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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.

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

The Process:

      • Applicants begin by submitting an initial Expression of Interest.
      • 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.

The Grants Committee will review its priorities each year and issue new guidance regarding the projects which the Trust is keen to support. It is recommended that all applicants read this guidance and contact AMOT to discuss their project prior to submitting an Expression of Interest.

2025 PROJECT GRANTS PROGRAMME

AMOT is delighted to announce the opening of its 2025 grants scheme!

Find more guidance in this document…

Grant Guidance 2025

Please fill out an Expression of Interest form to take the first step towards applying.

Expression of Interest Form

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

AMOT-FUNDED PROJECTS 2024

  • Cheshire Military Museum - Reinterpretation of exhibits for a younger generation
  • King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry Museum - 324 Battery 94th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment Memorial Project
  • Manchester Regiment Collections - Films for the Future: the legacy of the Manchester Regiment
  • Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum - Introduction of iPads for young people's visits
  • Staffordshire Regiment Museum - Reimagining our Regiment's post Second World War World
  • The Royal Scots Regimental Museum - Outreach 2025: Engaging Edinburgh, the great WWI train disaster

PREVIOUS YEARS

Click the links below to find out more about some of the projects which have been supported through the AMOT Project Grants Programme.

The Manchester Regiment – Men Behind the Medals

They were able to make their collections more accessible online through their Men Behind the Medals website. To find out more about the project from the Curator, Michelle Hill, click here.

The Gurkha Museum – Gharma Siknu

To find out more about this project, click here.

Firing Line: Museum of the 1st Queen’s Dragoon Guards and the Royal Welsh – Remembering Op Granby

To find out more about this project, click here.

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