Our December 2021 Award Session is now open

We have just opened our last funding round of 2021 which will run until 28 January 2022.

This round of applications allows for three different types of projects:

1) Projects which are based on electric guitars and/or ukuleles.

2) Projects based on analogue synthesisers.

3) Projects to benefit those with neurological conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.

Are you working in groups and educational organisations within your community? We support projects and initiatives bringing music to communities.

If your group could benefit from a “helping hand” to get established so it can really fulfil its potential and evolve into a sustainable music programme, we can help you.

Step 1 - Before You Start:

Please be aware that:

We only support applications within the UK and Ireland
You are not eligible to apply if you are only in the UK for study purposes
You will require the support of an independent referee
We do not fund retrospectively
We prioritise applications to those most in need
The process takes around 3 months from application to outcome notification

Step 2 - Full Eligibility Criteria

Before you apply for Community Project Funding you need to check our full eligibility criteria. You can download a copy here.

Eligibility Criteria

Step 3 - Apply

Use our online application form to submit your Community Project Funding application.

We have updated our system, so to apply now all you need to do is click the ‘Apply for community project funding’ link below, set up an account with Submittable and then you can apply. By setting up an account on our new system, it allows you to follow your application’s status along the way.

Apply for funding

Search for a musician's grant for yourself?

Check out our Individual Grants page to learn more about how we can help you!

Taking part in this project allowed them to see that a community, together, is strong and positive and that making music is for all of us.

Community Project Funding