Workshop bursaries
United Kingdom and West Africa
Funds places for young makers in custodian-led craft workshops.
Corporate membership
Impact you can put
in a report.
Membership funds named custodian work. Here is what is measured, how it is approved and what you receive each quarter.
Where the money goes
Oral history documentation
West Africa
Records and archives custodian testimony with community consent.
Master rate fund
Global
Guarantees a master rate for every custodian working on a programme.
What is measured
Six numbers, reported every quarter.
Seats attended
Employee seats taken across public events in the term.
Credit utilisation
Share of pooled credits actually used, by quarter.
Custodian hours paid
Hours of custodian time paid at the master rate.
Bursary places
Workshop places funded for young makers.
Records archived
Oral history recordings documented with consent.
Cities reached
Locations where your programme ran in the term.
Governance
Community approval comes first.
- Custodian communities approve any use of their name, story or likeness before it is published.
- Every programme pays the master rate to the custodians working on it.
- Impact numbers come from booking and reservation records, not estimates.
- Reports state what was funded, not what was pledged.
- Organisations can opt out of public recognition entirely and still receive the private report.