Our Funders
We are incredibly grateful and thankful to have received funds from a multitude of Trusts and Foundations over the years. It costs around £250,000 a year for us to run our comprehensive programme of outdoor activities and events for vulnerable and disadvantaged young people, their families and local communities, and we rely heavily on Trust and Grant making charities for that income. Without the support of our generous funders, we would not be able to continue our work.
Outfit Moray would like to thank the following funders for their support in 2018/19:
Unrestricted Funds:
- Rotary Club of Elgin
For EnerG
EnerG is Outfit Moray’s main strand of programmes and focuses on providing outdoor learning and adventure activities for vulnerable and disadvantaged young people. EnerG has several different programmes: Kickstart (for young people at risk of harm through alcohol), Ignite (6 week, 2 day a week course to help young people re-engage with education), respite breaks and identified school groups.
The Adventure Links programme is also part of the EnerG strand and encourages vulnerable or disadvantaged young people to join local clubs and groups, by giving them experience in outdoor activities such as climbing or mountain biking.
- Adam Family Foundation
- Armed Forces Covenant
- Angela Gallagher Memorial Fund
- Barrack Charitable Trust
- Britford Bridge Trust
- Christina Mary Hendrie Trust
- DCR Allen Charitable Trust
- Dr Guthrie’s Association
- Henry Duncan Grants (Corra Foundation)
- Hugh Fraser Foundation
- Hugh Stenhouse Foundation
- Kilpatrick Fraser Charitable Trust
- Martin Connell Charitable Trust
- Mary Salmond Trust
- MFR Cash for Kids
- Mugdock Children’s Trust
- Netherdale Trust
- R S MacDonald Charitable Trust
- Sir Iain Stewart Foundation
- STV Children’s Appeal
- Souter Charitable Trust
- Tay Charitable Trust
- The Hedley Foundation
- The Stafford Trust
Activ8
Activ8 is Outfit Moray’s second main strand after EnerG. It is focused on providing affordable and accessible outdoor activities and adventure for all the young people in Moray. This is usually though our school holiday programmes, after school activities and transition events through Moray primary schools. Our Adventure Links programme is also part of our Activ8 strand and encourages young people to join local clubs and groups, by giving them experience in outdoor activities such as climbing or mountain biking.
- Tesco Bags for Help
- Big Lottery Fund – Awards for All
For Communic8
Communic8 is Outfit Moray’s teaching strand and provides the opportunity to pass on their knowledge and information to the local community, whether that’s through Bike Revolution bike maintenance classes or talks to local groups and clubs. Outfit Moray are able to provide support and training that benefits the local community.
- Cycling Scotland
- Energy Saving Trust
- The Pebble Trust