Grants

In accordance with the objectives of its founder, Colonel Robert Ogilby, AMOT offers grants to Regimental and Corps Museums to help with a range of projects and initiatives; from undertaking governance reviews and creating new education sessions, through to supporting touring exhibitions and staff development.

2026 PROJECT GRANTS

This years theme is “Make a Difference”

AMOT grants are available every year to members of the AMOT Network and the programme runs between spring and autumn each year.

This year’s Expressions of Interest have been submitted to our Grants Committee. Soon successful EoI’s will be asked to submit a full bid, and these full bids will be informed of their success come the end of October.

The Process:

- - Applicants begin by submitting an initial Expression of Interest. (Deadline June 26th 2pm)
  - Those who are successful at this stage will be invited to submit a more detailed application for consideration by the Grants Committee.
  - All applicants will be informed of the outcome of their application at the end of October.

If you have any questions, please be in touch with us by emailing [email protected]

Look out for further info in the AMOT Newletter- Sign up to Newsletter here

2025 PROJECT GRANTS PROGRAMME

The Black Watch Regimental Trust - Marching Forward: Building Sustainable Fundraising Support
Cumbria Museum of Military Life - Museum Guide Book
Fusilier Museum Bury - Victory Voices: Celebrating Community Stories
Fusilier Museum London - Our Year of Digital
The Gurkha Museum - Project Kaida
The Highlanders Museum - Tap to Donate Machines

Lancashire Infantry Museum - Phoenix Rose
Museum of Army Music - Creating digital resilience
Museum of the Mercian Regiment (WFR Collection) - 80 years since the end of the Second World War
Royal Anglian Museum - Diverse Collections access: The History of the Regiment in 20 Objects
Royal Artillery Museum - Sensitive Artefact Protection
Staffordshire Yeomanry Museum - Rehousing of Archives