News
Read the latest announcements, news and stories about our work and grants.

Five highlights from our latest Impact Review
Our 2022 Impact Review is now live! Explore five highlights about last year’s grant making.

Meet the Partner – Church Buildings Council
We’re delighted to share more about our partnership with the Church Buildings Council, including insights into their work, our joint impact and future plans.

Pilgrim Trust supports growth and transformation of Heritage Trust Network
We are thrilled to give the Heritage Trust Network a boost recently for their ‘Essential Networks’ project with a grant for £40,000.

Our latest grants – June 2023
We are pleased to share the 15 grants made in the past quarter from our Preservation & Conservation and Research, Advocacy & Development programmes.

What we’ve learnt from our peer learning support model
We asked Sam Anderson, our Peer Learning Support Facilitator, to share what the peer learning support model looks like in practice, why it’s so important and what she’s learnt so far with our grantees.

Young Women’s Mental Health – grant applications now open!
The third year of our young women’s mental health grant programme re-opens for 2023 applications.

Meet the Partner – Theatres Trust
We’re delighted to announce a new three-year grant which continues our partnership with the Theatre Trust. Today, we share some insights into their work, our joint impact and future plans.

Our latest grants – March 2023
We are pleased to share the 17 grants made in the past quarter from our Preservation & Conservation and Research, Advocacy & Development programmes.

What a conservation journey looks like with the Benjamin West Paintings
Our friends at Fulham Palace bring to life a conservation journey by sharing the story of preserving two beautiful Benjamin West Paintings.

The research behind why an age and gender-specific approach to young women’s mental health provision is key
Providing age and gender-specific mental health services for young women is the cornerstone of our Young Women’s Mental Health programme – but why this approach? Time to investigate the research.