Scarf has been shortlisted in two categories at the Social Enterprise Awards Scotland 2026, recognising its work to tackle fuel poverty while delivering positive social and environmental impact across Scotland.
The charity and social enterprise has been shortlisted for:
- IDBM Community Wealth Building
- Environmental Social Enterprise
The awards celebrate organisations that are making a difference through business models that put people, communities and the environment first.
David Mackay, Co-CEO at Scarf, said:
“We’re incredibly proud to be shortlisted in these categories. They reflect exactly what we’re trying to achieve as an organisation: a net zero transition that’s good for the planet and works for everyone. We make a point of bringing the most vulnerable households along with us.
Our staff work tirelessly to help households across Scotland stay warm, reduce their energy costs and improve the energy efficiency of their homes. This recognition is a testament to their dedication.
It also highlights the role social enterprises play in tackling some of society’s biggest challenges and creating lasting change in our communities.”
The winners of the Social Enterprise Awards Scotland 2026 will be announced later this year at a ceremony at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Glasgow on Wednesday 28th October.
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About Scarf
Scarf is a registered charity and social enterprise, founded in 1985, providing free, impartial energy advice across Scotland. Partnering with government, housing providers, charities and the private sector, Scarf tackles fuel poverty, improves energy efficiency and helps households access funding and retrofit solutions that cut bills and carbon emissions, with all profits reinvested for lasting social and environmental impact.
To find out more about Scarf, visit www.scarf.org.uk
