Unfortunately we do not receive funding from any local or national government. Instead the money we need to help those in need comes from capital investments made in earlier years, bequests, legacies and donations. We also receive some income from fundraising.This is...

What is Amazon Smile? It is a shopping website operated by Amazon – when you shop on this website, AmazonSmile Foundation donates 0.5% of the purchase price of eligible products to a charity of your choice. It is so easy - just do your normal shopping but use...

GCF helped make a house into a home. Single Mum Frances had 5 children living at home with her, one of the children had health difficulties which meant mum was unable work and was struggling on benefits, she had recently moved to a larger house to give the children...

Waitrose, just keeps giving Waitrose continues to donate money to us. Although, their green token scheme is at the moment suspended, they are still donating £1000 a month split between 3 charities. Last week, Elaine our Relationship Co-ordinator was delighted to meet...

HELPING WITH THE LAUNDRY Glasgow Care Foundation helped a young mother and her partner and their two young children. The father is unemployed and the couple were struggling to cope both physically and financially. The family live on the 4th floor of high rise...

The Hope Project Scotland, a small charity in Glasgow support families of people suffering from Sickle-cell Disease. Sickle-cell Disease is an inherited red blood cell disorder in which there are not enough healthy red blood cells to carry oxygen throughout your body....

This year has been an exceptionally difficult for many families living in Glasgow. The Covid-19 virus has effected many people and changed peoples lives. During this crisis we have been adapting our focus. In April we issued £20,000 worth of Asda & Aldi...