Music for All’s next funding round of 2024 is NOW OPEN to applicants!
We’re delighted to be offering financial support to community projects and individuals in the following categories:
Learn to Play Award
Learning and cognitive challenges
For groups working with those facing financial hardship
Working with children in early years age group 0-4
Physical mobility or accessibility needs
Choral groups
13 December 2024
Learning an instrument is a powerful way to support children’s development, helping to improve creativity, confidence, and cognitive skills. At Music for All, we’re passionate about making these benefits accessible to every child. We are delighted to contribute to Twinkl’s Key Benefits of Learning an Instrument for Children.
Read the full article on Twinkl here.
12 December 2024
One Eyed God Performed a show at the Citadel Theatre in St. Helens, paying tribute to their late friend and founder, Stephen ‘Buz’ Burrows. Joined by psychedelic post-punk band, Poisoned Electrick Head, the night was filled with dub, ska-punk reggae, and plenty of dancing, celebrating Buz’s life and passion for for music.
Read a full article about the event here.
18 November 2024
Help us shine a spotlight on the importance of easy access to music-making opportunities. As Music education coverage shrinks along with music therapy opportunities, our Music Makers’ Charter is demanding better investment in music making opportunities and wider recognition of the many benefits for those making music.
Show your support by signing and sharing our petition today – visit our Charter page to learn more and take action! 
06 November 2024
Music for All is thrilled to announce that Learn to Play 2025 has been awarded a grant from The NAMM Foundation. As one of 32 recipients, the financial support provided by NAMM will significantly expand our annual Learn to Play event, bringing free music-making experiences to even more individuals across the UK. For over 27 years, Music for All has been dedicated to providing access to music, especially for those in disadvantaged communities. The NAMM Foundation’s generous grant strengthens our missions, allowing us to enable impactful, inclusive music making experiences for people of all ages and abilities.
Read more about The NAMM Foundation’s support here.
23 October 2024
We are excited to announce that Music for All has partnered with Farewill, the UK’s leading will-writing service, to offer you a free and simple way to write your will.
By creating a will, you not only gain peace of mind for you and your family, but you also have the opportunity to leave a lasting legacy by supporting the causes close to your heart – like Music for All. A gift in your will helps ensure that future generations can experience the transformative power of music, no matter their circumstances.
It’s easy to get started – simply visit our co-branded page with Farewill to create your will in just 15 minutes, completely free of charge.
In 2022, Music for All received a generous donation from the BBB Violin Trust which has been transformatory for our grants programme. Since its launch, we’ve been able to offer substantial financial support to four state schools, enabling each school to create a self-sustaining environment for their young musicians, allowing them to elevate their ensemble and orchestral music provision.
Watch the full video here to see the impact of this amazing award.
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