Big Give's Small Charity Week 2025

One week and one chance to double your impact, get ready to donate to support our choir and spread more joy through music!

From 23-30 June, we’re taking part in the Big Give’s Small Charity Week campaign where your donation can make twice the impact.

Your support will help fund our Singing with Friends choir, an incredible community of singers who meet at Wigmore Hall and online. Help us reach our £5,000 target, so we can provide 13 inspiring rehearsal sessions, accessible transport and friendly supportive staff.

Singing with Friends choir brings joy, connection, and purpose to many people living with dementia, their family members, carers and supporters. The choir combats isolation and lifts spirits. With your support, we can keep it going.

To donate and double your impact, please go to our Big Give campaign page from midday on 23rd June for details. For now, please make a note in your diary and spread the word to family and friends! Thank you

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