Once an organization has submitted their idea and have answered the six questions, their information is passed to the relevant local funding officer, who will then look at the project and discuss it with the organisation before taking the idea to panel to discuss.
National Lottery funding may be of interest to members running community music groups, or similar projects. For example – Plymouth Music Zone received £499,889 to expand their project ‘Changing Tunes’, which worked to break down barriers between generations and support vulnerable people.
Find out more about the Community Fund on the National Lottery website, or call their advice line on 034 54 10 20 30.
Read more advice from the MU on completing a funding application, here.