MaintenanceBooker could not exist without the support of partners and funders.
MaintenanceBooker was built with funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund during its pilot stage in Yorkshire. Launching the site across England and Wales has been made possible through the generous support of the Pilgrim Trust, the Church in Wales and EIG. We are grateful to receive assistance from a number of organisations who provide us with support and resources to develop the MaintenanceBooker service.
2buy2
2buy2 is the primary provider for the MaintenanceBooker service. They provide IT systems and data management support, framework contract tendering and management, marketing assistance, and strategic advice. 2buy2 work to develop and manage the day-to-day operations of the site.
National Churches Trust
MaintenanceBooker was developed by the National Churches Trust in partnership with 2buy2. The National Churches Trust is the UK's church buildings support charity and provides grants for the repair, maintenance and modernisation of church buildings and promotes their benefit and value.
The Heritage Lottery Fund
The National Churches Trust’s Yorkshire Maintenance Project was funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund, made possible by National Lottery players. This funding enabled the MaintenanceBooker website to be designed and launched in early February 2017.
Ecclesiastical
Ecclesiastical, the UK's leading church insurer, is very pleased to sponsor MaintenanceBooker and thus help ensure that those maintaining some of our most irreplaceable buildings have easy access to contractors possessing appropriate skills and experience.
The Pilgrim Trust
A major contributor to the National Churches Trust’s ongoing grant programmes and working in partnership with the National Churches Trust to provide the Preventative Maintenance Micro Grant programme linked to the Rainwater Goods Service available on MaintenanceBooker.
The Church in Wales
The Church in Wales has been a key partner to the National Churches Trust in developing and marketing the service across Wales. In addition to advice and support, the Church in Wales is contributing £6,500 to the phase 2 development of the MaintenanceBooker service in 2017/2018.