Arts Support and Development
Arts Funding and Support
Local
Ribble Valley Borough Council COVID Business and Charity Support
In response to the Coronavirus, the Government have announced support for small businesses, and businesses in the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors.
See Coronavirus Business and Charity Support
Ribble Valley Recreation and Culture Grant Fund
Do you have an exciting Arts, Sports or Community project, activity or service? Then you can apply for a Recreation and Culture Grant. The grant supports the future health and wellbeing of the Ribble Valley community by developing it's culture and recreation. Annual deadline, end of January for activity to begin 1 of April the following financial year. For example, apply by January 31 2021 for activity from April 1 2021 - March 31 2022. Complete the online form Recreation/Culture Grant application form or download the PDF and return to commgrants@ribblevalley.gov.uk
Arts Excellence Awards Scheme
Arts Excellence grants are awarded by Ribble Valley Borough Council and are designed to assist young talented performer’s progress in their chosen activity. The main aim of the scheme is to help with the cost of tuition, travel and equipment associated with your activity. Annual deadline, end of January for activity to begin 1 of April the following financial year. For example, apply by January 31 2021 for activity from April 1 2021 - March 31 2022. Complete the online form Arts Excellence Awards Scheme application form . Or download the PDF and return to commgrants@ribblevalley.gov.uk
Regional
Lancashire County Council, Grant Aid for Arts Projects
Provide grants for creative work that contributes to the overall development of the arts in Lancashire. Supporting arts organisations and development initiatives. They do not consider applications from individuals but are keen to discuss ideas to develop them if possible.
See Lancashire County Council, Grants and Funding
Lancashire Environmental Fund
The Lancashire Environmental Fund provides landfill tax funding for a wide variety of projects to improve the environment and bring community benefits throughout the county of Lancashire.
See Lancashire Environmental Fund
Boost - Lancashire's Busines Growth Hub
Through Boost, Lancashire businesses from start-ups to large companies can get access to a number of funded programmes in areas such as mentoring, scaling up, innovation, international trade, leadership development, and accessing finance.
See Boost support
Creative Lancashire
Creative Lancashire is dedicated to helping raise the profile of Lancashire's creative talent and to harnessing the economic potential in companies and organisations working in the creative sector. Creative Lancashire is a service provided by Lancashire County Council through its economic development company Lancashire County Developments Ltd. See www.creativelancashire.org
Hyndburn and Ribble Valley Community Voluntary Support
Hyndburn and Ribble Valley's CVS main focus is promoting, organising and cooperating in initiatives to advance education, protect health and relieve poverty, distress and sickness, through bringing together voluntary organisations and statutory authorities for the benefit of the communities they support.
See www.hrvcvs.co.uk
National
Arts Council England
The Arts Council fund art activities that engage people in England, or that help artists and organisations carry out their work. Grants for the Arts is the main open application process for Arts Council Funding. Other funds are available including, Digital Research and Development Fund for Arts and Culture, Take it Away - helping 18 - 25 year olds buy an instrument with an interest free loan of up to £2,000.
See Arts Council England, Funding
Clore Duffield Foundation
A foundation that is a grant-making charity which concentrates its support on cultural learning, creating learning spaces within arts and heritage organisations.
Heritage Lottery Fund
Using money raised through the National lottery, the Heritage Lottery Fund gives grants to sustain and transform our heritage with grants from £3,000 to over £5million. www.hlf.org.uk
The National Community Fund (was Big Lottery Fund, Awards For All)
The National Community Fund gives out millions of pounds from National Lottery to good causes. Their money goes to community groups and to projects that improve health, education and the environment.
See www.tnlcommunityfund.org.uk