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SIGRID RAUSING TRUST: Applications are invitation-only - see notes

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SIGRID RAUSING TRUST: Applications are invitation-only - see notes

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https://www.sigrid-rausing-trust.org/Grantees/Programmes/Arts

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Arts - Programmes - Grantees - Welcome To SRT

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The Trust supports artist led organisations whose work expands, challenges, and comments on questions of concern to the Trust, including human rights, gender, corruption, and conservation. The groups we support work transparently, are led by artists, and understand the ethics of audience and communi…

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FOYLE FOUNDATION: Expected £10 - £50 K – some exceptions for larger depending on need and purpose- Could be good for a core grant application 

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FOYLE FOUNDATION: Expected £10 - £50 K – some exceptions for larger depending on need and purpose- Could be good for a core grant application 

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http://www.foylefoundation.org.uk/

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ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER: Up to £25k per year for three years

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ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER: Up to £25k per year for three years

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http://andrewlloydwebberfoundation.com/

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"Music and the arts can empower and liberate, which is why it's so important to encourage participation and nurture talent. If you empower children and young people through the arts, the return on investment is huge. I don't think there's ever been a time when the arts have been more important. I really, passionately, believe that." - Andrew Lloyd Webber

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"Music and the arts can empower and liberate, which is why it's so important to encourage participation and nurture talent. If you empower children and young people through the arts, the return on investment is huge. I don't think there's ever been a time when the arts have been more important.

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ESMEE FAIRBAIRN: Unrestricted. Most common is £10-100k

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ESMEE FAIRBAIRN: Unrestricted. Most common is £10-100k

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https://esmeefairbairn.org.uk/applications/

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Information about applying for grants and social investments - including how to check your eligibility and why we turn down applications.

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GARFIELD WESTON: Up to £100k “standard” grant, more than £100k requires different process (see below).

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GARFIELD WESTON: Up to £100k “standard” grant, more than £100k requires different process (see below).

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https://garfieldweston.org/

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supporting charities across the UK with grant funding

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JOHN ELLERMAN FOUNDATION: Arts, Environment and Social Action, £5k and £170k

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JOHN ELLERMAN FOUNDATION: Arts, Environment and Social Action, £5k and £170k

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https://ellerman.org.uk/apply-for-funding/what-we-fund

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We prioritise UK-registered charities with an income between £100,000 and £10m. If your income is greater than this we will only consider a grant if you are uniquely placed to help meet our funding objectives. We call this the 'only they can do it' test.

2 National significance
We want our funds to make a difference, with as wide an impact as possible. This may involve creating art of the highest quality; working across a wide geographical area; or sharing, expanding or replicating successful initiatives. We also recognise it may be necessary to change the system, and that by influencing policy, campaigning or adopting other approaches more far-reaching and longer-term benefits are possible.

National significance may look different in each of our categories:

Arts - the creation of new work in itself has the potential to create a national or international legacy to inspire others. Using excellence as a key criterion is designed to strengthen and widen impact, thus demonstrating UK-wide significance. Partnerships, whether cross-art form, cross-sector or geographical, may also enhance this significance, and touring may contribute to a national footprint.

Environment - certain species and habitats have national significance in themselves, due to their rarity. Some organisations occupy a distinctive, national niche; alternatively, the issue being tackled may be relevant to all or a large part of the UK. We also consider the biodiversity of the UK Overseas Territories to be of national and international importance.

Social Action - we look to support organisations whose work is rooted in practical experience and applied at a national or UK level. This significance may result from the importance of the subject tackled or the approach taken.

We are also looking for:
More information about our approach to funding work in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland is in the FAQ section, later in this document.

Effectiveness and impact - this could mean a good understanding of the needs being met and how best to tackle them; awareness of how your work adds value and relates to and complements the work of others; effective systems to monitor and review progress; a culture of learning, reflection and improvement; and being alert to opportunities to widen impact.

Strong governance and management - this could mean a diverse and representative organisation with a well-qualified and engaged board and strong and inspiring leadership; a thorough understanding and oversight of finances across the Board and leadership team; and awareness of the organisation's strengths and weaknesses.

Partnerships - this could mean organisations that are well connected, understand how they fit within their world and how they add value, and work well with relevant others.

Core funding has long been our signature, but we are also happy to make grants for projects or programmes. These costs could include:

staff salaries, training and expenses

day-to-day running costs and operations

monitoring and evaluation

communications and digital innovation

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We prioritise UK-registered charities with an income between £100,000 and £10m. If your income is greater than this we will only consider a grant if you are uniquely placed to help meet our funding objectives. We call this the 'only they can do it' test.