The Pilgrim Trust
HeritageGrants are available to registered charities, public bodies and registered friendly societies for projects in the UK concerned with social welfare and preservation:
- Social Welfare: grants are for projects that have a positive impact on the lives of women and girls facing severe and multiple disadvantage, particularly where their vulnerabilities put them at risk of offending
- UK Heritage: the main emphasis is on projects that conserve historical buildings, monuments and collections.
Funding is available through two schemes:
- Main Grant Fund: grants above £5,000 are available
- Small Grant Fund: for requests of £5,000 or less
Grants can be used for project costs, revenue costs (including staff salaries), the costs associated with initial exploratory work for organisations seeking to rescue important buildings and monuments, and capital costs.
Applications can be made at any time.
For more information and how to apply please click here.
Other Heritage Funds
Dulverton Trust Fund
Friday March 29th, 2019The Dulverton Trust Fund, administrated by Kent Community Foundation, awards grants of between £500 to £5,000 to small charities and charitable organisations, normally with an annual income of under £200,000. The Trust wishes to support projects that align with their existing priorities: youth opportunities; general welfare; conservation and preservation of habitats; and preservation of heritage…
HeritageThe National Lottery Heritage Fund: National Lottery Grant for Heritage
The National Lottery Grant for Heritage fund offers between £3,000 to £5million to not for profit organisations with projects that connect people and communities to the national, regional and local heritage of the UK. As a guide, this could include: oral history cultural traditions nature natural and designed landscapes community archaeology historic buildings, monuments and…
Arts & Culture Heritage ReligionIdlewild Trust: Conservation Grant – Objects and Works of Art
The Idlewild Trust awards grants of up to £5,000 to UK registered charities and churches that are excepted as charities (income is under £100,000 per annum) with projects that aim to conserve historic or artistically important objects and works of art including artefacts, textiles, furniture, metalwork, manuscripts, wall paintings, tombs and stained glass of high quality.…
Arts & Culture Community Buildings/Halls Education & Employment Health & Social Care HeritageTrusthouse Charitable Foundation
The Trusthouse Charitable Foundation awards grants to small, well-established charitable organisations (annual income under £500,000) who address local issues in areas of extreme urban deprivation, or in remote and fragile rural communities. Rural Issues Projects that look to support communities in cities, towns, villages and areas with 10,000 or less inhabitants which are classified in the latest…