Download - What is heritage?
What is heritage?
Activity
Can you use the objects to guess the heritage focus of the projects?
Countryside and Nature
Museums, Records and Archives
Designed Landscapes
Historic Buildings and Sites
Industrial, Transport and Maritime
Cultures and memories
Public and not-for-profit organisations such as:
– Community or voluntary groups
– Youth clubs or organisations
– Charities or trusts
– Faith organisations
– Parish councils or local authorities
Also:
– Private owners in cases of clear public benefit
Who do we fund?
What we look for – Project Outcomes
This is the difference your project will make with HLF funding. The change made for:
– Heritage, – People, and/or – Communities.
Outcomes will be proportionate to the level of grant you apply for.
Some outcomes will be weighted; however, you should tell us which ones you want to achieve.
Outcomes for…
Heritage People Communities
•Better managed•In better condition•Better interpreted and explained
•Identified/ recorded
•Developed skills•Learnt about heritage
•Changed their attitudes and/or behaviour
•Had an enjoyable experience
•Volunteered time
•Environmental impacts will be reduced
•More people and a wider range of people will have engaged with heritage
•Your local area/ community will be a better place to live, work or visit
•Your local economy will be boosted
•Your organisation will be more resilient
Outcomes within your project
Aim
OutcomesChange you want
to bring about
ActivitiesThe work you will deliver
Our grant programmes:
• One, short application form
• Decision in 8-10 weeks
• No minimum partnership funding but some contribution welcome
• minimum of - one outcome for people.
Sharing Heritage£3,000 - £10,000
• One, short application form
• Decision in 8-10 weeks
• No minimum partnership funding but some contribution - in cash or in kind
• Minimum of - one outcome for heritage - one outcome for people
• Mentors
Our Heritage£10,000 to £100,000
• Two round application process for all Heritage Grants
• Minimum of one outcome for each heritage, people, communities
• Partnership funding required; 5% for grants under £1 million and 10% for grants over £1 million
• Our local committee make decisions on awards between £100,000 and £2 million
Heritage GrantsGrants of £100,000 and over
• One, short application form
• Decision in 8-10 weeks
• No minimum partnership funding but some contribution welcome
• minimum of - one outcome for people
First World War: then and now£3,000 - £10,000
•Projects delivered by 11–25 year olds for up to 2 years
• Short application form, decision within 8-10 weeks.
• Delivered through partnerships of heritage and youth organisations
• No minimum partnership funding but some in cash or in kind
• Mentors
Young Roots
Grants for £10,000 to £50,000
Grants for Places of Worship
• Grants of £10,000 to £250,000 for listed places of worship
• Two round application process
• Urgent high level structural repairs e.g. towers, spires, roofs
• Repairs to historic fabric at risk of imminent loss
• Community facilities and engagement
Digital Policy
• We now have some specific requirements for all projects that involve producing something in a digital format e.g. website, phone app, digitised archive
• This is not a new programme
• For more information see our website http://www.hlf.org.uk/HowToApply/furtherresources/Pages/Newdigitalpolicyandrequirementsfordigitaloutputs.aspx
• Online enquiry and application forms
• Guidance
• Case Studies
• Information about your local area
• Press Releases
• E-Bulletin
• Features
Our Website: www.hlf.org.uk
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