The Lloyd's Register Foundation Heritage Grant Open Call is a funding opportunity for projects that engage with heritage in ways that are both rigorous and socially responsive. The Foundation's stated priorities—heritage research, equity, safety, and public access—signal an interest in work that is not merely preservational but forward-looking, asking how the past can inform more just and resilient futures. While the call is open to a range of heritage-related endeavors, its explicit inclusion of dance as a discipline suggests that intangible cultural heritage, embodied knowledge, and performance traditions are within its purview. For creative practitioners, this grant represents an opportunity to situate artistic work within a broader heritage framework, potentially aligning choreographic research, community-based dance projects, or archival performance practices with the Foundation's mission. The required budget material indicates that proposals must be financially detailed, and the absence of a specified deadline or fee suggests that applicants should consult the Foundation's website for current parameters. The Foundation's global outlook implies that projects with international resonance or cross-cultural dimensions may be particularly competitive. Curatorially, the call reflects a growing recognition that heritage is not static but performed, contested, and continually renegotiated. Dance, as a ephemeral and embodied art form, offers a unique lens through which to examine how heritage is transmitted, adapted, and kept alive. Applicants should consider how their work addresses the intersections of heritage with equity and safety—themes that are increasingly urgent in a world where cultural practices are both threatened and revitalized. The Foundation's emphasis on 'learning from the past' suggests a desire for projects that are not merely retrospective but generative, using heritage as a resource for contemporary inquiry.