Oxford University’s Community History Hub and Museum of Oxford are hosting a workshop on National Lottery Heritage Fund Support.
Explore what heritage can be, meet representatives from the National Lottery Heritage Fund, understand what they look for in an application and how to think about their investment principles.
Speakers
Judith Carruthers and Mary-Clare Hallsworth Engagement Managers, National Lottery Heritage Fund (London & South region)
Heritage Lottery Fund
Kate Toomey Museum of Oxford
Priya Atwal Faculty of History
Who is the workshop for?
The National Lottery Heritage Fund accepts applications from not-for-profit organisations, private owners of a heritage asset and partnerships. Here are some examples of the types of organisations which can be funded:
- charities, trusts and charitable incorporated organisations
- community and voluntary groups
- community/parish councils
- community interest companies
- faith-based or church organisations
- local authorities
- other public sector organisations
- private owners of a heritage asset, for example a building, land, object or collection
Organisations need to have a bank account, a governing document, and two or more members that are not related or living at the same address."
Surgery Session (fully booked)
Small groups or individuals representing organisations and projects thinking of applying for funds can book a one to one 20-minute surgery session with an adviser from the The National Lottery Heritage Fund. The surgery sessions will also be at the museum between 2.00pm and 3.30pm on the 23rd January. These sessions are now fully booked but you can express an interest in the waiting list in case of cancellations.
Bookings have now closed, however, please contact the office if you wish to attend as places may become available due to cancellations.
For further information please email us on community@history.ox.ac.uk
