A Fraserburgh company which has been based in the town for over 50 years, has launched a 12-month Community Grant scheme, aimed at giving back to the community which has supported it for generations.
Enterfoods fish merchant and wholesale distribution specialist has developed the grant to recognise work being undertaken by individuals and groups within the AB43 postcode which embody the values of local pride, opportunity, and community growth. During 2026, the company will award a £500 Community Grant each month.
Andrew Noble Jnr, Managing Director of Enterfoods, comments: “Whether it’s helping young athletes to compete and travel, supporting local groups to deliver vital services, or giving artists the opportunity to develop their talent and perform beyond the Broch, our aim is simple: to help local talent and good causes go further, while shining a light on everything that makes this town special.
“We’re also delighted to reinforce this local focus by welcoming a representative from Fraserburgh Harbour and Councillor Doreen Mair onto our application review panel, ensuring the decisions are shaped by those who truly understand the community and the potential this town holds.”
Pamela Neri, Harbour Development Manager comments: “I’m so pleased to represent Fraserburgh Harbour in supporting Enterfoods’ community grant fund. It’s a thoughtful initiative, and a great chance for to be a part of supporting the brilliant local projects happening across the Broch.”
Councillor Doreen Mair adds: “I was delighted to be asked to be part of the panel for the distribution of the community grant fund initiated by Enterfoods – it is such a wonderful community-minded scheme by a local company.”
Details on how to apply, eligibility criteria and key dates can be found here.
