MOVE ON 

Donations from Grant Makers ?

We have details on the following significant donations. Multi-year donations are allocated to the years for which they are earmarked.

Major supporters in last 5 years

Specific Donations

Amount	When Months	To be used for
Foundation Scotland - Driving Employability Training Scheme
£13,765	24/11/2023	To cover the cost of 5 young people to become safe and qualified drivers, competent and trained, to drive vans together with other essential employability support to ensure they increase their ....more To cover the cost of 5 young people to become safe and qualified drivers, competent and trained, to drive vans together with other essential employability support to ensure they increase their employment chances.
Foundation Scotland - Grant to Move On
£2,500	28/06/2023	Donation from Nairn Family Fund Donor Advised - Glasgow mentoring programme
Foundation Scotland - Young people?s social support evenings
£2,000	07/02/2023	To fund resources & materials, staff costs, travel expenses, catering and hygiene products.
National Lottery Community Fund - Move On Wood Recycling Tools
£7,819	08/09/2022	This group will use the funding to increase the capacity of their Move on Wood Recycling project in Edinburgh.
Co-Operative Group - Grant to FareShare Glasgow and the West of Scotland
£902	23/10/2021	We will hold two meals to bring the local community and our volunteers together and celebrate FareShare’s work.
Scottish Government - Move On
£44,746	24/03/2021	Detailed description not provided.
Foundation Scotland - Grant to Move On
£2,674	27/01/2021	Contribute towards the cost of further development and implementation of their Volunteering Strategy for 2020-23.
Cheshire Community Foundation - Mentoring for Wellbeing
£2,500	12/11/2020	Move On supports people affected by homelessness and vulnerable young people who have experienced the care system or are not engaged in education, training or employment to identify and achieve their ....more Move On supports people affected by homelessness and vulnerable young people who have experienced the care system or are not engaged in education, training or employment to identify and achieve their goals and unlock their potential. Young people who have experienced care/homelessness or other disadvantage are supported to improve their mental health and wellbeing through mentoring; they are matched with a trained and police-checked volunteer mentor and encouraged to identify/achieve goals and access opportunities (anything from using public transport to gaining employment). A grant from the Assura Community Fund will give 10 disadvantaged young people in Edinburgh: the opportunity to choose and participate in activities that will improve their wellbeing, alongside their mentor; one-to-one person-centred support to develop/implement a Personal Wellbeing Plan; tools and resources to improve their wellbeing including a personalised Wellbeing Box. The project improves outcomes for vulnerable young people including better mental and emotional wellbeing, increased confidence and extended social networks and, importantly, offers young people a reliable and positive relationship within agreed boundaries which can help them to build similar relationships with others and is key to developing resilience and overcoming loneliness and isolation.
Foundation Scotland - Grant to Move On
£3,700	04/11/2020	to contribute towards the cost of pre-mentoring support for vulnerable young people who are not ready to engage in mentoring along with practical family support e.g. food parcels and energy top ups.
BBC Children in Need - Grant to Move On Ltd
£2,288	17/06/2020	COVID19 - This grant will pay for laptops and additional Zoom licences for 6 months, to help volunteer mentors stay connected to young people experiencing increased isolation due to Covid-19. This ....more COVID19 - This grant will pay for laptops and additional Zoom licences for 6 months, to help volunteer mentors stay connected to young people experiencing increased isolation due to Covid-19. This will result in reduced isolation and improved well-being.
Scottish Government - Move On
£16,123	19/05/2020	Detailed description not provided.
Foundation Scotland - Grant to Move On
£4,680	06/04/2020	To contribute to the cost of purchasing 1.2 tonnes of additional food to provide 2850 meals and volunteer expenses to support delivery to enable Move On to support 60 Community Food Members across ....more To contribute to the cost of purchasing 1.2 tonnes of additional food to provide 2850 meals and volunteer expenses to support delivery to enable Move On to support 60 Community Food Members across Glasgow and West of Scotland
Garfield Weston Foundation - Main Grants award
£30,000	14/02/2020	Move On
Dulverton Trust - Core funding
£35,000	12/06/2019	Core funding
Glasgow City Council - MOALP
£25,709	21/03/2019	To provide a flexible, innovative literacy and numeracy service to young people, people affected by homelessness, addiction, mental health, using both a 1 to 1 and group work approach.
National Lottery Community Fund - Move On Mentoring for Wellbeing
£146,036	19/12/2018 36	This group will provide mentoring to disadvantaged young people aged between 14-24 years of age in Edinburgh. The project will help young people to gain skills and develop resilience to meet life ....more This group will provide mentoring to disadvantaged young people aged between 14-24 years of age in Edinburgh. The project will help young people to gain skills and develop resilience to meet life challenges.
National Lottery Heritage Fund - Grant to Move On
£9,200	08/08/2018	YOYP Move On Movers' Network
BBC Children in Need - Grant to Move On Ltd
£107,385	27/06/2018 36	A mentoring service for young people affected by homelessness, or care experienced, or with social, emotional or behavioural difficulties. They will improve confidence and social networks, increase ....more A mentoring service for young people affected by homelessness, or care experienced, or with social, emotional or behavioural difficulties. They will improve confidence and social networks, increase aspirations and achieve goals towards positive futures.
Glasgow City Council - MOALP
£25,709	31/05/2018	To provide a flexible, innovative literacy and numeracy service to young people, people affected by homelessness, addiction, mental health, using both a 1 to 1 and group work approach.
Robertson Trust - Move On FareShare Employability Programme
£54,000	25/07/2017	Move On FareShare Employability Programme
Garfield Weston Foundation - Main Grants award
£10,000	05/05/2017	Edinburgh Wood Recycling
Paul Hamlyn Foundation - Contribution to growth plans
£30,000	27/02/2017 6	Move On’s growth plans include diversifying income and developing their offer to include establishing a Centre of Excellency for Mentoring. They aim to increase the number of young people they work ....more Move On’s growth plans include diversifying income and developing their offer to include establishing a Centre of Excellency for Mentoring. They aim to increase the number of young people they work with, develop new approached to meet their needs and increase organisational resilience.
Dulverton Trust - Glasgow Peer Education Service
£50,400	04/02/2015	Glasgow Peer Education Service
Henry Smith Charity - Grant to Move On
£78,000	04/12/2014 36	towards three years' running costs of a project providing mentoring for looked after young people, care leavers and children with social, emotional and behaviour difficulties in Edinburgh and Glasgow
Dulverton Trust - Glasgow looked-after young persons' mentoring service
£25,000	13/06/2012	Glasgow looked-after young persons' mentoring service
National Lottery Community Fund - Move On FareShare Volunteer Employability Programme (MOFVEP)
£363,974	14/03/2012 60	This project will move people towards sustainable employment, training or education. To achieve this the project will recruit young people to volunteer with a food distribution franchise called ....more This project will move people towards sustainable employment, training or education. To achieve this the project will recruit young people to volunteer with a food distribution franchise called FareShare. Whilst giving young people practical experience of a work environment the project will also provide one-to-one support, accredited training and support with accommodation. The grant will fund volunteer costs, training and aftercare and core costs.

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Directors (6)

Legal constitution

• Charity registered in Scotland on 28/08/1997, number: SC026983
• Registered at Companies House on 28/08/1997, number: SC178293

Filing Record

Main office

4th Floor, 24 St Enoch Square, Glasgow, Glasgow , Lanarkshire, G1 4DB

Objectives

Objects The company has been formed to prevent and relieve poverty, advance education, advance citizenship and community development, relieve those in need by virtue of age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage and to advance environmental protection or improvement, in particular by: delivering or assisting in the delivery of services enabling those in need to realise their full potential and contribute towards society. educating, supporting, assisting and empowering those in need to build resilience, confidence and self-belief, in order to develop the skills and tools they need to reach their own long-term solutions and make more informed choices. and working to prevent homelessness in a way which is sustainable in terms of the company and the community. The company’s objects are restricted to those set out in article 4 (but subject to article 6). The company may (subject to article 41) add to, remove or alter the statement of the company’s objects in article 4. on any occasion when it does so, it must give notice to the registrar of companies and the amendment will not be effective until that notice is registered on the register of companies.