The Finnis Scott Foundation
Arts & Culture EnvironmentalThe Finnis Scott Foundation awards grants of up to £10,000 to projects in the areas of horticulture and plant sciences, as well as art history and the enhancement, conservation and preservation of art.
Preference is given to smaller charities where a grant would have a significant impact.
The Foundation funds both capital and revenue projects. Requests for salaries will not be considered, except in the case of educational support (bursaries and apprenticeships). Grants are not given for expenditure which has already been made.
Deadline: Continuous rolling programme. Trustees meet quarterly.
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