Funding – Culture In Our City

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We list any funding opportunities we learn about here. All listings automatically disappear when deadlines pass, keeping you fresh up to date. Use the filters to narrow your search and submit a new opportunity via our contribute page.

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£500m Film and TV Production Restart Scheme

This restart government scheme aims to help to get productions that were halted or delayed by a lack of insurance back up and running. Deadline 28 February.

Apprenticeship Funding

Claim up to £2,000 as an incentive payment if you hire an apprentice that starts with you between 1 August 2020 and 31 January 2021.

Arts Council National Lottery Project Grants

Supporting individuals, community & cultural organisations delivering arts, museums and libraries projects.

Barclays £14 Billion Small Medium Enteprise Fund

Barclays Bank has announced a £14 billion lending fund as part of a series of initiatives to help small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) succeed, grow and flourish through Brexit and beyond.

Developing your Creative Practice

New support for England’s Artists and Creative Practitioners, provided by Arts Council England. A fund designed to support independent creative practitioners to ensure excellence is thriving in England’s arts and culture sector.

Documentary Talent Fund Netflix

Netflix is providing a Documentary Talent Fund to identify and support emerging documentary filmmakers from the UK. Ten successful applicants will be supported with a budget for a documentary film project that falls within the range of £20,000 to £40,000.

Esmee Fairbairn Foundation launches new strategy

Now tackling structural inequality, racism and the cause and impacts of climate change. Now providing larger and longer-term grants, as well as strategic support.

F Factor Competition for Tech Savvy Young Entrepreneurs

The F Factor is a start-up competition designed to provide young, aspiring entrepreneurs with tools, skills-training and context to bring their ideas to life. There are two categories; those aged 14 to 18 and those aged 18 to 25.

National Lottery Grants for Heritage

The grants programme now open, resilience and inclusion project funding to support organisations working with heritage to adapt and respond to the changing environment they are now operating in.

Rampion Community Benefit Fund

A community benefit fund set up by Rampion Offshore Wind Ltd and managed by Sussex Community Foundation offering grants of between £1,000 and £10,000.The Fund supports organisations working for the benefit of the people of Sussex.

Self Employed [extension]

The Self-employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) will support self-employed individuals, receiving 80% of their average trading profits in November, 40% in December and January.