Name | Town/Area | Category | Details of Wish List request | Dated added to wishlist |
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Clifftop Projects | Dumbarton | Donation of money to support local community projects | Donations to Clifftop Projects would support the following artistic projects within the community:
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01/02/2022 |
Dalmuir Barclay Church | Clydebank | Donation of money to support local community projects |
Since the beginning of May last year we have been supporting Old Kilpatrick Food Parcels as a distribution centre for the food bank. Our Sanctuary floor has had a great many crates of food stored on it and tins of food etc dropped on it so it is showing a bit of wear and tear and a few dents as it is a hard wood floor. Over 100 adults a week are receiving food parcels made up in our Sanctuary, a lot of floor space is being used. |
01/02/2022 |
West Dunbartonshire Community Foodshare | West Dunbartonshire | Donation of cash to support local health or wellbeing projects | We wish funding support to ensure continuity of our current staffing levels. We normally have 110 volunteers but due to the pandemic, we need to keep the number of workers low to ensure safety and ensure our service continues to run. We are currently working with 3 staff members and 2 volunteers. Ensuring we have enough funding to continue employment of our workers will ensure we can continue to provide our essential service to anyone in need across West Dunbartonshire. We would also be grateful for support with donations of ambient, fresh and frozen food items. |
01/02/2022 |
Unity-Empower | Dalmuir | Donation of money to support local community projects | At the moment we support our service users with many different activities which includes cooking and gardening. We have recently been offered a small outdoor space within the grounds of Dalmuir community centre which we hope to add to the small indoor gardening space that we have within our activity room. At the moment we are growing many types of vegetables which we aim to use in our own cooking activities and to enhance this by a small outdoor area with perhaps three raised beds where we can continue to grow vegetables such as potatoes, leeks, lettuce etc. we are looking to have the three beds build and some foundation materials such as soil, seeds and small tools. | 01/02/2022 |
Alternatives Community-based Recovery | Dumbarton | Donation of goods to support local health or wellbeing projects | We are setting up a horticulture and wildlife social enterprise project at Knowetop in Dumbarton and are looking for a items to help us provide a good experience for attendees at our social and therapeutic horticulture activities and for participants in our community events and activities programme. Specifically we are looking for: 1. Adult work wear for outdoor working, items like - fleeces, hats, gloves, overalls, work trousers, work boots 2. Tables, chairs, shelving/ drawers and whiteboards for equipping the indoor workspace which will be in a Portakabin 3. Sink and short section of cupboards and worktop 4. Children's warm waterproof clothing - jackets, trousers, fleeces and wellingtons - for use by participants in our schools programme, afterschool group, school holiday activities and monthly children’s club. |
01/02/2022 |
Clydebank Community Sport Hub | Clydebank | Donations of materials to support local community projects | We would like support to build a 2m fence around our proposed allotment area. In addition, we require sheds and support tools & materials to build the area for our community. | 01/02/2022 |
Drumchapel Amateurs | Clydebank | Sponsorship of local sports team | We are a community football club with around 300 players and 60 volunteers We always try to keep costs to families to a minimum and we strive every year to obtain sponsorship via local business - we feel as a result of COVID we might not be as successful in generating income so any sponsorship for our club would be greatly received. |
01/02/2022 |
Bonhill Community Garden | Braehead, Bonhill |
Provision of labour, money or materials to support local community projects. |
We are first & foremost needing support with: weeding grass cutting, painting of raised beds & Pergolas/shelters... We are also needing our water containers (1,000ltre) cleaned out because of algae build up. We are off grid so have no means of potable drinking water or electricity - for info. We do have a compost loo on site and use rain water/sanitiser for sanitising hands. There are pathways around the garden so it is safe & even on them. Other pathways areas can be bumpy & uneven. There are works in progress & this area is cordoned off. |
01/02/2022 |
Renton Community Garden - Cordale Housing Association | Renton | Donations of materials to support local community projects |
Picnic Bench |
01/02/2022 |
Dalmuir Park Sheltered Housing | Glasgow | Donation of goods to support local health or wellbeing projects |
Wish list for both Nairn Street and Shaft Street Tenants Bi-Monthly Meetings: Re new carpets in our Common rooms.
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01/02/2022 |
Renton Community Development Trust. | Renton |
Donations of money / materials / labour to support local community projects |
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28/04/2022 |
The Clydebank Sea Cadets | Clydebank | Donation of money to support local community projects | We are a youth charity that uses a nautical medium to provide young people, aged 10 to 18, with a head start in life. One of our principal outputs is to boost the physical and mental wellbeing of our youngsters. We provide a wealth of sports and waterborne opportunities as well as qualifications and life skills such as First Aid, Cookery, Communication and Team skills. Importantly, our starting point is to provide a safe and friendly environment for our young people, a place where they can make friends and feel part of a family. We try to be as inclusive as possible by setting our monthly subscription at £12 per child and by subsiding those who do not have the means to pay this or for equipment or activity costs. As we receive no income other than our subscriptions we welcome any donation to us and guarantee that it will go exclusively towards helping a child to a better future. We are a purely voluntary organisation that gives from the heart. | 01/02/2022 |
Clydebank FC U20s Development Team | Clydebank | Sponsorship of local sports team |
Clydebank FC U20s Development Team operates separately under the badge of Clydebank FC and play at train at Holm Park, Yoker. We are self funded but take no money from our players other than any fundraising they volunteer to take part in. On match nights at home we are lucky to accept donations at the gate from our fans and have a few sponsors on board that have helped with team kit and balls etc for the club. The team currently sit top of the Scottish Lowland Development League and need 3 wins to take the title. Money still remains extremely tight as we need to continually keep on top of equipment and have to pay lease fees for training and match let's. Any funding that is available would greatly benefit the club and players of Clydebank FC. |
03/03/2022 |
West Dunbartonshire Community Foodshare | Dumbarton | Donation of money to support local community projects |
We wish for donations of food items, baby items, school uniform items and (at Christmas) donations of new toys for our projects - all donations are distributed to local people affected by poverty. We would also welcome monetary donations which would allow us to purchase items requested which we do not have in stock. |
13/04/2022 |
Dynamite Gymnastics Club | Clydebank | Provision of labour to support local community projects |
We rent an industrial unit in Clydebank business park and are liable for all costs and maintenance in the property. We have a shutter that is letting in water and flooding the gymnasts break out area - we have tried to fix it by replacing a seal along the bottom but we can't seem to stop the water coming in when it rains. We would love for someone to be able to source the leak and fix the problem. All of our gymnasts would benefit as we have just done up their break out area and bought new tables and chairs but can't lay the new floor until we stop the water coming in. We were kindly donated a new floor to put down but it will get ruined if we can't stop the water. We have over 400 gymnasts attend our club between the ages of 3 and 18 all from the local area and surrounding towns. |
20/04/2022 |
Whitecrook Tenants and Residents Association | Clydebank | Provision of labour to support local community projects |
Building a fence along the Eastern edge, and between properties of one half of King Street, Whitecrook. This has been an ongoing request for at least 15 years which the council are unable to fulfill in a way the community is happy with. This has been an ongoing campaign and we are looking for local companies to help us with materials and labour. |
25/04/2022 |