A helpful list of regularly asked questions to help apply for funding from the Cross Trust
Yes
Sir Alexander made it a stipulation of the Trust that all beneficiaries be of Scottish birth or parentage.
Your application form should be completed and sent to your referee - he or she will then complete your reference and acknowledge the validity of your application before submitting both forms to the Secretaries of the Cross Trust.
Yes. All information in your application form is treated in confidence by the trustees. Understanding your family income does help the Trustees to understand your full circumstances and helps ensure that you offer the most complete picture to allow the most considered decision.
No. Your form may be submitted electronically but it should first be sent or given to your chosen referee (or referees). Your application will be returned if it is received by us without a suitable reference.
Your first report should be sent at the end of your first term or once the project/activity/purpose for the award has been completed.
The report is your opportunity to let the Trustees know how their support has helped your development and progress. Your report is also an opportunity for you to highlight any activities you are going to be involved in and for which the Trustees may be able to help publicise your work.
Yes
You should not apply more than once in 12 months.
At the moment we are open to applications from individuals only.