We love working with choirs across the UK who love music as much as we do and want to help us with our fundraising. 

Being involved in a choir can have huge mental health benefits for singers, you come together with others who value music and create something special as a group.

But for lots of musicians, their career can often mean that they work alone, and every year we see more musicians come to us for support.

If you’re looking for ways to fundraise with your choir, we’d really love to hear from you.

Being a musician isn’t something we do, it’s who we are. Sadly the music industry is still fighting to recover [from the pandemic] but Help Musicians provide absolutely essential support to musicians around the UK
Karen O’Connor | Choir Leader, Choir & Ko

How can my choir get involved? 

  • Organise a Come-and-Sing event in aid of Music Minds Matter or Help Musicians. Sir John Rutter has some great tips on how you can do this.
  • Hold a cash collection at your choir concerts in aid of the charity and donate the funds raised here or you can use our QR code to display at your events for online donations
  • Include an advert in your event programmes helping us raise awareness and funds for Music Minds Matter or Help Musicians
  • Include our donate link on your choir webpage or social media pages

To get in touch with us about fundraising with your choir contact us at fundraising@​helpmusicians.​org.​uk.

Hear what Sir John Rutter, supporter of the charity, has to say about the importance of music and being a part of a choir.

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A world without live music is unimaginable. We need to nurture and care for our musicians because they feed the passions of our nation
Karen O’Connor | Choir Leader, Choir & Ko
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