OSCR Scottish charity profile

Enabling Projects in Clackmannanshire Supporting Communities

ActiveCharity number SC045576
Registered28 April 2015
Main locationClackmannanshire
Legal formSCIO (Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation)

01 Identity

Scottish charity record

Snapshot 25 August 2026
OSCR charity number
SC045576
Status
Active
Regulatory type
Standard
Designated religious body
No
Geographical spread
More than one local authority area in Scotland
Volunteers
over 250 volunteers
Staff
0
Postcode
FK7 0PF

02 Purpose and work

What the charity exists to do

EPIC was set up as a SCIO to build on the interest in the environment in Clackmannanshire following the development of the Diamond Jubilee Way along the Ochil Hills. Donations were sourced at the wind farms owned by EDF and Clackmannanshire Council. An SLA with the Conservation Volunteers to whom EPIC donate have developed successful volunteer sessions and extended Pollinator and Forestation Projects which have attracted more schools and community groups.

Charitable purposes

  • the advancement of education
  • the advancement of citizenship or community development
  • the advancement of the arts, heritage, culture or science
  • the advancement of environmental protection or improvement

Beneficiaries

  • No specific group, or for the benefit of the community
  • Other charities or voluntary bodies

Activities

  • It carries out activities or services itself

Constitutional objectives

The advancement of heritage or culture through the preservation of local rural areas, community hubs, historic buildings and traditions though educational programmes, partnership working, service delivery and facilitating access to funding. Preservation of such buildings, recreational amenities and access to the natural environment enhances the area for local resident as well as visitors to the area. The advancement of citizenship or community development through the encouragement of voluntary and community activity, assisting and capacity building in voluntary groups and local charities, regeneration of local amenities and, though assisting other groups and through its own activities, assisting disadvantaged and hard to reach groups. The advancement of environmental protection or improvement through education in ecology, conservation and caring for the environment, increasing awareness of and interest in environmental matters and the delivery of specific projects to preserve local natural heritage and habitats, protect biodiversity and explore alternative energy. The advancement of education in ecology, conservation and the environment in schools as well as training, facilitation and capacity building within organisations and the delivery of volunteer training programmes. and The promotion of such other similar charitable purposes as may from time to time be determined.

03 Annual returns

Income and expenditure history

5 periods
Year endIncomeExpenditureStaffReturn received
31 March 2026£0£00Not supplied
31 March 2025£48,657£104,902010 December 2025
31 March 2024£106,630£111,46406 October 2024
31 March 2023£54,836£55,758014 August 2023
31 March 2022£53,206£54,20101 September 2022

Figures are those reported by the charity and supplied in the OSCR bulk download. Blank facts remain distinct from zero.

04 Contact record

Principal office or trustees address

Address supplied to OSCR
111 Glasgow Road, Stirling
Website supplied to OSCR
epicochils.org.uk
Parent charity
Not supplied

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05 Provenance

Source for this profile

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