Funding
Didymus Fund

Didymus Fund

Didymus

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Funding Available:
Up to £30,000
Deadline:
ongoing

Funding Information

Didymus aims to widen access to and participation in the arts, by making grants to registered charities delivering high quality, creative, and inclusive projects.

They believe that everyone should be able to access and participate in exciting and engaging arts projects, and our priority is to build the capacity of small charities who share this vision.

Didymus support a small number of new registered charities each year, providing 3 year grants for running or project costs to enable direct delivery of arts projects in Yorkshire and Greater London.

They operate an invite only application process. If you would like to make the Trustees aware of your work, and feel it would be a good fit with the priorities and eligibility criteria, you can submit an expression of interest via the website.  

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