Eligibility
Applicants must demonstrate financial stability and governance by being a formally constituted not-for-profit organisation whose primary business delivers arts and culture in Hull. Not-for-profit organisations include -
- community interest company
- charitable trust
- charitable incorporated organisation
- co-operative
- company limited by guarantee
- community benefit society
You must share the organisation’s last 3 consecutive years of audited accounts.
Applicants must be primarily concerned with the advancement of Arts and Culture.
Our definition of an arts organisation is -
Arts and Culture is a broad definition which is often used in the context of advancing art or heritage. The primary business of applicants must involve the delivery of arts and culture. Arts organisations are considered to be primarily concerned with the advancement of art, whether visual arts or the performing arts such as music, dance and theatre.
You can access our eligibility scoresheet and scoring matrix on our downloads page.