Where we’ll be in May 2015
The beautiful Marryat Hall Dundee, where we hosted 100 Big Lottery Fund grantholders
After our busy busy month in March, we got a bit of peace in April, with only a handful of events! However, we still made it to Moray, Edinburgh and Dundee, and attended some great events. Highlights include sharing the funding journey of our fictional creation Mr Grant Holder (boom boom) and his unsuccessful friend Noah Ward at a workshop in Elgin, and meeting around 100 of our actual grantholders in the beautiful Marryat Hall in Dundee (pictured).
This month we’ll be hosting stands where you can drop in and chat to us in Stirling and Edinburgh. We’ll also be running workshops at a couple of conference events in Cumbernauld, and Edinburgh. As usual, check out the map and table below for details of where we’ll be in May, and we’ll look forward to catching some of you there!
May Events
| Wed 13 May 1300-1700 |
Stirlingshire Voluntary Enterprise Funding Fair Albert Halls, Albert Place, Dumbarton Road, Stirling FK8 2QL |
Come along on the day. Contact racheljohnston@sventerprise.org.uk for further information. |
| Fri 15 May 0950-1630 |
Care and Repair Scotland Conference 2015 Westerwood Hotel, Cumbernauld, G68 0EW | Sign up here. Rates apply |
| Sun 17 May 1300-1800 |
Church of Scotland Heart and Soul Event 1-4, Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh, EH2 2HG |
More info here |
| Thu 28 May 1100-1300 |
School for Social Entrepreneurs Funding workshop TBC, central Edinburgh | Details to follow |
Future Events
If all goes to plan we’ll be in Craigneuk and Aberdeen in June, with more events in lined up later in the year. As before, we’ll keep you updated here.
If you are running a funding fair or conference, and are interested in having someone from the BIG Advice Team along, let us know! We have a small team, and a busy schedule, but will consider all requests and try to come along if we’re able.
Make sure you follow us on Twitter @BIGScotland for the latest on all these events, and any others coming up.
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