London Endowment for Heritage

The 2012 grant application deadline for the London Endowment for Heritage Grant Program has passed. The City of London will contact applicants for more information if required.

The program will reopen in Spring 2013. Currently, the heritage streams that benefit from this program are as follows: 

Type 
Basic Criteria
2012 Deadline
Archaeological Heritage
Projects considered for funding will promote awareness and further the study of archaeology in the City of London, and be of benefit to the community of London.
 Monday, April 2, 2012
Architectural Heritage
Projects considered for funding must conserve, restore, reconstruct and/or repair the heritage features of the property. Qualified applicants are owners of designated heritage properties under Part IV or Part V of the Ontario Heritage Act located in London, Ontario.
 
 Monday, April 2, 2012
Cultural Landscapes
Projects considered for funding will promote awareness of cultural heritage landscapes and be of benefit to the community of London.
 Monday, April 2, 2012
Moveable Heritage
Projects considered for funding will promote awareness of moveable heritage and be of benefit to the community of London. Moveable heritage is defined as publicly or privately owned material resources that can be moved from location to location. Broad categories include artifacts, archival materials and art. 
 Monday, April 2, 2012
Natural Heritage
Projects considered for funding will  promote awareness of natural heritage and be of benefit to the community of London.
 Monday, April 2, 2012
About the London Endowment for Heritage Fund 

This fund was established at the direction of City of London Council (January 1993) to develop a viable model for establishing a community heritage fund. London Community Foundation was selected to be the conduit to manage the endowment and application intake process. The London Advisory Committee on Heritage (LACH) together with a City of London employee assess the applications and allocate the grants annually.