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It explains that over £300 million in grants will support cultural organisations during April to June as they welcome back visitors, with the National Lottery Heritage Fund distributing £36m. 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Explore our available funding.  \nThe second round of the Culture Recovery Fund looks forward to next spring and early summer when it is expected that cultural organisations will be able to operate with fewer restrictions.  \nOver £300million of grants will be available, covering the period April-June, to support cultural organisations with the costs they will face as they welcome back visitors.  \nGrants for heritage  \nThe National Lottery Heritage Fund is distributing £36m of this government funding to organisations in England, in partnership with Historic England, based on criteria set by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) .  \nThis second round will offer grants of between £10,000 and £3m to support organisations to make the transition towards full reopening.  \nThe fund opened for applications on 7 January 2021. You can apply until 2pm on 26 January 2021.  \nRepayable Finance  \nThe other element of Culture Recovery Fund support available was Repayable Finance, which had a budget of up to £100m. Applications for this have now closed. See the guidelines below for more information.  \nWe have developed this funding programme quickly in order to respond to the immediate needs of the heritage sector.  \nWe are not offering one to one (or specific) pre-application advice, so please make sure you read the guidance carefully and check that you are eligible to apply.  \nTwo support webinars for applicants took place on 13 and 14 January. Watch a recording.  \nExpand All accordions  \nWho can apply?  \nWe are accepting applications from organisations and businesses that own, work with or manage heritage in England. We will refer to these organisations and businesses as ‘heritage organisations’ through the rest of this guidance.  \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 nationally significant heritage sites, venues or attractions that are normally open to the public at least 28 days a year or which host public events.  \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.  \n Faith organisations that manage listed places of worship.  \n Non accredited museums.  \nApplicants must be properly constituted as an organisation. The kinds of organisations that are eligible to apply include:  \n Limited Companies registered at Companies House.  \n Community Interest Companies (CICs) registered with the CIC regulator.  \n Charitable incorporated organisations (CIOs) registered with the Charity Commission.  \n Charitable companies or charitable trusts registered with the Charity Commission.  \n Limited liability partnerships registered at Companies House.  \n Partnerships established under a partnership deed/ agreement.  \n Community benefit and co-operative societies regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) .  \n Royal Charter bodies.  \n Private owners of nationally-significant heritage sites, venues or attractions which are normally open to","cbCaibNMjny3TZJe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibNMjny3TZJe","pdf",163863,19,"English","# Culture Recovery Fund for Heritage, second round\n## Closed programmes and grant overview\n## Grants for heritage\n## Repayable finance\n## Who can apply?\n## Eligible organisation types\n## Museums and accredited museum route\n## Listed places of worship","[{\"question\":\"Is the Culture Recovery Fund for Heritage (second round) still accepting applications?\",\"answer\":\"No. The document states the programme is no longer accepting applications and directs readers to available funding options.\"},{\"question\":\"What grants are available in the second round?\",\"answer\":\"Grants are described as ranging from £10,000 to £3m to help organisations transition toward full reopening. 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