Hamilton Accies will use £50,000 Club Covid Crisis Fund cash to continue their youth development and community initiatives.
They were one of the 42 member clubs who were given a cash windfall from businessman James Anderson via the SPFL Trust.
Each club was invited to apply for grants of up to £50,000 which could be used in a way that benefits the wider community.
In a statement, Hamilton Accies owner Ronnie MacDonald said: "In the midst of this Covid-19 pandemic, the generosity of Mr James Anderson to ourselves and the other SPFL clubs is hugely welcome and his selfless actions thoroughly deserve his thanks and appreciation of al his beneficiaries. Many thanks James.
"Part of the funding we received will play a vital part in allowing us to continue with our youth development and community initiatives.
"It is well documented that the current youth development and Academy structures are struggling financially, however we at Hamilton are totally committed to maintaining and indeed improving our Youth Development programmes.
"When Government guidelines dictate we will be returning to full training, playing and education programmes.
"Our existing excellent Academy staff will be kept in place and no cuts will be made to their numbers. We currently have thirty full time professionals contracted for season 2020/21 and we are delighted that twenty of these players are our Academy graduates.
"We look forward to seeing the next crop making their competitive debuts in the first team."
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