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Two Years of Figurative: Our Annual Snapshot

To mark our second anniversary, we've created a new infographic celebrating some of the highlights of the past year.

We recently celebrated two years since our launch as an independent organisation supporting the cultural and creative sectors.

Over the past 12 months, we’ve invested in inspiring purpose-driven cultural projects; supported organisations with their impact and business models; developed thriving place-based cultural partnerships; helped charities raise millions through the Arts for Impact campaign; and published new research into the financial viability of net zero projects at cultural venues, among other things.

Our annual snapshot infographic rounds up some highlights from this year, building on the achievements of our first. For a full view of the places and organisations we have supported to date, take a look at our Impact Map.

We’re looking forward to another year of impact, investment and innovation to come!

Figurative Annual Snapshot

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