PLAYLIST FOR LIFE

Donations from Grant Makers ?

We have details on the following 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
Garfield Weston Foundation - Multi-Year Grant (2 Years) award
£40,000	17/08/2023 24	Playlist for Life: Transforming the lives of people living with dementia through personal music
Alex Ferry Foundation - AFF communuity grant
£10,000	24/11/2022	community grant
Garfield Weston Foundation - Main Grants award
£25,000	01/04/2022	Main Grants award
The Rayne Foundation - Grant to Playlist for Life
£60,000	07/06/2021	Towards materials and staff time to deliver training and webinars to healthcare professionals throughout the UK.
Scottish Government - Playlist for Life
£19,894	15/03/2021	Detailed description not provided.
RS Macdonald Charitable Trust - The 2021 Music Lab Testing Project
£13,297	16/12/2020	Seeking funding for a year-long project throughout 2021 in which to develop and test solutions to the challenges that arise from the ongoing pandemic and that stop people with dementia making and using playlists.
Foundation Scotland - Grant to Playlist for Life
£5,000	18/11/2020 5	To develop a further 15 Help Points across Scotland, providing webinars and Playlist Resource Packs for the Help Points to build playlist knowledge and skills among those living with dementia and their family and carers.
Scottish Government - Playlist for Life
£78,136	11/06/2020	Detailed description not provided.
Alex Ferry Foundation - AFF communuity grant
£10,000	20/05/2020	community grant
Esmee Fairbairn - Grant to Playlist for Life
£23,760	19/05/2020 6	towards unrestricted core costs as a COVID-19 Fast Response grant
RS Macdonald Charitable Trust - Communities Officer
£30,000	27/11/2019	Working as part of the Operations Team to develop Playlist Communities, by expanding and enriching the grassroots network of Help Points, care establishments and volunteers around the country. Managing remote Local Organisers to create networks. The ....more Working as part of the Operations Team to develop Playlist Communities, by expanding and enriching the grassroots network of Help Points, care establishments and volunteers around the country. Managing remote Local Organisers to create networks. The Communities Officer will be delivering training, building communication capabilities and supporting volunteers and networkers.
National Lottery Community Fund - A Playlist Revolution: dementia-inclusive communities via personal mus
£1,616,879	19/06/2019 35	A Playlist Revolution: dementia-inclusive communities via personal mus
Esmee Fairbairn - Grant to Playlist for Life
£142,560	05/12/2018 36	Towards the salary of a Head of Operations to help scale the charity's work nationally and increase awareness of personlised playlists in helping people with dementia.
National Lottery Community Fund - Playlist Power:community pilots expand use of personal music dementia
£49,680	22/08/2018 7	Playlist Power:community pilots expand use of personal music dementia
The Rayne Foundation - Grant to Playlist for Life
£30,000	07/12/2017 24	Towards core costs in order that Playlist for Life can help an estimated 15,000 people with dementia to create and use their own playlists.
Robertson Trust - The Communities Project Officer
£48,000	31/01/2017	The Communities Project Officer
Esmee Fairbairn - Grant to Playlist for Life
£60,000	07/09/2015 36	Towards core costs for work using music as a vehicle to reduce loneliness amongst marginalised older people.

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Data sourced from Donors via 360 Giving

Trustees

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Legal constitution

• Charity registered in Scotland on 12/06/2013, number: SC044072

Filing Record

Main office

Suite 419, The Penatgon Centre, 36 Washington St, Glasgow, G3 8AZ

Objectives

4 The organisation is established for charitable purposes only, and in particular, its objects (?Objects?) shall be: 4.1 the advancement of health (including the prevention or relief of sickness, disease or human suffering) focussing upon reducing the suffering of people diagnosed with all forms of dementia. and 4.2 the provision of relief to sufferers of those with all forms of dementia in need by reason of their ill health through the provision of facilities and activities intended to relieve the effects of their ill health.