Ways to give

Find the way that suits you

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Give monthly

A regular gift is the most powerful way to help — it lets the orchestra plan ahead with confidence. Even a few pounds a month adds up to real change over a year.

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Single donation

Prefer a one-off gift? Every single donation goes straight to work funding instruments, lessons and repairs for young musicians.

Donate once
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Gift an instrument

Sponsor the cost of a specific instrument and give a child their first violin, cello or trumpet — and years of music with it.

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Fundraise for us

Run, bake, host a concert or take on a challenge. We'll support you with materials and cheer you every step of the way.

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Leave a legacy

A gift in your will is a lasting way to ensure young Caribbean musicians have opportunity for generations to come.

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Gift Aid

If you're a UK taxpayer, Gift Aid adds 25p to every £1 you give, at no cost to you. We'll help you make a declaration when you donate.

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For businesses

Corporate partnerships

Partnering with Friends of the ABYSO is a meaningful way for your business to invest in young people, the arts and the Caribbean community — with a clear, tellable story of impact for your customers and staff.

  • Sponsor an instrument, an ensemble or a season of tuition
  • Match your employees' fundraising and giving
  • Support a concert or event as headline partner
  • Share your involvement across your channels with our brand assets

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Give with confidence

Why give through Friends of the ABYSO

UK charity

Give locally and tax-efficiently, with Gift Aid on eligible donations — while your support reaches Antigua & Barbuda.

Direct impact

We work hand-in-hand with the orchestra so funds go where they're needed most, guided by the people on the ground.

Transparent

We report back on how funds are used and the difference your generosity makes to young musicians.

Ready to make a difference?

Give today and become part of a young musician's story.