We Are Grateful for Your Support

At The Well, we rely on the generosity and support of our community to keep our services running. We are thankful for the diverse forms of funding we receive—from financial donations to the gift of time and skills.

The Heart of Our Work: Volunteers and Staff

Our team is small but mighty. We have one full-time and five part-time staff members, but our work would not be possible without the 25 incredible volunteers who give their time, talents, and passion to help us serve the community.

Interested in Volunteering?
We would love to hear from you. Get in touch or look at our Volunteer page to learn how you can help us continue our vital work.

Your Donations Make a Big Difference

We are truly grateful for the financial support we receive from individuals, churches, and grant-making Trusts/Foundations. This funding is essential for running our services, supporting our team, and reaching those in need throughout Greater Govanhill.

Every donation, no matter how big or small, helps us to create a lasting impact. Your support helps us change lives—thank you for being a part of that.

How You Can Support Us,
If you would like to make a donation or find out more about how your gift can help, please visit our donate page.

A Special Thank You to Our Generous Funders

We are proud to be supported by a wide range of individuals, churches, organisations, and foundations. Their trust in our work allows us to continue providing vital services for the Greater Govanhill community.

Our generous funders include:

  • Glasgow City Council
  • GCVS Glasgow Wellbeing Fund
  • Baillie Gifford (administered by Foundation Scotland)
  • Virgin Money Foundation
  • The Clothworkers Foundation
  • The Robertson Trust
  • Garfield Weston Foundation
  • James T Howat Charitable Trust
  • The Paristamen Charity
  • Kenneth Barge Memorial Trust
  • Anderson Burgess Charitable Trust
  • Duff Charitable Trust
  • Sir J Donald Pollocks Trust
  • Safe Deposits Scotland Community Fund
  • Social Isolation and Loneliness Fund
  • Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership
  • Corra Foundation

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