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More than £1m in National Lottery grants for Dunfermline and Dollar in the last year
['Stephen Kinninmonth']
Dunfermline Press | News
New figures shared by the constituency's MP, Graeme Downie, show that over £1,177,000 of National Lottery funding has been awarded to local projects since April 2025.
Since the first National Lottery draw in 1994, a total of £22.1 million has been invested in Dunfermline and Dollar, through 819 individual grants.
Recent recipients in Dunfermline and Dollar include Kindred Advocacy, which received £443,686, and Hourglass (Safer Ageing), awarded £138,000 to support older people.
Other grants have gone to Campaign Dunfermline Trust (£138,092) for community and heritage work, and Seal Dunfermline SCIO (£55,332) for local projects.
Around 69 per cent of grants awarded in the constituency were for £10,000 or less, underlining the role of the National Lottery in backing smaller, grassroots organisations and community initiatives.