The effort, spearheaded by Liz Brannan, vice-chair of the management committee, was to refurbish the centre's clock.
And sales of home baking, bric a brac and second hand books, raised half of the £6000 needed with Fife Council contributing the r
emainder.
The community centre team hopes the clock will make a huge difference to morale, the look of the centre and bring a focal point to Buckhaven in general.
L-R Chic Copeland, Ms Brannan, Mr Rankin and Rob Scott.
Frank Rankin, the oldest member on the management committee and who is also a local historian, was asked to 'officially restart' the clock, by unveiling a commemorative plaque.
This took place just before the centre's AGM last week, so there was a good crowd present.
Thanks have been extended to everyone who contributed towards the fund-raising effort.
Our photograph hsows, from left, community education worker Chic Copeland, Ms Brannan, Mr Rankin and Rob Scott, chair of the management committee.
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