BERWICKSHIRE SWAP (SCIO) 

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 - Berwickshire Swap Sorting
£2,040	07/11/2023 2	To purchase storage boxes for clothes and equipment for the swap events, and a small sum for expenses for the sorting days. Thereby, offering a protective storage solution for donations and ensuring ....more To purchase storage boxes for clothes and equipment for the swap events, and a small sum for expenses for the sorting days. Thereby, offering a protective storage solution for donations and ensuring a more efficient process at swap events.
Co-Operative Group - Grant to Berwickshire Swap SCIO
£1,247	21/10/2023	We aim to run a series of children's clothes swaps where families can donate their outgrown children's items to the swap and they would then be able to take away as much as they needed.
Foundation Scotland - Event and Emergency Parcel Running Costs
£4,250	04/08/2023 11	To contribute to the cost of operational expenses to help deliver pop up events and emergency parcel service for vulnerable families in the Scottish Borders to reduce the impact of poverty and ....more To contribute to the cost of operational expenses to help deliver pop up events and emergency parcel service for vulnerable families in the Scottish Borders to reduce the impact of poverty and escalating cost of living.
Foundation Scotland - Office Equipment
£1,938	22/05/2023 12	To enable the purchase of new electronic equipment that will facilitate the growth of a community group providing emergency clothing and clothing swap events particularly benefiting vulnerable ....more To enable the purchase of new electronic equipment that will facilitate the growth of a community group providing emergency clothing and clothing swap events particularly benefiting vulnerable families.
Foundation Scotland - Emergency Parcel Facilitator Costs Contribution
£4,992	20/04/2023 6	To contribute towards the Emergency Parcel project.
The Royal Countryside Fund - Salary Costs
£21,400	06/04/2023	This project will enable Berwickshire Swap to employ a Finance and Funding Officer between 22.02.23 and 31.01.25, 16 hours per week. This role is imperative for growth and efficient running.
Foundation Scotland - 2023 Expansion - Core Costs Contribution
£3,000	16/02/2023 11	To contribute to the costs of emergency clothes parcels, three pop-up clothes, toys and uniform events per month, and promotion and fuel costs, allowing them to expand and roll out services across ....more To contribute to the costs of emergency clothes parcels, three pop-up clothes, toys and uniform events per month, and promotion and fuel costs, allowing them to expand and roll out services across the Scottish Borders, Midlothian, East and West Lothian.
Foundation Scotland - Berwickshire Swap Premises
£6,660	07/11/2022 12	To contribute to the rental costs of the Berwickshire Swap premises in Duns, from where a range of clothing, toy and household recycling and redistribution activities can take place, benefiting ....more To contribute to the rental costs of the Berwickshire Swap premises in Duns, from where a range of clothing, toy and household recycling and redistribution activities can take place, benefiting disadvantaged families in surrounding communities
National Lottery Community Fund - Berwickshire Swap Van
£10,000	20/06/2022	This group will use the funding to purchase a van to support their children’s clothes swaps around Berwickshire. The grant will also support initial fuel insurance tax and branding costs.

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Data sourced from Donors via 360 Giving

Trustees

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Legal constitution

• Charity registered in Scotland on 19/06/2020, number: SC050223

Filing Record

Main office

Unit 4, Eyestore Ltd Phase 4,, Acredale Industrial Estate, TD14 5LQ

Objectives

5. The purposes of the charity are the relief of financial hardship in Scotland and England by the recycling and provision of furniture, clothes and other household items 6. The advancement of environmental protection or improvement by diverting clothing from landfill by sharing and reusing resources and also promoting sustainable clothing.