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Explore our available funding.  \nThe Culture Recovery Fund for Heritage is part of the £1.57 billion rescue package announced by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) to safeguard cultural and heritage organisations across the UK from the economic impact of COVID-19 .  \nThe National Lottery Heritage Fund is distributing £88million of this to organisations in England through the Culture Recovery Fund for Heritage. We are distributing this government funding in partnership with Historic England, based on criteria set by DCMS.  \nOverivew  \nThe Culture Recovery Fund for Heritage will support organisations across the heritage ecosystem that were financially sustainable before COVID-19, have exhausted all other financing options, and are now at risk of failure.  \n grants from £10,000 to £3million  \n for organisations in England only  \n funding must be spent by the end of this financial year, 31 March 2021  \nThis programme will support organisations across the heritage ecosystem to ensure that by 31 March 2021, successful applicants can reopen or, if reopening under social distancing is not permissible or does not represent a value for money approach, to operate on a sustainable and cost-efficient basis so that they are able to reopen at a later date.  \nHeritage can mean different things to?different people. It can be anything from the past that you value and want to passon to future generations.  \nAs a guide, this could include:  \n people’s memories and experiences (often recorded as ‘oral history’)  \n cultural traditions (for example, stories, festivals, crafts, music and dance)  \n community archaeology  \n historic buildings, monuments and environments  \n designed landscapes, such as parks and gardens  \n collections of objects, books or documents in libraries or?archives  \n histories of people and communities or places and events  \n the heritage of languages and dialects  \n places and objects linked to our industrial, maritime and transport history  \nContents  \nExpand All accordions  \nWho can apply?  \nWe are accepting applications from heritage organisations in England.  \nIt isn’t possible to list every type of organisation that makes up our broad and varied heritage sector. If you don’t seeyour organisation in the list below, we still encourage you to make an application.  \nAs a guide, your organisation could be:  \n Not for profit organisations that manage heritage sites, venues or attractions  \n Local authorities, universities and other public sector bodies that manage heritage sites, venues or attractions  \n Private owners of heritage sites, venues or attractions that are normally open to the public 28 days a year or more  \n For profit businesses that are a vital part of the heritage ecosystem and who generate the largest portion of their income from heritage work, this includes conservators, contractors, specialists, suppliers and cooperatives  \n Organisations that manage culturally significant assets or collections  \n Organisations that provide significant support to the heritage sector  \nIf you manage more than one heritage site, please submit one application for your organisation as a whole. We ask you to do this so you can demonstrate the financial risk to your organisation and your business planning needs to be considered in the round.  \nIf you are a local authority, you can make one application for a single cultural service or one application for multiple cultural services. You must still make one application and we cannot fund broader local authority costs.  \nUnder this programme we are not accepting applications from:  \n Organisations that manage heritage that is not in England. 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