At ChoirBLAST, we’ve always believed in the transformative power of music.
From uniting communities to lifting spirits, group singing has the unique ability to bring people together.
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Our mission has grown since our first event in 2023, but our purpose remains the same:
to share the joy of singing with as many people as possible, no matter their background or ability.
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We are ready to expand our work even further and make group singing accessible to *everyone* in the community - that's why we're now a registered charity!
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Registered Charity Number: 1210483
Our mission
As a charity, our focus is:
To bring the joy of music to everyone
We believe that music is for everyone, whether you’re a seasoned singer or someone who has never sung a note before. By creating choirs in schools, workplaces, care homes, and community spaces, we aim to give everyone the chance to experience the power of singing together.​
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To foster inclusivity and connection
Our goal is to bring people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds together. Whether you’re young or old, able-bodied or differently-abled, music has the power to bridge gaps and build a supportive, inclusive community.
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To provide opportunities for performance and education
We’re here to advance public appreciation of the art of music, giving choirs the opportunity to perform in front of large audiences on big stages. Through training and developing future choir leaders, we’ll ensure that our mission continues to grow and flourish.
Our objectives
We are committed to:
Advancing music education
We aim to improve public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music, especially group singing. Whether it's through public events or community choir programs, we want to spark a lifelong love of music.​
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Providing accessible music facilities
We're dedicated to creating opportunities for people to enjoy music for recreation or leisure. This is especially important for those who need it most - whether it's due to youth, age, disability, or social and economic circumstances.
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Why this matters
By becoming a charity, we’re opening new doors to bring even more people into the ChoirBLAST family. Here’s how we’re making a difference:
Creating new choirs in schools, workplaces, care homes, and beyond
We’re committed to giving back to the community by creating choirs that bring people together, offering a joyful, supportive space to sing and connect.​​
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Giving everyone a voice
We believe in creating performance spaces where those less able can sing alongside those who are able, celebrating the beauty of diversity and inclusivity through music.​​​
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Training more choir leaders
We’ll be offering training opportunities to develop talented musicians into choir leaders, helping to spread the joy of group singing even further.
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How You Can Support ChoirBLAST
Now more than ever, we’re looking for supporters who believe in our mission and want to help us make a difference.
Together, we can create something truly special - a community where music brings joy, connection, and opportunity for all.
If you’d like to support us or find out more, get in touch today. We’d love to hear from you!
Donate
Send us your donation directly - this is our preferred way to receive funds as there are no fees to access the money.
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Account name: ChoirBLAST
Sort code: 08-92-99
Account number: 67380624-00
Reference: please use your last name
Fundraise
Can you run a marathon? do a sponsored silence? Host an event, or something different to help us raise funds?
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Let's talk about it!
Sponsor
You have the chance to support newly created choirs!
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With funds used to provide venues, equipment and choir leaders, we welcome sponsorship from individuals, and any size of business.
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Get in touch today!
Volunteer
There are lots of ways to get involved as a volunteer - at our events, and for the choirs we create (weekly, term-time).
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Please fill our the form below!
ChoirBLAST donations are dedicated to bringing singing to people of all backgrounds, through creating choirs and events within the community.
ChoirBLAST also contributes to essential community support initiatives.
ChoirBLAST choirs
With our new charity status, ChoirBLAST is even more committed to making a difference through the power of contemporary choral music. Our charitable objectives are focused on two key areas:
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We aim to foster public appreciation and participation in the art of music—particularly group singing—by creating choirs and offering opportunities to perform at public events. This is about more than just singing; it’s about building confidence, joy, and community through music.
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We’re dedicated to creating opportunities where people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds can come together to enjoy the art of music. Whether it’s through choirs in schools, charities, or care homes, we want to ensure that everyone has the chance to experience the life-changing power of group singing.
Registered charity no: 1210483
As well as our own ChoirBLAST choirs, the funds we raise have supported two amazing charities.
The Meath Epilepsy Charity
The Meath is a modern, progressive charity supporting people with severe epilepsy, plus learning and physical disabilities and autism. The Meath plays an integral part in the life of Godalming. In addition to a residential home providing support services and accommodation for up to 72 people, The Meath shop on Godalming High Street is the creative arm - representing a collective of artists with complex neuro-diverse and physical support needs. The artists work alongside instructors to create artworks which are developed into designer products for sale including cards, bags, toiletries and scarves – you can buy all your gifts and souvenirs here! ChoirBLAST has a personal link to The Meath too –Phoebe, our Director, runs The Meath Backstage Choir for the residents each week, singing and signing in Makaton. As well as providing a safe space for self-expression, and self-confidence and assisting neuro and physical exercise, the choir take part in The Meath fundraising Christmas service in central London each year, as well as performing at the ATOM Festival.
The Meath Epilepsy Charity is a registered charity in England and Wales (no 200359)
halow project
halow project is a Surrey-based charity that nurtures young 16+ people with learning disabilities to reach their potential and lead meaningful and independent lives. halow supports over 190 young people to build relationships, become part of the community, find employment, and have their own homes. halow run a variety of projects that put young people at the forefront of decision-making.  Their full diary of events incorporates sports, the arts, trips, bowling, discos and workshops. ChoirBLAST Director, Phoebe runs a choir with halow, encouraging self-expression through song and movement – and performance, at their annual charity Christmas concert in Guildford and at ATOM’s Festival.
Registered charity no: 1116773
