During the last year we have seen, more than ever, how music brings people together, unlocks memories and supports health and wellbeing.
Like many choirs during lockdown, the Rolling Hills Chorus from Edinburgh had to pause their in person rehearsals. They have still been meeting online every week to sing old favourites and learn new songs, but they missed their social contact so choir Director, Rosalind Johnson, started a monthly quiz. They decided to raise money for charities at the same time and in April, they chose Music in Hospitals & Care.
Rosalind said: “For us singing isn’t just a hobby, it’s a way of life. Creating music with others is an enriching, fulfilling and joyful experience and we are thrilled to have been able to support a wonderful charity like Music in Hospitals & Care that works so hard to bring this experience to those who will benefit so much from it”
A huge thank you to the group, who have raised an amazing £575. They know that music is an essential part of most people’s lives and thanks to their support more people in health and care settings will benefit from the healing power of live music.
Our Arts for Impact appeal raises £5,513!
A huge thank you to everyone who supported our Arts for Impact appeal. We are thrilled to announce that with your help we have exceeded our target, raising £5,513!
TCS London Marathon 2027
Next year’s London Marathon will take place on Sunday 25 April 2027. Apply now to run the famous race and raise vital funds to share the healing power of live music.
Make double the difference this March
From today until midday on 24 March, every donation will be doubled up to £5,000. Donate today to make twice the impact and create moments of real connection through live music for people in hospitals and care settings.