Julie Howden photographs sculptures on the Corbenic Poetry Path, Dunkeld

The main project funder is the National Lottery Heritage Fund, who pledged £2.8m of the £3.8m cost of the project. Their grant has funded all project areas across the UK.

Arts Council England has funded all project activities in England.

Esmée Fairbairn Foundation has funded the Sculpture Around programme across the UK.

The Stavros Niarchos Foundation has funded Masterpieces in Schools and a knowledge exchange programme with staff from museums and galleries in Greece. 

Museum professionals are given a tour at Gallery Oldham, as part of the Greek Knowledge Exchange

The Scottish Government has funded all project activities in Scotland.

The Garfield Weston Foundation has funded all project activities in Wales.

The Henry Moore Foundation has funded all project activities across the UK.

The Pilgrim Trust has funded all project activities across the UK.

The Linbury Trust has funded all project activities across the UK.

Sir Siegmund Warburg Voluntary Settlement has funded all project activities across the UK.

Colwinston Charitable Trust has funded all project activities in Wales.

Photographing sculpture in the grounds of Dyffryn Gardens, Vale of Glamorgan

The Public Monuments and Sculpture Association has funded the digitisation of public sculpture across the UK.

PF Charitable Trust has funded all project activities in Scotland.

The Steel Charitable Trust has funded all project activities in East Central England.

John S. Cohen Foundation has funded all project activities across the UK.

The Walker Trust has funded all project activities in Shropshire.

Timothy Colman Charitable Trust has funded all project activities across the UK.

The Anthony Estate – The Carew Pole Charitable Trust has funded all project activities across the UK.

A large number of individual contributions were made to the project funding, for which Art UK is extremely grateful.