Collections Management (European Jewish Heritage Grants)

The Collections Management grant supports institutions and organisations across Europe to conserve, organise and protect collections relating to Jews, Judaism and Jewish history and culture. Funding may cover activities such as preliminary research, conservation and preservation, cataloguing, digitisation, purchase of storage materials and specialist equipment, creation of digital resources and public engagement. Projects are intended for not-for-profit organisations that hold or manage relevant collections.

Grant funding to cover project costs including specialist staff, conservation and preservation work, cataloguing, digitisation, storage materials, specialist equipment, creation of digital resources and public engagement activities.

Applications are welcomed from not-for-profit organisations based in Europe (EU and non-EU), including museums, universities, libraries, archives, heritage organisations, cultural institutions and other professional not-for-profits. Organisations must demonstrate not-for-profit/charitable status; if status is pending no payments will be made until confirmed.

Organisations submit an application via the Rothschild Foundation application process and must upload required documents including the project budget form. Only one application per organisation is permitted per grant round.