Gall dathlu ein treftadaeth gymunedol helpu ddod â phobl at ei gilydd, teimlo balchder yn y lle maen nhw'n byw a sicrhau fod straeon a thraddodiadau ar gof a chadw.
Diolch i chwaraewyr y Loteri Genedlaethol, ers 2012 rydym wedi dyfarnu dros £90miliwn i fwy na 2,700 o brosiectau treftadaeth gymunedol ledled y DU.
Beth rydym yn ei gefnogi?
Rydym yn helpu pobl i ymchwilio a rhannu hanes cymuned neu le.
Rydym hefyd yn ariannu prosiectau sy'n cyfuno gwahanol fathau o dreftadaeth mewn lleoliad penodol.
Syniadau am brosiect
Gall ein harian helpu pobl i:
- ymchwilio i effaith digwyddiad hanesyddol ar eu tref. Yna gallan nhw rannu eu canfyddiadau drwy arddangosiadau, sgyrsiau ac ar-lein
- ymchwilio i'r enwau ar gofeb ryfel
- gasglu dogfennau a ffotograffau sy'n gysylltiedig â'r gymuned LGBT+, creu archif ar-lein ac arddangosfa
- sefydlu llwybr sain o amgylch ystod o adeiladau, parciau a henebion mewn tref
- galluogi grŵp ieuenctid i ymchwilio i'w hanes lleol a chreu ffilm wedi'i hanimeiddio am yr hyn y maen nhw wedi’i ddysgu
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