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Foundation Scotland made 5,729 awards in 2025-26, up 59% from 3,600 in 2024-25.
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The value of awards rose 35%, from £32.3m in 2024-25 to £43.7m in 2025-26.
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Applications nearly doubled from 5,369 to 8,041, and 44 new funds were established during the year.
The £15 million Response Fund supported all 59 Citizens Advice Bureaux in Scotland and 50 development trusts, including £800k distributed to 15 trusts, plus automatic £500 cost-of-living uplifts for grantees.
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Two Ridings Community Foundation distributed £2.4 million through 509 grants, with an average grant of £4,800.
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68% of applicants were successful.
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Grants awarded totalled £2,424,482, with total funds of £11,894,195 and endowment donations of £561,197 (GBP).
A £10,000 grant to Share Skipton funded a Volunteer Coordinator, building a team of 59 volunteers and launching a Repair Cafe.
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Directly supported 450 VCFSE organisations and engaged over 6,000 people (an estimated figure that may include duplicates) in 2025/26
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Provided over £210,000 in grants to around 200 VCFSE organisations (209 applied for or were supported with a funding application)
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Delivered 161 events across Hampshire and beyond
VCFSE organisations reported that their community members felt heard by wider stakeholders and that their views and experiences mattered
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Supported 4,743 older people between April 2025 and March 2026, welcomed 3,377 new clients and recorded 43,096 contacts
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690 residents took part in the Healthsmart Health Hubs, and almost 500 care home residents joined the 26-week Live Love Later Life wellbeing programme
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Helped 303 people regain or maintain independence through successful Attendance Allowance applications; 104 volunteers sustained across services
60% of Healthsmart Health Hub participants increased their regular exercise
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Supports a movement of 90,000 coordinators, 60,000 active volunteers and 2.3 million supporter households across England and Wales
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The 2025 National Crime and Community Survey received 38,599 responses on crime, fear of crime and community cohesion
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London bystander intervention programme delivered 18 in-person workshops in Hackney, Lambeth and Croydon plus 20 online sessions, connecting with over 100,000 Londoners through wider...
Understanding of the "5Ds" of bystander intervention rose from 21% before training to 93% afterwards
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Investigations contributed to asset freezes covering more than £175 million of UK property linked to the Prince Group
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More than 100 commitments in the UK's new Anti-Corruption Strategy, the first since 2017, shaped by years of its advocacy
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Trained 70 business representatives to tackle bribery and corruption and analysed 5,000 public contracts for corruption risk through its COVID procurement work
PPE Medpro was ordered by the High Court to repay the government £122 million for unusable gowns, following work it helped bring to light
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Supported 1,009 people in Cumbria during 2025-26, with 524 new referrals
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Recorded 17,772 activities across the service, equal to 8,762 hours of support; the Tier 1 helpline alone recorded 7,571 activities (2,463.7 hours)
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738 children and young people attended peer group sessions during the year
84% of adult clients experienced a reduction in trauma symptoms
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Distributed over £1 million directly to grassroots organisations; £920,242 invested through the Social Impact Gateway, connecting funders to 197 VCSE organisations
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Upskilled 2,764 learners (4.8/5 Trustpilot rating) and supported 3,058 people through Wellbeing Connections, with £78,000 distributed to 22 local organisations
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Community food shops recorded 55,544 transactions and sold the equivalent of 421,461 meals; 177 tonnes of food saved from landfill
Of 80 people supported in one employability programme, 46 achieved a Level 1 Health and Care qualification and 15% secured paid employment
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Supported more than 1,600 patients in 2025 across Galway and Mayo (figure from the Galway Hospice announcement of the report)
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Community Palliative Care Team supported 1,124 patients (up 11%), making 26,564 patient calls and 7,140 visits
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The 18-bed Galway Hospice Inpatient Unit cared for 351 patients, up 4% on 2024
86% of patients receiving care from the Community Palliative Care Team died at home
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Hospice at Home cared for 309 patients (up from 278 in 2023/24) over 6,228 care hours, and specialist community nurses made 13,443 visits.
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The charity supported 333 children (up from 309) through Horizon House and children's services, and delivered 394 post-bereavement support sessions (up from 230, a...
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948 volunteers gave 137,620 hours (up 16% from 118,472), valued at £1.75m, and total income was £19.5m (2023/24: £19.1m).
Six beds were reinstated at Horizon House with three-year funding confirmed, and 10 children received end-of-life care there over 139 nights.