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We're delighted to continue our longstanding partnership with @DCMS and announce a further round of funding for museums and galleries today. Applications for the DCMS/Wolfson Fund open on 9 May⬇️twitter.com/DCMS/status/15…
It's lift off for @SpaceParkLeic @uniofleicester today🚀 We're excited to be supporting facilities to improve our understanding of the solar system. The Wolfson Deep Space Centre will develop new technologies & methods to enable lower...
Through our partnership with @TheatresTrust, we've awarded £120,000 to support theatres to make their buildings more sustainable.🎭🌱 wolfson.org.uk/supporting-the…
The professional skills & expertise of those who care for patients is key to excellent end-of-life care. We are delighted to support training facilities at the new @StAnnsHospice hospice site, which will expand education for local pall...
Our chief executive @PaulBRamsbottom visited @MercyShipsUK's new hospital ship last week🚢 Supported by our science & medicine funding programme, the Global Mercy is equipped with the latest equipment and will provide free medical car...
Latest news & blogs
£4 million for museums and galleries as DCMS/Wolfson Fund celebrates 20 years
The DCMS/Wolfson Museum and Galleries Improvement Fund launches a new round of funding worth £4 million over next two years.
Supporting theatres on the path to sustainability
The Wolfson Foundation and Theatres Trust have awarded grants totalling £120,000 to support theatres to reduce the environmental impact of their buildings.
The curious case of the stolen portrait
In 1961, the Wolfson Foundation purchased Goya’s portrait of the Duke of Wellington for the nation. Three weeks later it was stolen from the National Gallery.
