News and publications
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7 Nov 2025PublicationJERICHO Foundation: Youth Strategic Investment Fund Partnership Summary 2019–24
JERICHO is an award-winning Birmingham charity and family of seven social enterprises that provide supported work opportunities for people who are disadvantaged in the labour market and in wider society.
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6 Nov 2025BlogIdeas and Pioneers Fund: what to consider when applying
Our Ideas and Pioneers Fund team share insights on what made some of last year’s applications unsuccessful, and what to consider when applying this year.
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5 Nov 2025BlogPeer nomination and judging: exploring Awards for Artists
Each year, our Awards for Artists recognise exceptional visual artists and composers. How these artists are selected is based on several factors, ultimately decided by peer nominators and judges.
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30 Oct 2025BlogFear, honesty and hope: reflecting on Philea Forum 2025
Earlier this year, Philea – the Philanthropy Europe Association – held a gathering of funders from across Europe. Our Director, Strategic Learning, Insight and Influence, Holly Donagh, reflects on the main themes from the event.
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29 Oct 2025BlogNo strings attached: exploring Awards for Artists
Each year, our Awards for Artists recognise exceptional visual artists and composers. In this blog, we explore one of its defining aspects – an art award with no strings attached.
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6 Oct 2025BlogArts Fund: why we’re not open to new applications this year
In this blog, our Head of Programme – Arts, Shoubhik Bandopadhyay, reflects on our decision to focus on renewing existing grants and revisiting applications received in the last year.
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6 Oct 2025NewsArts Fund not accepting new applications
Instead of opening for new applications, we will give out the same amount of funding through renewing existing grants and reconsidering applications received over the past year.
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10 Sep 2025NewsSupporting early stage ideas for social change
An overview of our Ideas and Pioneers Fund and the support we offer.
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21 Aug 2025NewsIn memory of Louisa Robinson
We are heartbroken to share that our much-loved colleague, Louisa Robinson, has passed away.