,650 Bowls Tulliallan Bowling Club £5,000 Bowls Bannockburn boxing club £600 Boxing Glasgow City Boxing Club £8,000 Boxing Glasgow Phoenix Amateur Boxing Club £2,880 Boxing Hawick Boxing Club £1,500 Boxing Jacobite boxing club £1,800 Boxing Linwood Boxing Club £1,500 Boxing Lochaber Phoenix Boxing Club £5,000 Boxing Southside Boxing Academy £2,500 Boxing Southside Boxing Academy £4,500 Boxing The Edge Gym £3,403 Boxing Brechin Buccaneers £2,260 Cricket East Renfrewshire Cricket Club £4,475 Cricket Ferguslie Cricket Club £3,750 Cricket Glenrothes Cricket Club £1,633 Cricket Uddingston Cricket and Sports Club £12,000 Cricket Westquarter & Redding Cricket Club C.I.C. £5,000 Cricket Benburb FC £6,950 Football Broxburn Boxing Club £2,500 Football Broxburn United Sports Club £28,080 Football Dalkeith Thistle Community Football Club £3,204 Football Dundee North West Community Sports Club £7,713 Football East Kilbride United £4,500 Football Girvan Football Club £1,055 Football Kilwinning Community Football Academy £11,162 Football Kilwinning Community Sports Club £16,250 Football Kilwinning Rangers Football Club £8,130 Football Letham Community Sports C £10,730 Football Monifieth Athletic Football Club £1,000 Football Muirkirk Junior Football Club £2,900 Football Newtongrange Star Football Club £3,650 Football Stenhousemuir Football Club CIC £35,020 Football Auchmill Golf Club £10,000 Golf Crichton Golf Club £7,000 Golf Forres Golf Club £6,850 Golf Kinghorn Golf Club £8,000 Golf Lochend Golf Club £5,000 Golf Scoonie Golf Club £5,882 Golf Stornoway Golf Club £10,000 Golf Strathtay Golf Club £5,000 Golf Torrance House Golf Club £7,382 Golf Aberdeen Gymnastics £43,734 Gymnastics Coronavirus (COVID-19) Third Sector Resilience Fund Last saved on 11 June 2020 3 of 8 Aboyne Gymnastics and trampoline club SCIO £4,500 Gymnastics Acrobay Gymnastics Trust £11,000 Gymnastics Astro Gymnastics Ltd £28,492.09 Gymnastics Clyde Valley Gymnastics Club £5,400 Gymnastics Dumfries Y Gymnastics Club £12,500 Gymnastics Dundee Gymnastics Club 2K £8,220 Gymnastics East Kilbride & District Gymnastic Club £9,575 Gymnastics Fyrish gymnastics club £10,000 Gymnastics Irvine Bay Gymnastics Club £22,476 Gymnastics Kingston Gymnastics Club £8,192 Gymnastics Lunar Gymnastics Club £10,120 Gymnastics Meadowbank Gymnastic Club £15,080 Gymnastics Meadowbank Gymnastics Club £9,322 Gymnastics Perth Gymnastics Club £7,846 Gymnastics Salto Gymnastics Club SCIO £29,806.71 Gymnastics Sapphire Gymnastics Academy £16,041 Gymnastics Sparta Trampoline Club SCIO £9,825 Gymnastics Storm Gymnastics CIC £7,164 Gymnastics Dundee Wanderers Hockey Club £7,000 Hockey Grove Menzieshill Hokcey Club £4,009 Hockey Randori Social Enterprises CIC £9,000 Judo Perth Shotokan Karate Academy £3,500 Karate Wing Tsjun Scotland £1,968 Martial Arts Albert Park Sports Club £5,095 Multi Ardrossan Community Sports Hub £5,730 Multi D-Unit Combat Sports Hub £4,800 Multi Fairfield Community Sports Hub £5,000 Multi Fintry Sports and Recreation Club £17,000 Multi Gilvenbank Community Sports Hub £5,000 Multi Irvine Sports Club £32,188.94 Multi Nairn Sports Club £7,785 Multi Proudfoot Sports and Social Club £6,000 Multi West of Scotland Padel £5,200 Padel Dundee Ducks Inline Roller Hockey Club £10,500 Roller Hockey Ardrossan Academicals RFC £1,915 Rugby Cartha Queens Park RFC £13,507 Rugby Duns Rugby Football Club £6,122 Rugby Falkirk Rugby Football and Sports Club £2,521 Rugby Haddington Rugby Football Club £2,164 Rugby Hamilton Rugby Club £7,000 Rugby KRFC Blues Ltd £5,000 Rugby Lismore RFC £3,693 Rugby Kilmallie Shinty Club £4,500 Shinty Coronavirus (COVID-19) Third Sector Resilience Fund Last saved on 11 June 2020 4 of 8 Dunfermline Smallbore Rifle Club £2,337 Shooting Luncarty tennis club £125 Tennis Community organisations - grants (131) Name Award Sport American TouchdownUK £493 Football Scottish Sports Futures £32,672 Basketball Sporting Pathways Scotland CIC £6,500 Basketball Twist and Hit Cheerleads Community Interest Company £5,000 Cheerleading The Ledge SCIO £9,600 Climbing ANGUS CYCLE HUB CIC £2,400 Cycling Bike for Good £92,000 Cycling Bikeworks Fife Ltd £6,500 Cycling Biosphere Bikes £1,482 Cycling CycleStation Bike Hire Limited £1,200 Cycling Fallin Community Enterprises t/a Recyke-a-bike £62,881 Cycling Free Wheel North £13,000 Cycling Laggan Forest Trust Forestry Company Ltd £12,806 Cycling ML2 Action Sports Groups CIC T/A Socialtrack £7,640 Cycling Shetland Community Bike Project £4,419 Cycling South West Community Cycles £16,435 Cycling The Bike Station £32,500 Cycling Disability Snowsport UK £12,033 Disability sport Fabb Scotland £24,002 Disability Sport Darcy's Equine Assisted Learning Centre CIC £5,236 Equestrian Eat Sleep Ride CIC £10,000 Equestrian HorseBack UK £22,000 Equestrian Riding for the Disabled Association Glasgow Group £51,745 Equestrian Saddle Up Ranch £5,000 Equestrian Scottish Pony Partners £1,900 Equestrian Sports Driving £3,528 Equestrian Stable Life £11,333 Equestrian Thornton Rose Riding for Disabled £3,950 Equestrian All Strong Scotland CIC £4,350 Fitness Banks O Dee Sports Club £44,609 Fitness CrossFit Skirmish Ltd £9,256 Fitness Projekt 42 £31,571.79 Fitness Renfrewshire Sports Charity £75,000 Fitness Achieve More Scotland £34,500 Football AMS £4,736 Football Canonbie Public Hall & Playing Fields Recreation Centre £2,000 Football East Fife Community Footbal Club £2,500 Football Falkirk Football Community Foundation £79,741 Football Coronavirus (COVID-19) Third Sector Resilience Fund Last saved on 11 June 2020 5 of 8 Greenock Morton Community Trust £15,000 Football Links Park (Montrose) Community Trust £15,000 Football Motherwell Football Club Community Trust £39,025 Football New Deer Community Association £4,000
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