Congrats @thebritschool 👏 Tony Wadsworth CBE reflects on the incredible impact of the BRIT School and other BRIT Trust beneficiaries 💫
Read this month’s full BRIT Trust Diary in association with @musicweekinsta in our bio 🔗
We’re proud to announce the 12 charities we’ll be helping changing lives through music in 2026 🙌
The BRIT Trust is proud to support 12 incredible charities in 2026, helping young people and communities across the UK unlock their potential through music and the creative arts:
Abram Wilson, Anthem. Music Fund Wales, BAPAM Performing Arts Medicine, The BRIT School, East London Arts and Music (ELAM), Hand Of, Healthy n Happy Community Development Trust, Heart n Soul, Nordoff and Robbins, Pedestrian, Performing Room, Tomorrow’s Warriors.
Over £30M has been awarded since 1989, and we can’t wait to see how this money continues helping our community this year 🙏
The crown jewel of rock history 💎 An original white label test pressing of Bohemian Rhapsody is going under the hammer at this year’s White Label Auction on 7th October 2025!
Marking 50 years of Queen’s iconic masterpiece, this ultra rare collector’s item, along with hundreds of other white label test pressings, will help raise funds for @TheBRITTrust , in partnership with @bpi_music , to support life-changing music causes 🙏
Hosted by @Omega_Auctions , don’t miss your chance to bid on a piece of classic rock history 🔨
More info in our bio 🔗
Mercy Welbeck from @eqtyinmusic on the charity’s rebrand, tackling inequality and creating fairer access for the next generation of musicians 📝
Read this month’s full BRIT Trust Diary in association with @musicweekinsta in our bio 🔗
“Time and again, we witness the transformational impact of free tuition, authentic mentorship and meaningful performance opportunities.”
@janine_irons from @tom_warriors , explains the origins and mission of the talent development organisation and charity, which works to champion and empower jazz talent from the grassroots upwards, and this year celebrates its 35th anniversary 👏
Read this month’s full BRIT Trust Diary in association with @musicweekinsta in our bio 🔗
Victoria Ram from @hnh_the_trust on how BRIT Trust funding will support an exciting new rap project for young people in the South Lanarkshire towns of Cambuslang and Rutherglen – CamGlen.
Read this month’s full BRIT Trust Diary in association with @musicweekinsta in our bio 🔗
We are so thrilled to announce we have received funding from @thebrittrust for 2026! ⭐️
Rydym wrth ein bodd i ddweud ein bod wedi derbyn cyllid gan @thebrittrust am 2026! ⭐️
Thank you for recognising our work to strengthen connections & opportunities in music for young lives & organisations in Cymru. 🏴
Diolch am gydnabod ein gwaith i rhoi mwy o gyfleoedd i bobl ifanc yng Nghymru 🏴
Roll on next year / Edrych ymlaen i blwyddyn nesaf 🤍🖤
We are so thrilled to receive funding from the amazing @thebrittrust for 2026!🎉 This will fund a very exciting 10-week Rap & Music Production Course, aimed at 16-25 year olds, in local areas of poverty & deprivation. This will develop self-expression, technical skills & boost confidence through collaborative music-making🎶 A huge thank you to @thebrittrust ❤️ #cambuslang #rutherglen #HealthynHappy #TheBritTrust #Music #Community
We are so excited to share this news! We have received funding from the amazing @thebrittrust for 2026, supporting our work opening doors for musicians from minoritised backgrounds to unleash talent and carve equitable space in the UK music industry ✨🎶
We are incredibly grateful for The BRIT Trust's support and belief in our mission 🙏
📸 @njcmus1c by @fe_pagani
We are delighted to announce that we have been awarded funding by the Brit Trust!
This grant will allow BAPAM to create a vital training programme focussing on musicians and performing arts professionals who are working in creative health settings.
BAPAM CEO Claire Cordeaux said:
"The Brit Trust's grant to BAPAM allows us to deliver a vital health and wellbeing training programme for musicians and performing artists working in creative health settings. Without these performing arts professionals, there can be no creative health initiatives. The people who deliver creative health programmes need tailored support for their own occupational health from people who have experience in their specific needs and challenges.
We at BAPAM are delighted that BRIT Trust recognise the need for support for creative health practitioners. It is essential to ensure that performing artists working in creative health settings are supported to maintain and improve their own health so they can support and improve the health and wellbeing of others."
#funding #creativehealth #performingartsmedicine
Fantastic news as we head towards the end of the year! Thrilled to announce that we have received funding from the amazing @thebrittrust for 2026, which means we are going to be able to level up the work we do with our Young Artist Development Programme next year!
#supportmusicians #talentdevelopment
