£10,000-£100,000
Suitable for:
- not-for-profit organisations
- private owners of heritage and partnerships
Deadlines
There are no deadlines so you can apply whenever you are ready.
Assessment process
We will assess your application and give you a decision in eight weeks. First decisions will be made from April.
£100,000-£250,000
Suitable for:
- not-for-profit organisations
- partnerships led by not-for-profit organisations
Deadlines
Deadlines are quarterly and can be found below:
- 5 March 2019 for a decision in June 2019
- 28 May 2019 for a decision in September 2019
- 20 August 2019 for a decision in November 2019
- 19 November 2019 for decision in March 2020
Assessment process
We will assess your application in 12 weeks and following assessment, it will be assigned to a quarterly committee meeting.
Your contribution
You must contribute at least 5% of your project costs.
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Project enquiry form: £10,000-£250,000
This project enquiry form is a good way of getting feedback from us before you start work on a full application. This is only a copy of the form. To submit, please complete the form on our application portal.
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Project plan templates
We ask you to complete these project plan template so that we can see how you plan to manage your project and link all the tasks and activities together in a logical way.
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Standard Terms for Grants: £10,000 to £100,000
Definitions: ‘we’, ‘us’, ‘our’ – the Trustees of the National Heritage Memorial Fund (who administer the National Lottery Heritage Fund). ‘ you’, ‘your’ – the organisation(s) awarded the Grant as set out in the Grant Notification Letter and any organisation which agrees to be a joint grantee and to
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Standard Terms for Grants: £100,000 to £250,000
Definitions ‘we’, ‘us’, ‘our’ – the Trustees of the National Heritage Memorial Fund (who administer the National Lottery Heritage Fund). ‘ you’, ‘your’ – the organisation(s) awarded the Grant as set out in the Grant Notification Letter and any organisation which agrees to be a joint grantee and to
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Full cost recovery
We can also cover a proportion of the cost of an existing member of staff, as long as they are not working exclusively on the funded project. We expect this contribution to be calculated using Full Cost Recovery. By voluntary sector we mean organisations that are independent of government and whose