Become our Friend
With a little help from our Friends…
Become our Friend and you’ll play an essential role in sharing live music with people all over the UK. This includes those living with dementia, who have mental health problems, and people that are seriously ill.
Only with your support can we improve people’s mental, physical and emotional health through live music.
Over the years, our Friends have enabled us to reach thousands of children and adults with live music.
Demand for live music in hospital and care settings continues to grow, and we can only meet that need with the support of people who believe, as we do, that everyone deserves access to the joy and comfort that music can bring.
Regular support for our work is crucial. By becoming a Friend or a Champion, your commitment allows us to plan confidently and ensure musicians can return consistently to the same wards and care homes to build meaningful programmes of live music. These moments of connection – reducing anxiety, supporting communication, and easing isolation – depend on reliable funding.
“A large motivation throughout the 45 years we have supported Music in Hospitals & Care has been the day-to-day complete dedication of its staff to the cause of music for health and care. It has been a pleasure to see how the charity has progressed and expanded over the years and we will continue to support its work in whatever way we can, including regular donations and remembering Music in Hospitals & Care in our wills.”
Regular donors, volunteers and fundraisers Robin and Anne Barr
Join us today:
Friend
£5 a month or £60 a year
Friends newsletter full of impact stories and updates
Pin badge and welcome letter with our thanks
Champion
£20 a month or £240 a year
All of the Friends benefits plus…
Annual update video and thank you from our Chief Executive
Early access to our annual report
Opportunity to submit questions to our musicians
If you have any questions or would like more information, please get in touch.
- Mary Goodman, Fundraising Manager
- 0204 553 9219
- mary@mihc.org.uk