Rich SNP donor s charity is funding group opposing Holyrood right-to-die bill
Sir Brian Souter s charity assists projects that promote “spiritual welfare”
04:30, 7 JUL 2021
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A controversial multi-millionaire’s charity has pledged nearly £90,000 to the campaign group fighting an assisted dying law in Scotland.
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United Kingdom: Grants for Projects engaged in the Relief of Human Suffering
180SHARES
Deadline: 22-Jan-21
The Souter Charitable Trust supports projects engaged in the relief of human suffering in all its aspects in the UK and overseas – especially, but not exclusively, those with a Christian emphasis and ethos.
Souter Charitable Trust was set up by Sir Brian and his wife Lady Elizabeth in 1992. The trust supports projects for the relief of human suffering in the UK and overseas and, as committed Christians, Sir Brian and Lady Elizabeth are particularly interested in projects that also promote spiritual welfare.
Whilst there are no minimum or maximum amounts given an average grant would be a small one off in the region of £1,000 – £3,000.