In Memory
Thank you for considering making a donation to Soundabout in memory of your loved one and for helping us change lives through music.
A donation to Soundabout to celebrate the life of a loved one will provide a lasting tribute as well as bringing comfort in knowing that your support is helping to others to create long lasting musical memories.
Music touches all of our lives and brings joy to many. Whether your loved one enjoyed partying to their favourite tunes, singing in a choir, or performing as a pro, a donation in their memory will enable Learning Disabled people with complex support to experience this same joy.
If you’d like to talk through anything, we’d be happy to call you at a time that’s right for you, just email us to arrange a call back on info@soundabout.org.uk.
Donate In Memory
Help us make sure everyone can access music by making a donation in memory of a loved one today.
You can simply donate, or create a personalised collections page celebrating your loved one.
As an alternative to funeral flowers, you may choose to commemorate a loved one by creating an online funeral collection, or collecting on the day, and donating to a cause close to their heart.
As you celebrate and commemorate your loved one over time you may want to mark special dates by supporting others to access music.
As an example, a family recently marked the heavenly 60th Birthday of a loved one by holding a celebration and collecting donations for Soundabout.
How Your Donations Help
We believe that everyone should be able access and experience music. Soundabout uses music to support over 1,300 Learning Disabled people with complex support needs to thrive annually. We do this through over 1,200 music making activities and training opportunities for professionals and parents/carers. We need your help to continue these services.
You may wish to download our Soundabout 2023 leaflet to find out more about the full range of services we offer.
Other Ways to Donate
There are a range of alternative opportunities if you would like to help Soundabout continue to support Learning Disabled people to thrive through music.
