Supporting Scottish Football
from the grassroots up
£18m
TOTAL INVESTED TO DATE BY THE SCOTTISH FOOTBALL PARTNERSHIP IN SUPPORTING SCOTTISH FOOTBALL ACROSS ALL LEVELS
£2m
INVESTED IN PORTABLE CHANGING ROOMS AND STORAGE PROJECTS TO SUPPORT ACTIVITY FOR 14,000 GRASSROOTS PLAYERS ACROSS SCOTLAND
£802k
INVESTED ON 3G PITCHES AT ALL LEVELS OF THE GAME BY THE SCOTTISH FOOTBALL PARTNERSHIP AND TRUST IN THE PAST 5 YEARS
£378k
INVESTED IN GRASSROOTS PROJECTS AND INITIATIVES ACROSS ALL PARTS OF SCOTLAND SINCE 2014 BY THE SCOTTISH FOOTBALL PARTNERSHIP TRUST

Who we are

The Scottish Football Partnership, established in 2000, has a passion for football and a wide remit to support Scottish football clubs and organisations across all levels of the game by providing grant funding for a diverse range of projects, programmes and infrastructure improvements. Our charity – The SFP Trust established in 2014 – is dedicated to supporting the grassroots level of the game in Scotland with funding opportunities for initiatives which assist in encouraging and sustaining greater participation in football.

Facilities Award
(SPFL Clubs)

The purpose of this award is to help Scottish FA Member clubs playing in the SPFL meet the criteria to obtain a Scottish FA National Club Licence.

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Facilities Award

The purpose of this award is to help Scottish FA Member clubs playing in the SHFL, the SLFL, the ESFL and the SSFL meet the criteria to obtain a Scottish F.A. National Club Licence.

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General Award

The General Award is open to any constituted football organisations or accredited football clubs who are members of the following Affiliated National Associations; Scottish Women’s Football, Scottish Schools’ FA, Scottish Amateur FA, Scottish Junior FA, Scottish Youth FA, Scottish Welfare FA.


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SFP Trust Award

This award will provide funding and support for grassroots football clubs and other charitable organisations with football related projects.


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