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SRC Club Grant Funding

SRC Club Grant Funding supports clubs and societies in building community through student-led activities and resources.

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2025-2026 SRC Club Grant Application is Open!
 

What is SRC Club Grant Funding?

The SRC Club Grant Funding supports student-led activities and resources that help build community on campus.

We aim to fund club initiatives that:

  • πŸ” Support innovative ways to engage more members
  • 🌍 Empower societies to reach a diverse student population
  • β™Ώ Prioritise accessibility, community, and inclusion
     

βœ…Who Can Apply?

To be eligible to apply and claim a grant, your club or society must:

  • Be affiliated with the SRC
  • Make sure two currently-listed office bearers attend a SRC Society 101 Training within the 2025-26 academic year.
    • πŸ“Œ Please note: If your club is unable to attend before applying for a grant, please contact 
      clubsandsocs@src.gla.ac.uk as soon as possible. 

Maximum grant request: £500
Clubs and societies can only apply for and claim up to £500 per academic year from Clubs grant funding. Need more than that? Check out the Big Ideas Grant Fund for larger-scale projects.
 

πŸ“How to Apply

To apply for an SRC Club grant, here’s what you’ll need to do:

  1. Complete the online application form (log in to view the form on this page)
    πŸ“Œ Please note: Your application must be completed by a currently-listed office bearer (generally treasurer)
     
  2. Submit your application with:
    • A clear description of what you’re applying for
    • An explanation of how many members will benefit and how they will benefit

      πŸ“Œ Please note: Review of your application will include viewing your current membership logged on the SRC website. If the amount of listed members to benefit on your application is more than those signed up on the website, your application will be queried. 
       
    • An explanation of how it will promote community and inclusion
    • A cost breakdown of what you’re applying for (preferably Excel spreadsheet)
    • If it’s funding for an event, information should be included as to how your society is using the SRC website to promote and ticket the event via your club webpage. Please contact us at clubs@src.gla.ac.uk if you have queries about an event listing or ticket options available.

      πŸ“Œ Please note: We strongly encourage you to use the SRC website for any ticketed event as you get the full value of the ticket. If your society does not use the SRC website for tickets, you will need to explain why you made that choice. This may impact the success of your application.

    • A bank statement (dated within the last 2 months) or proof of account opening. 
    • If your society uses the SRC Holding Account (agreed beforehand with the SRC), no bank statement is required.

3. Don’t have a bank account? We may still be able to help—get in touch!

πŸ“Œ Please note: We do not release funds to personal accounts.

 

πŸ”What We Look for in an Application & the Grant Review Process

The Clubs & Societies Committee reviews applications based on:

  • The quality and impact of your proposal
  • How well it supports diversity, inclusion, and community building
  • The number of members who will benefit from funding
  • Members being signed up on the SRC website, as well as use of the website to promote the event/ticketing.
  • Your society’s ability to manage finances
  • How your event or project aligns with SRC’s strategic goals
  • Availability of other funding sources (e.g., additional University and external funding)
  • The current Clubs and Societies grant budget

The Clubs & Societies Committee will consider:

  • Grant applications usually every two weeks during term time.
  • Each application on its own merits and based on need.

In some cases, the Committee may request a short meeting with up to two office bearers to discuss your application. You’ll be contacted by email if this is needed.
 

🚫 What We Don’t Fund

The SRC does not provide grant funding for:

  • Society balls 
  • Gifts for speakers 
  • Raffle/tombola/competition prizes   
  • Non-essential club branded clothing 
  • Fundraising events 
  • Bar deposits  
     

πŸ’¬ Need SRC Club Grant Help or Advice?

We’re here to support you so you understand what SRC grant funding and resources are available to you! If you need help with your application or have questions about the process, please contact:

       πŸ“§β€‹Clubs and Societies Engagement Coordinator: clubsandsocs@src.gla.ac.uk

We can meet in person, over Zoom/Teams, or via email—whatever works best for you.

πŸ“Œ Please note: Do not attempt to lobby or try to bypass the process. Doing so may disqualify your application.

    

➑️ Apply for an SRC Club Grant Here  

Please log in to complete this survey.

 

πŸ’Έ Expensive Items

If your club doesn’t have the funds to pay for costly items upfront, the SRC can sometimes pay suppliers directly.

Please contact us before making any arrangements, and we’ll be happy to speak to the supplier on your behalf.

πŸ“Œ Please note: It can take up to 5 working days to process payments.

 

πŸ’‘ Looking for Larger-Scale Funding?

For big events like:

  • 🌍 Cultural or interfaith events
  • 🎭 Performances
  • πŸ—£οΈ Conferences or public campaigns

We would encourage your club/society to consider applying for the Big Ideas Grant Fund instead.

πŸ“¬ If you have any questions about SRC grants and resources available to affiliated clubs and societies, please email clubsandsocs@src.gla.ac.uk. We are here to support you!
 

🌟 Grant Success Stories 

  • African Caribbean Society A group of students is practicing braiding and making cornrows on dolls in the Bridie Library of the Glasgow University Union, as part of the African Caribbean Society's braiding workshop. The African Caribbean Society was awarded a grant for their Braiding and Cornrows Workshop
  • Mountain Medicine Society £200 grant used for: Community hall hire and fuel costs for weekend trip to Gairloch £200 grant used for: Community hall hire and fuel costs for weekend trip to Gairloch
  • Music Club £280 grant used for: Drum kit. £280 grant used for: Drum kit.
  • RARE Aware Society £40 grant used for: Room hire for Pub Quiz £40 grant used for: Room hire for Pub Quiz
  • Reeling Society £105 grant used for: Speaker Purchase for Rehearsals £105 grant used for: Speaker Purchase for Rehearsals
  • Trading and Investing Society (GUTIC) £172.56 grant used for: Promotional Banners and Flyers £172.56 grant used for: Promotional Banners and Flyers
  • Ukrainian Society £260.48 grant used for: Poster-making workshop materials for anti-war protest £260.48 grant used for: Poster-making workshop materials for anti-war protest
  • Wild Swimming Society (Polar Bear Club) £500 grant used for: Wetsuit Purchases £500 grant used for: Wetsuit Purchases
  • Wilderness and Extreme Medicine Society £483 grant used for Medical Supplies for Society Introduction to Wilderness Medicine Course £483 grant used for Medical Supplies for Society Introduction to Wilderness Medicine Course

 

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