Welcome to The Glasgow Perthshire

Updated Tue Jun 4 17:51:02 BST 2019

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About The Glasgow Perthshire

The Glasgow Perthshire Charitable Society, generally referred to today as "The Glasgow Perthshire", was founded in 1835. The Society's original aim was to provide financial assistance to those from Perthshire who had moved to Glasgow seeking employment. Today, the Society provides grants to senior citizens from Perthshire living in Glasgow, bursaries to students from Perthshire attending one of Glasgow's universities or colleges, and assistance to those meeting the Society's criteria.

More about The Glasgow Perthshire

Please use the menu to find out more about The Glasgow Perthshire including details of the Board of Directors, Student Bursaries, and Grants.

History

Founded in 1835, The Glasgow Perthshire has often been mentioned in the press. Below are some historical articles referring to The Glasgow Perthshire from:

Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator

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The Glasgow Perthshire Charitable Society is registered with the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR) with Registered Charity Number SC009576.

You may view the Society's extract from the OSCR web site.

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