Up to £100,000 for Health, Heritage & Music Projects – Vinehill Trust

The Vinehill Trust provides one-off grants to charitable, educational and ecclesiastical organisations delivering projects across the UK. Its three main funding areas are health, built heritage and music, with specific priorities within each area.

Here’s what you can expect:

• Typically £10,000–£100,000 in grant funding

• Funding for specific projects and initiatives

• Grants can cover up to 75% of project costs, excluding VAT

• Health projects addressing acute conditions and access to essential healthcare

• Heritage projects restoring historic buildings, particularly where heritage craft skills and training are involved

• Music projects strengthening UK choral and organ traditions

• Music programmes involving children and young people

• One-off project funding rather than unrestricted/core funding.

Who can apply?

• UK charitable organisations

• Educational organisations

• Ecclesiastical organisations

• Registered charities

• Nonprofits and CICs where eligible under the relevant programme

• Projects must generally take place in the UK

• Individuals aren't eligible

• Organisations need appropriate governance, financial management and expertise to deliver the proposed project

• Applicants should check the additional criteria for their chosen Health, Heritage or Music funding stream.

The Trust's 2027 Health programme is already accepting applications, including projects involving physical rehabilitation and aftercare, green spaces supporting wellbeing, and oral/dental-health outreach. Its permanent health priorities also include pre-hospital care, life-saving interventions and suicide-prevention services.

Deadline: 1 November 2026