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voluntary organisations, social enterprises and volunteering
voluntary organisations, social enterprises and volunteering
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Volunteering and Voluntary Sector Awards: 2025 Sponsors
Created: 07/05/2025
News/Events Category: FVA News
This item will show under the following categories: VolunteeringWe are delighted to announce the sponsors of the Volunteering and Voluntary Sector Awards 2025.
Our sponsorship partners believe in the power of volunteering and the difference it can make to the the individual and to the community, and they are thrilled to be part of the celebration of volunteers and voluntary organisations across Fife.
The sponsors will attend the awards on the evening and present the award for the category they have sponsored.
Fife Sports and Leisure Trust - Active Volunteer sponsor
Fife Sports and Leisure Trust is a non-profit distributing organisation that operates and manages sport and leisure facilities on behalf of Fife Council. They are responsible for the operational management, delivery, and development of Fife Council’s sports and leisure facilities including swimming pools, leisure centres and sports hubs.
Kettle Produce - Inspirational Volunteer sponsor
Based in Fife and established for almost fifty years, Kettle Produce Limited is a market leader for fresh and prepared vegetables. They are one of Fife’s largest private sector employers, with 1,100 employees across both of their Fife sites at Balmalcolm and Orkie.
Their core products are roots, prepared vegetables, salads and brassicas such as broccoli, Brussels sprouts and cauliflower. Kettle Produce is passionate about the food they supply and the service they provide, working closely with farmers to guarantee high quality produce for their customers.
Kingdom Community Bank - Tackling Poverty sponsor
Kingdom Community Bank is a credit union – a community-owned financial co-operative that helps people in Fife to save and borrow.
They promote saving, budgeting and good financial management, as well as providing affordable loans, at interest rates that are much lower than payday and other high cost lenders. They are an ethical, responsible lender that is a viable alternative to mainstreams banks for basic financial products.
Importantly, Kingdom is member owned and member led – no private shareholders – with all profits returned to members, the community, or to invest in the services of the credit union.
Scottish Care - Volunteer of the Year sponsor
Scottish Care is a membership organisation representing the independent social care sector in Scotland. They work with members and stakeholders in social care to create conditions for sustainable human rights-based care and support. The charity delivers and develop the high quality care that people and communities deserve.
The Office of the Provost of Fife - Lifetime Contribution to Volunteering sponsor
The Provost of Fife is Councillor Jim Leishman MBE. The Provost is the Civic Head at ceremonial, formal and other important events, promoting the values of the council and enhancing the reputation of the council and Fife. As well as the civic role, the Provost also chairs the Full Council meeting attended by all 75 councillors to ensure everyone has a voice and all parties have a fair hearing.
Thomson Cooper Accountants - Trustee/Board Member sponsor
Thomson Cooper is an ambitious practice, committed to delivering an excellent service to their varied portfolio of clients. They provide a range of accounting and advisory services designed to bring clarity and open up opportunities for businesses to grow. From bookkeeping to tax strategy, for everyone from farmers to pharmacists, they’re ready to help.
University of St Andrews - Green/Environmental sponsor
Founded in the 15th century, St Andrews is Scotland's first university and the third oldest in the English speaking world. The University works across the region, running outreach projects and activities from the academic schools, cultural outlets including the Wardlaw Museum and Laidlaw Music Centre, and widening access programmes in senior schools across the Kingdom.
University staff and students spend much of their own time helping others by volunteering in their community - from leading cub and beaver packs to helping local charities or supporting environmental improvements. In addition, the University runs a successful community fund, open to community groups and organisations in Fife.
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