Support from trusts and foundations is crucial in helping us continue our support for some of the most vulnerable people in our society to express themselves and find connections through the power of music.
If you are a trustee or connected to a trust who believes in the transformative impact that music can have, we would love to hear from you.
How it works
We work closely with our supporting trusts and foundations, building lasting relationships that work for us both. We want to ensure this experience meets your expectations and suits you.
Each trust and foundation that we work with has a dedicated member of our team as your trusted point of contact.
The benefits
Your trusted point of contact will provide you with:
Thanks to the players of the People’s Postcode Lottery, we were awarded a grant, supporting ten new GES music therapists and delivering more than 1,300 sessions to 700 new beneficiaries annually.
We have partnered with the Garfield Weston Foundation since 2006. We are hugely grateful for their committed support which has enabled us to expand our Master of Music Therapy programme to Newcastle and deliver high quality music therapy to people in need, transforming thousands of live across the country. Our current grant award (2025-2028) supports our programme of vital music therapy for some of the most isolated children and young people, with a focus on increasing access in deprived areas.
We thank City Bridge Trust for supporting our work in schools in London. City Bridge Trust is the funding arm of The City of London Corporation’s charity, Bridge House Estates.
Thank you to The Lord Leonard and Lady Estelle Wolfson Foundation and the Woosnam Foundation for supporting our music therapy work. Helping us transform the lives of children and adults with disabilities across Greater London over the next three years.
Thank you to the Peter Sowerby Foundation, who’ve been supporting us since 2010. Thanks to their support we’re able to deliver our vital music therapy services to adults with learning disabilities in Yorkshire. This partnership will allow our music therapists to use the power of music to support vulnerable adults living with learning difficulties, mental health problems and physical disabilities to express themselves and connect with others.