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The voice of volunteer-run sport in East Fife

Champion­ing East Fife sport.

We help local clubs affiliate, find funding, and celebrate the people who make sport happen.
In the wards of Tay Bridgehead, St Andrews, East Neuk & Landward, Cupar, Ceres & Springfield and Howe of Fife & Taycoast.
What we do

Three jobs. Done properly.

Volunteer-run clubs keep East Fife active, and we exist to make their lives easier. Everything we do falls into three jobs: representing the community of clubs, celebrating the people behind them, and funding their next step.
A large crowd of Wormit Boating Club members waving beside the Tay
Wormit Boating Club on the Tay
01

Community

We represent member clubs to Fife Council, Active Fife and national bodies, run the Young People's Panel, and connect clubs with schools.
02

Celebrate

Every March the Cupar Corn Exchange hosts the ClubSport Awards: eleven categories honouring the athletes, coaches and volunteers of East Fife sport.
Fife AC women on the podium with a trophy after a cross-country race
Fife AC women on the podium
Falkland Cricket Club under-16s team in whites below Falkland hill
Falkland CC juniors, grant-supported
03

Funding

Our Club Development Grant puts up to £500 a year into member clubs: equipment, specialist coaching, promotion and more.
ClubSport Awards

The ClubSport Awards

Eleven categories, one unforgettable night at the Cupar Corn Exchange. Nominations open on 31 October 2026 and close on 31 December 2026.
Waid Academy gymnasts with their medals at the East Fife ClubSport Awards
Waid Academy gymnasts with their medals
Club Development Grant

£500 a year for your club

New equipment, specialist coaching, promotion, even start-up costs for a new club or section: if it will develop your club, we can probably help fund it.
01
Check you're eligible
Affiliated, volunteer-run, with a constitution and a club bank account.
02
Tell us what it's for
A short form covering what the money is for, endorsed by two committee members of your club.
03
The grant committee decides
Applications are reviewed by the ClubSport grant committee and your club is told the outcome.

Am I eligible?

Your club is affiliated to East Fife ClubSport.
It is non-profit and volunteer-run.
It has a constitution and its own bank account.
Ask about a grant
Member clubs

Find your sport

From Tayport to the East Neuk: 83 affiliated clubs across 24 sports, each with a link to their own website.
Why it matters

Small grants. Big ripples.

525
pupils through Fife School Aquatics Group courses we help run.
41
gained national lifesaving and teaching qualifications.
16
now employed in sport and leisure across Fife.
£25,500
invested in school swimming over three academic years.
Figures from the Fife School Aquatics Group programme.
Sponsors & funders

Backed across Fife and beyond

Supported by
Fife Council logo
The Scottish Government logo
LEADER programme logo
European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development logo
Partners & supporters
Scottish ClubSport logo
Fife Sports and Leisure Trust logo
Active Schools logo
Kettle Produce logo
Galbraith logo
Rotary International logo
Fishers logo
Sharp IT Solutions logo
Fyfe McDonald Solicitors logo

£15 a year. That's it.

Affiliation gets your club a voice with funders, access to the £500 development grant, awards eligibility, training discounts and a network of clubs who've solved the problem you're stuck on.
Start your affiliation