Supporters

Why we need your help

Move On relies on grants to fund projects and specific areas of our work as well as contribute to our running costs.

Support from trusts and foundations is vital to being able to deliver the services that meet the needs of hundreds of disadvantaged people across Glasgow and Edinburgh every year.

Work with us

We are committed to building long-term relationships with our partners and offer a wide range of funding options. Each one of our supporters receives dedicated support from a member of our experienced Fundraising team, who will help you meet your goals while ensuring your grant is having a real and lasting impact.

We can also organise visits to any one of our offices or social enterprises to meet the team, beneficiaries and see first-hand the difference your contribution makes.

How you can help

£1,000 would enable Move On to support 2 volunteers at MOWR
£10,000 would support 10 mentor matches, helping young people with poor mental health achieve life changing goals
£25,000 would run three 8-week employability programmes that could reach 30 young people, turning their lives around and onto a more positive destination such as college, training or employment.

To discuss a potential grant, please contact our dedicated Fundraising Team on info@moveon.org.uk or 07787 256832. Whether you want to support a specific area, would like your contribution to be spent where it is needed most, or are just interested in learning more, we’d love to hear from you. Together we can discuss your key aims and priorities and how these might align with different aspects of our work.

Thank you

We would like to thank all of the trusts, foundations, lotteries, statutory funders and corportate partners who support Move On. Our work would not be possible without you.

Huge thank you to the Garfield Weston Foundation for a three year grant supporting our core services.

Dr Guthrie’s Association

Supporting young people at our Move On Wood Recycling Social Enterprise to gain practical work experience, qualifications, wood working skills and confidence.

Hugh Fraser Foundation

Supporting young people at FSGWS to improve their employability.

Mentoring for children 8-14 years old, looked after at home in Edinburgh and the Lothians. Employability work for young people in Edinburgh and Glasgow, including our Driver Employability Training Scheme.

Three year grant supporting our Mentoring and Employability work.

Supporting our work at our FareShare Glasgow and the West of Scotland to distribute fit for purpose surplus food to organisations working with people in the community struggling with food poverty.

Funds allowed us to support our young people and their families during the cost of living crisis, and increase additional activities to bring young people together.

Thanks to a five year grant from the Robertson Trust we are able to support vulnerable young people into work through our employability programmes. As well as providing additional support with our “NESSIE” partnership with Fresh Start, North Edinburgh Arts and Spartans Community Football Academy, to develop new ways of supporting and engaging with the local community in North Edinburgh.

Supporting young people at our Move On Wood Recycling Social Enterprise to gain practical work experience, qualifications, wood working skills and confidence.