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The Vinehill Trust makes grants to charitable, educational and ecclesiastical organisations across the United Kingdom in three areas of special interest: music, heritage, and health.

• Music The Vinehill Trust will consider applications that support and build the United Kingdom's choral and organ traditions, with a focus on children and young people. In addition, the Trust will consider applications to support the repair and restoration of historically or musically valuable organs in churches, cathedrals, civic buildings, or concert venues.
• Heritage They help fund historic building restoration projects that provide employment and training in traditional building crafts, including niche crafts such as carving, marbling, graining, stucco and scagliola work, mural and fresco work, leadwork, thatching, gilding, stained glass conservation and encaustic tiling and tile restoration. The term 'historic building' includes twentieth century buildings of architectural distinction.
• Health The Vinehill Trust provides funding to address underfunded and overlooked health issues, focusing on projects that directly benefit individuals and communities, especially those that are marginalised or under-served.

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Geographical areas funded: UK

Fund type

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Grant

Type of cost:

Capital, Revenue

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Who can apply

Charitable, educational and ecclesiastical organisations based in the UK (or the Channel Islands and Isle of Man) may apply. Public sector and statutory bodies may apply only where the project is undertaken in partnership with a charitable body and the funding sought does not replace ordinary public funding. Eligibility criteria vary by funding theme; applicants should refer to the relevant theme guidelines before applying.

When to apply

Applications can be submitted at any time for most funding themes. The health strand operates a mix of permanent focus areas (open at any time) and temporary focus areas organised into annual cycles, each with their own application windows. Applicants should check the current health guidelines for the active cycle and focus areas before applying.

Next deadline: 30 Jun 2027

How to apply

Download application form, complete and return via email.

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Activites funded: Arts and culture Health care and wellbeing Heritage and building preservation Mental health care

Beneficiaries funded: People affected by drugs and alcohol Children General public Homeless or badly housed Socially isolated people People in poverty Rural communities Older people Ill-health Disabilities Learning disabilities Physical disabilities Sensory impairments Victims of crime and abuse Young people Veterans and armed forces personnel

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