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This section lists all grants we have made since 2013. The categories from 2013 to 2018 were Arts, Environment and Welfare. This changed in 2018 when Welfare was replaced with Social Action. There are also separate categories for grants to the Museums and Galleries Fund and to the UK Overseas Territories (UKOTs) Fund.
Please note that the Visit Website button under each grant listed is a link to the listed grant-holder's website.
Tyne and Wear Archives Development Trust
Towards the costs of a development and exhibitions project at the Laing Art Gallery, which will provide a new model of researching, curating and touring exhibitions for local authority museums
University of Glasgow
Towards the costs of The National Inventory Project, which will research and publish online the pre-1900 European old master paintings in the collections of four participating museums.
Wild Trout Trust
Towards core costs, specifically the salary of a Conservation Officer to develop and run river habitat workshops.
Wildlife Trusts
Towards the salary of a Fisheries Officer to support local trusts and influence policy at an England, UK and European level.
Working Families
Towards core costs, specifically the salary of the Chief Executive, for their work supporting working parents and carers to achieve a work-life balance.
York Museums Trust
Towards the costs of a Collections Facilitator to work with the British Studio Ceramic collection.
Young Advisors
Towards the salaries of the Office Manager and Development Associate to support young people working to improve their local communities.
Adfam National
Towards core costs to support families affected by drug/alcohol misuse.
Bail for Immigration Detainees
Towards the cost of the Separated Families Project, supporting families where parents have been separated from their children due to being detained in an immigration centre.
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