PRS for Music Foundation operates as a grant-giving body rather than a conventional residency or exhibition programme. Its 'Projects We've Funded' page is not an open call but a cumulative archive: a searchable database of individuals and organisations that have received support through the Foundation's various funding opportunities and partnership programmes. For the creative practitioner, this resource functions as a curatorial index—a way to understand the Foundation's funding priorities, the scale of awards, and the kinds of projects it has historically backed. The Foundation's remit spans new music creation, performance, promotion, and production, with a stated interest in supporting work across genre and region. The archive allows applicants to see whether the Foundation has previously funded practitioners working in their discipline, genre, or geographic area. This transparency is unusual among funders and serves as a research tool for those preparing applications to the Foundation's live schemes. Because the page is an archive and not a call for entries, there is no deadline, fee, or prize associated with it. Artists seeking funding should consult the Foundation's active programmes directly. The value of this dossier lies in directing serious applicants to the Foundation's historical record as a means of calibrating their own proposals against the institution's demonstrated interests.