Supporting positive change, globally and locally.
The SEAD Fund gives small grants to community groups and individuals, to run or kick-start action that engages people, has a demonstrable impact, and links local issues with those experienced by others around the world.
What we fund
SEAD provides small grants – typically £250 – for individuals or groups. We fund positive action and campaigning, and we look for proposals where the grant will have the most impact: for example, helping a new campaign to get started, or funding a specific, concrete action for a local community. We do not normally fund travel, such as visiting a conference.
We promote social justice, with a focus on these areas:
About SEAD
Founded in 1978, SEAD stands for Scottish Education and Action for Development. SEAD has two main aims:
- To challenge the causes of poverty, social injustice and environmental degradation.
- To support the community-based movement for positive social change – people collectively tackling challenges which have both a local and global perspective.
Tackling Poverty
Climate Justice
Women's Rights
Building Community
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