Cardiff Alcohol and Drug Team - a saving of £218,000 with a one-off fund given to develop the volunteer aspect of the service.
It was given a one-off funding grant for civil and family services but this expires in 2015.
The university is dedicating a one-off funding council grant of up to £14m to carbon reduction projects, annual grants of £100,000 to sustainable transport initiatives and £100,000 to other sustainability initiatives.
It's not just charities and one-off funding drives which are benefitting from the rise in narcissism.
The council sliced £8.1m from its costs in September and a one-off funding government contribution of £9.9m further reduces its £31m deficit.
The one-off funding will be shared between New Pathways, Seren in west Wales, and Stepping Stones and RASASC based in north Wales.
The council sliced £8.1m from its costs in September and will receive a one-off funding contribution of £9.9m towards the £31m deficit.
Mr Matheson said: "As a result the Scottish government has been able to provide the charity with some one-off funding to support their work with those affected by the former practices at Mortonhall Crematorium.
She says that previously, she had to lobby Facebook for one-off funds whenever she though it should match donations around big crises.
It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981, and in 1999 UNESCO approved one-off funding of US$27,248 for "emergency assistance for the rehabilitation of the archaeological site of Quiriguá".
The FGD also spent some time discussing the limitations of one-time funding, especially in IGA, as they felt that one-off funding does not produce sustainable results.
