Henderson Loggie Charitable Foundation

Continuing to Support Communities Across Scotland

Nine charities across Scotland have received more than £16,600 from the Henderson Loggie Charitable Foundation in 2026, helping fund projects tackling fuel poverty, mental wellbeing, disability support and community care in local communities.

Our 2026 Grant Recipients

Pregnancy and baby loss can be profoundly isolating experiences. These funds help bridge the gap between project funding streams and enable us to provide continuity of support for our clients. This means we can be alongside people when they need us most and deliver a truly person-centred service.

Last year we supported 345 clients through over 4,000 sessions of support, and this year we expect the numbers will be higher again.

Rachel Macdonald

Alternatives Counselling Rooms

Our volunteers, with their assessed and approved pet dogs and cats, visit people who may be isolated, vulnerable, struggling with health or learning issues, or dealing with anxiety, grief, or other conditions.

As we are entirely funded through donations, this grant will help to cover our volunteer expenses, allowing us to continue to support approximately 25,000 people annually across Scotland.

Mel Hughes

Therapet

Our organisation is entirely funded by donations from organisations and Trusts such and this support from Henderson Loggie Foundation enables us to provide a 24-hour confidential emotional support service to those in distress or despair, many in immediate danger of taking their own lives. Every donation really does help to make a difference to people’s lives.

Jim Eager

Samaritans of Glasgow

We offer a safe, inclusive environment where riders can experience independence and benefit from connection between people and horses. We are grateful for support of the equine therapy work of RDA horses. The grant will be used for group sessions which instil a sense of pride in participants because they can feel the progress they are making.

We simply could not enrich their lives without this kind of support.

Marianne Prentice

RDA Glasgow Group

We were incredibly grateful to receive £2,500 from the Henderson Loggie Charitable Foundation towards emergency energy top-ups for our food bank clients. These top-ups help ensure that clients are able to cook the food they receive and, as we approach winter, will provide vital support to some of the most vulnerable people in our community.

This funding will help clients heat their homes and prepare meals without the ongoing worry of running out of energy when money is already tight. Thank you to the Henderson Loggie Charitable Foundation.

Jacqui Coutts

Instant Neighbour

How We Help

Guided by a team of dedicated volunteer Trustees, our foundation carefully assesses and directs funds to organisations that align with our mission.

Our Trustees play a crucial role in ensuring that every contribution makes a meaningful impact, reinforcing our commitment to social responsibility and community well-being.

Our Purpose

The foundation’s purpose is to provide relief to organisations that help individuals facing challenges such as age-related issues, ill-health, disability, financial hardship, or other disadvantages.

Apply Now

If your organisation aligns with our mission and needs support, we encourage you to apply for funding. Please fill out our application form and provide details about your organisation, the project you seek funding for, and the impact it will have on the community.

Applications are now closed.

Please note that, although we don’t yet have a confirmed timeline, the next application round is expected to open in May 2027.

Our 2025 Grant Recipients

Togs for Tots

Togs provides clothing and essential items to children and young people in need. Working with referral partners such as schools and support agencies, they help ensure children have appropriate clothing so they can attend school, participate confidently, and feel included.

The Yard

The Yard is a Scottish charity that provides safe, inclusive play spaces for children and young people with disabilities and additional support needs. They offer family support, holiday clubs, and structured play sessions to help build confidence, friendships, and independence in a supportive environment.

The Neuro Therapy Place

The Neuro Therapy Centre supports people living with neurological conditions such as multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s, stroke, and brain injuries. They provide specialist therapies, rehabilitation support, and wellbeing services to help individuals manage symptoms and improve quality of life.

Care For Carers

Care for Carers supports unpaid carers of all ages who look after family members or friends due to illness, disability, mental health needs, or substance misuse. They offer advice, emotional support, practical guidance, and respite opportunities to help carers maintain their own health and wellbeing.

Light Up Learning

Light Up Learning works to support children and young people by improving access to education and learning opportunities. They provide resources, support programmes, and initiatives designed to help young people overcome barriers to learning and reach their potential.