The
Leeds Philosophical
and Literary Society
Registered Charity 224084
Company Registered in
Registered Office: c/o
GRANTS
The
Society makes grants both to individuals and to organisations to promote the
advancement of its objectives. It places
particular emphasis on (but does not limit its grants to) support for citizens
of Leeds engaged in academic and scholarly activities, especially those
relating to
Recent grants have included support for:
· The research costs associated with a publication about the life of Leeds-born author Eric Knight
· The Celebrate Headingley Literature Festival
·
The
· The costs of the design and printing of a leaflet describing the artwork in the new cancer centre at St James’s Hospital
· A Chamber Music Masterclass at Lotherton Hall
· The costs of a publication on the History of Swarthmore
· The costs of publishing Mr Mercury: the Life of Edward Baines
· An international conference to celebrate the 150th Anniversary of Leeds Town Hall, entitled Music and the Idea of the North
· The costs of commissioning a choral work by Judith Bingham to celebrate the 150th Anniversary of the Leeds Festival Chorus
· The Ilkley Literature Festival
·
The outreach programme of the Museum of the
History of Science, Technology & Medicine, the
·
The costs of the outreach programme in
·
The costs of a group from Fused Ensemble attending the 6th annual Aberdeen
International Youth Festival
· The costs of collections-based research on the Dodo specimens acquired by the Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society’s former museum
·
The costs of printing an up-dated leaflet for
the Rodley Nature Reserve
·
The production costs of a book entitled The Ronnie Duncan Collection associated
with an exhibition of the collection at the Stanley & Audrey Burton
Gallery,
Grants awarded normally range from £100 to £1000, though larger sums will be considered. An application form may be obtained by e-mailing the chairman of the grants committee, Dr Chris Hatton (chris.hatton007@btinternet.com) or by printing it from this Web site. The Grants Committee normally meets three times a year, in January, May and September. The closing date for applications is the last day of the preceding month. Successful applicants will be required to present a report to the Society on completion of their projects, showing how their grants have been used; the report form can be downloaded by clicking here.