When you donate to Changing Tunes you make a real difference to people's lives. Here's what one of our funders says about why they support us: "The Bromley Trust is delighted to be a supporter of Changing Tunes. High quality music and mentoring interventions can be transformative for participants, raising self-confidence and enhancing future prospects. We're happy to be able to help fund their valuable work" Read more
If you would like to set up your own fundraising event for Changing Tunes, then you can promote it here on our website. Whether you're doing a sponsored walk, run, swim, or something completely different, you can direct your sponsors to your very own fundraising page Read more
By leaving a gift to Changing Tunes in your will, you can have a positive legacy in the lives of the prisoners and ex-prisoners we work with. We would ensure that your donation is used carefully, in support of our charitable mission to help people lead meaningful crime-free lives. It's never too early to start writing your will and you can update it at any time. Read more
Over the last 7 years of mentoring ex-offenders as a volunteer, it’s become apparent to me that most of those I was working with were highly disadvantaged individuals who have had impossible starts in life, growing up in abject poverty, hopeless and dangerous environments, and with no positive role models. Changing Tunes, through its inspirational musicians, supports these people to develop their human potential, to find hope, community and wellbeing through trauma-informed music-making.
Over the last seven years of mentoring ex-offenders as a volunteer, it’s become apparent to me that most people I was working with were highly disadvantaged individuals who have had impossible starts in life, growing up in abject poverty, hopeless and dangerous environments and with no positive role models. Changing Tunes, through its inspirational musicians, supports these people to develop their human potential; to find hope, community and wellbeing through trauma-informed music-making