Trusts & Foundations
We are a registered educational charity and an independent, not-for-profit organisation: we must raise 100% of our funding needs through earned income, such as admission fees and secondary spend.
While these income streams maintain our day-to-day running, BCLM must seek support from trusts and foundations to undertake new exciting projects such as heritage restorations, learning programmes and activities to reach new audiences.
Take a look at some of our current and past projects here.
Get in touch
If you’d like more information, please contact the Development Team on 0121 557 9523 or email development@bclm.com
We would like to say a big thank you to all the trusts and foundations below for their support:
- Black Country Museum Development Trust
- The Friends of Black Country Museum
- The Black Country Society
- The 29th May 1961 Charitable Trust
- Aurelius Charitable Trust
- Baron Davenport's Charity
- Birmingham Common Good Trust
- The British Motorcycle Charitable Trust
- Edward Cadbury Charitable Trust
- The George Cadbury Trust
- William A Cadbury Charitable Trust
- The D’Oyly Carte Charitable Trust
- The Chatwin Trust
- George Henry Collins Charity
- Cory Environmental Trust in Britain
- Dumbreck Charity
- W E Dunn Charitable Trust
- Ernest Cook Trust
- The John Feeney Charitable Trust
- The Grimmitt Trust
- Grantham Yorke Trust
- The Headley Trust
- The P & C Hickinbotham Charitable Trust
- Geoff Hill Charitable Trust
- The Golsoncott Foundation
- The Idlewild Trust
- Marches Network Museum Development Fund
- Michael Marsh Charitable Trust
- The Newcomen Society
- The Owen Family Trust
- Bernard Piggott Trust
- The Pilgrim Trust
- The Rowlands Trust
- The Salamander Charitable Trust
- Steel Charitable Trust
- C.B. & H.H. Taylor 1984 Trust
- The Connie & Albert Taylor Charitable Trust
- E J Thompson Memorial Fund
- The Douglas Turner Trust
- G J W Turner Trust
- Garfield Weston Foundation