William and Jane Morris Fund

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UK-wide funding

Registered Charity Number: 207237

Description

Fund name	William and Jane Morris Church Conservation Grants and Linda Parry Textile Conservation and Research Grants.
Grant size	£500 to £5,000
Funder's interests	Conservation of decorative features in church buildings.
Activities supported	Churches, chapels or any other place of worship in the United Kingdom.
Themes	Conservation
Inclusions	Stained glass windows Sculpture Furniture Internal monuments and tombs Wall paintings Textiles.
Exclusions and other info	Projects outside the UK Structural repairs and fabric maintenance Alteration or decoration of buildings Electrical rewiring, plumbing or central heating systems Bells or organs Works already completed (grants are not made retrospectively) Anything created after 1896 Items on the outside or in the grounds of the building Grants are for objects made no later than 1896 (the year of William Morris’s death), even if it is in a building which is older. Except for textiles, for which there is no date limit and special consideration may be given to objects of specific antiquarian interest.
How to apply	Apply online via Society of Antiquaries website.
Deadline	31 March and 31 August.

Contact information

0207 479 7080

admin@sal.org.uk

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