Fife Voluntary Action are bringing back the event
Fife Voluntary Action (FVA) has announced the return of its flagship event, Fife Funders’ Fayre.
Taking place on Wednesday, October 15, at the Fife College campus in Kirkcaldy, the fayre provides a unique opportunity for third sector organisations, voluntary and community groups, charities, and social enterprises to engage directly with a wide range of funding bodies.
Attendees will gain valuable insights into available grant funding schemes and be able to establish connections with both funders and sector support organisations.
FVA’s team of experts will also be on hand to support organisations with funding applications, governance, running their organisation, and much more.
A wide range of workshops are on offer to attendees to boost their knowledge and give them the tools they need to continue running third sector organisations that provide vital services and support to their communities.
Workshops topics include Writing Better Funding Applications, Good Governance, Employer Supported Volunteering, and many more.
This year’s fayre will feature an extensive line-up of funders and support agencies, enabling attendees to access guidance on topics such as funding eligibility, insurance, asset management, and payroll support schemes.
Fife Funders’ Fayre is aimed at organisations across Fife’s third sector, including charities, voluntary groups, social enterprises, and community-led initiatives. You can book your place at the event, and book onto workshops on FVA’s website at www.fva.org
Those taking part include the Bank of Scotland Foundation, the Carnegie Trust, Church of Scotland Asset Disposal, Coalfields Regeneration Trust, Community Chest Fund, Corra Foundation, and Creative Scotland.
Also in attendance will be Fife Council Grants team, Fife Environmental Trust, First Port, Foundation Scotland, Future Woodlands, Keegan & Pennykid, Kingdom Community Bank, Lindsays, Local Energy Scotland, NHS Fife, Social Enterprise Academy, Social Investment Scotland, The National Lottery Fund, The Robertson Trust, and Thomson Cooper Accountants.
