About the Organisation
World Monuments Fund Britain (WMFB), established in 1995, is the UK affiliate of the World Monuments Fund (WMF), a leading non-governmental organization dedicated to the conservation and protection of cultural heritage worldwide. WMFB's mission is to safeguard irreplaceable heritage across the globe, ensuring that significant architectural and cultural sites are preserved for future generations.
Since its inception, WMFB has completed projects at over 50 sites across the UK, providing on-site conservation, educational resources, training, and advocacy. Notable projects include the restoration of the Small Concert Room at St. George’s Hall in Liverpool, the conservation of Strawberry Hill in London, and efforts to address climate change impacts at Hurst Castle in Lymington.
In recent years, WMFB has expanded its reach beyond the UK, supporting heritage projects in regions affected by conflict, such as Jordan, Iraq, and Yemen. These initiatives, funded by the British Council’s Cultural Protection Fund, aim to preserve cultural heritage while providing training and support to local communities.
WMFB also plays a crucial role in the World Monuments Watch, a program that identifies cultural heritage sites at risk due to neglect, vandalism, conflict, or disaster. By bringing attention to these sites, WMFB helps mobilize resources and expertise necessary for their preservation, ensuring that these cultural treasures endure for future generations.
Organisation Details
| CONTACT & ONLINE PRESENCE | |
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| Email: | enquiries@wmf.org.uk |
| ORGANISATION DETAILS | |
| Company Number: | 6730565 |
| Charity Number: | 1126578 |
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EC1M 6EJ, United Kingdom
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