TWA cultural heritage Digitisation Grant 2023 for UK-based digitisation projects

The deadline for application is 28th July 2023

Posted on: 24 July 2023

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Stemming from a conversation around the impact of funding on the heritage sector, the TWA Digitisation Grant has adapted and evolved over the years, responding directly to the real and current needs of the heritage organisations it seeks to support.

This year, the fund offers three grants of up to £3000 for the winners, and Up to £1,000 in match funding for all other eligible applicants. The fundings can be spent on any UK-based digitisation project, provided in the form of TownsWeb Archiving’s digitisation and software services of equivalent value.

To apply for funding, it’s necessary to provide a few information in order to receive the grant application via email. You can apply here. All applications must be submitted by 11:59pm on 28th July 2023. Winners will be announced live at the ARA Annual Conference and via livestream on 30th August 2023.

Learn more at this link and by watching a video presentation on the Overview: https://share.vidyard.com/watch/m66JDTYT7F26RnhBMX2XZW.

 

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