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What is your Community Bursary Scheme?

At Ross + Liddell, we’re proud to support the communities we serve. Our Community Bursary, established in 2011, was created to provide financial assistance to local charities and grassroots projects across Scotland — helping them continue the vital work they do every day.


Since launching the scheme in 2011, we’ve awarded over £230,000 to more than 300 initiatives, ranging from youth sports teams and foodbanks to nursery programs and neighborhood improvements.


We believe in giving back — and we’re committed to helping local organisations thrive.

Applications open every October – for updates and details, be sure to check our website and follow us on LinkedIn.

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