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Linlithgow Repair Shop

All projects

We support more than 150 organisations every year.

Discover more about the projects we have supported by exploring the information below.

Lincoln and Lindsey Blind Society

  • Social Inclusion
Provide activities for children and families which provide wide ranging benefits for children with a visual impairment.

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Lincolnshire Traveller Initiative

  • Education
Supporting Travellers seeking entry to college or employment through a new teaching assistant post.

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Lindley Educational Trust

  • Social Inclusion
A nationally renowned and respected provider of outdoor learning.

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Linlithgow Community Development Trust

  • Environment
Supporting the development and delivery of share, reuse and repair facilities in Bridgend.

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Literacy Pirates

  • Education
Work with children aged 9-12 whose teachers think they would benefit from extra help with reading.

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Little Hero

  • Countryside
Will's Woodland is a roundhouse in a secluded woodland for children in active cancer treatment and their families to take a short holiday from a hospital setting.

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Little Troopers

  • Social Inclusion
Supporting all military children who have parent(s) serving in our British Armed Forces, regular or reserve

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Live Unlimited

  • Health and Wellbeing
Outdoor Club providing care-experienced children with opportunities to explore nature, build friendships, and develop confidence.

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Liverpool Cares

  • Social Inclusion
Brings people together across generations, backgrounds and experiences to build community and connection.

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Livestock

  • Health and Wellbeing
A community development and education charity. We support people to sustain mental health and well-being through the arts

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Llandovery Heritage

  • Heritage Conservation
Supporting heritage and conservation in Llandovery.

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LLantrisant Male Choir

  • Social Inclusion
Supporting the recruitment and retention of choristers.

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