Made in Wakefield Large Grants - £5,000 - £15,000

Artist Helen Riddle and a visitor are viewing Helen’s textile and mixed media artwork on the wall in front of them. The central artwork depicts the Waterton Estate in Walton, Wakefield. Photo credit: Helen Riddle at ‘A Stitch in Time’ exhibition – David Lindsay

Made in Wakefield Large Grants are expected to support a significant new creative work, or larger participatory projects with communities, including those culturally under-served in Wakefield district, that may be sustained, longer term or larger scale. 

These grants will support:

  • large scale cultural and creative projects
  • large scale participatory arts projects
  • projects that target engagement with culturally under-served audiences
  • match funding for a significant national funding application i.e. National Lottery Heritage Fund

Please note that unlike Made in Wakefield Small grants, Large grants are not appropriate to support research and development or pilot projects as the larger funding amount requires activity to be already developed ready for delivery.

Application deadlines and decision outcomes

Round 1 – Monday 30 October 2023

Round 2 – Monday 11 March 2024 

Round 3 - Monday 10 June 2024

Projects supported in Round 1 must start activity no later than February 2024, and all projects supported in Round 1-3 must be completed and evaluated by the 28 February 2025. 

Decisions are announced 4-6 weeks after each deadline, followed then by a 2-week period for contracting and finance arrangements. Note that this could mean up to 8 weeks between application and a project beginning.

Please review our application guidance before applying. 

Apply

To apply to Made in Wakefield Large Grants please complete the:

Project reporting

Culture Grants 2024

All successful Made in Wakefield Large projects in 2024 will need to complete the:

These will be submitted at a mid-phase during the project, and at the end of the project:

Culture Grants 2023

If you were supported by Culture Grants 2023, you will need to evaluate your project using the:

 

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