Submit Proposals for Youth Music Recharge Fund – Racial Equity (United Kingdom)

The Youth Music Recharge Fund: Racial Equity offers up to £120,000 in core funding over four years for creative organizations led by communities experiencing racial injustice. Supported by the National Lottery through Arts Council England, this fund aims to address structural inequalities by boosting the resilience and wellbeing of organizations working with children and young people. Applications open on 16 October and close on 4 December at 5pm. The Recharge Fund: Racial Equity is designed to support creative organizations that are led by communities who experience racial injustice. The fund acknowledges the historic and systemic barriers that Black and Global Majority creatives face, despite their significant contributions to culture and economy. By providing long-term, core funding, the initiative aims to foster the development, resilience, and wellbeing of these organizations. This fund addresses the critical need for equitable funding in the creative sector, particularly for organizations led by racially marginalized communities. By investing in these organizations, the fund aims to dismantle barriers and promote a more inclusive and equitable creative ecosystem. For detailed guidance, visit the official Youth Music Recharge Fund page. Who can apply for the fund? Creative organizations in England led by communities experiencing racial injustice are eligible to apply. What is the maximum funding amount available? Organizations can receive up to £120,000 over four years. When is the application deadline? Applications close on 4 December at 5pm. Are there any restrictions on how the funds can be used? Funds are to be used for core organizational development and resilience activities. How can I access support for my application?

Support is available through 1: 1 calls, Q&A sessions, and workshops. Visit the Youth Music website for more details.

Eligible organizations should review the official guidelines and prepare their applications by the deadline. For further information and resources, visit the Youth Music Recharge Fund page.