AIM Biffa Award History Makers webinar for potential applicants

AIM Biffa Award History Makers is now open for expressions of interest.

If you want to find out more about the scheme, or are already working on your expression of interest, join Tim Burge, Project Manager for AIM Biffa Award History Makers for this one hour Zoom webinar. Tim has worked with the AIM team on each of the previous rounds of funding so knows what it takes to create a successful History Makers project.

This webinar will include:

• An overview of AIM Biffa Award History Makers, including the application process
• Top tips to help shape your expression of interest
• Hear from previous History Maker projects including ‘Cromwell Uncovered’ with Stuart Orme and ‘Science pioneering the Paralympic Games’ with Vicky Hope-Walker and learn from their experiences
• An opportunity to ask questions during the session, or get in touch directly with Tim afterwards

Register for this session on Zoom here>>

2pm on Tuesday 17 November. We anticipate the webinar will last about an hour.

You can read more about AIM Biffa Award History Makers here>> 

Biffa Award

Since 1997, Biffa Award has awarded grants totalling more than £175 million to thousands of worthwhile community and environmental projects across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. The programme administers money donated by Biffa Group Ltd through the Landfill Communities Fund. www.biffa-award.org

Landfill Communities Fund

The Landfill Communities Fund (LCF) is an innovative tax credit scheme enabling operators (LOs) to contribute money to organisations enrolled with ENTRUST as Environmental Bodies (EBs). EBs use this funding for a wide range of community and environmental projects in the vicinity of landfill sites. LOs are able to claim a credit (currently 4.2%) against their landfill tax liability for 90% of the contributions they make. Since its inception in 1996, over £1.6 billion has been spent on more than 56,000 projects across the UK. For further information please visit www.entrust.org.uk or see HMRC’s general guide to landfill tax.