Donate

Donate to The Swan Song Project to help more people leave a legacy in song.

We believe veryone should have the opportunity and support to leave their Swan Song.
We believe every family should have a song to remember their loved ones by.

We are committed to making our unique service available to as many people as possible.

Your donation to The Swan Song Project helps us reach more people and help those living with a terminal illness, dealing with a bereavement or planning their end stages of life, create a lasting legacy.

Different ways to give
There are many different ways you can donate to The Swan Song Project. However you choose to give, your generosity helps us to create more long lasting original songs.

Donate online
Whether you’re making a one off gift or regularly supporting our work, donating to The Swan Song Project has never been easier. Below are 3 easy and secure ways to donate online.
Make a donation today.

Just Giving

Paypal

“This has been one of the best memories I can recall in a long time. I will treasure this great gift always.”

Donate by post
If you would prefer to send a donation by post, please download our donation form and send to:

The Swan Song Project, Old Chapel Music Studio, 1 Crossland Court, Czar Street, Holbeck, Leeds, LS11 9PR.

Please make all cheques and postal orders payable to The Swan Song Project.

Leave a gift in your will
By leaving a gift in your will, you will be helping others leave their own lasting legacies for their families.
If you’re considering leaving a gift to The Swan Song Project in your will, we encourage you to speak to a solicitor first, so they can guide you through the process.

Please let us know if you’ve left a gift in your will so that we can thank you for your generosity: Ben@swansongproject.co.uk.

Donate in memory

We know how important it is to pay tribute to someone you love when they pass away. Donating to The Swan Song Project in their memory is a meaningful way of honouring their life, and supporting a cause close to their heart.

You can pay tribute by setting up a regular donation, making a one off donation, holding a funeral collection or fundraising in memory.

Add a song to our Music and Memoies Wall and Playlist

At The Swan Song Project we believe music is an incredible way to remember people. Our Music and Memory wall is a place to share those songs and memories.

We invite you to celebrate the life of someone you loved by sharing a song that reminds you of them, along with your own dedication.

View the wall and complete the short form if you would like to add a song here

You don’t need to make the decision right away. When you’re ready, get in touch with us and we’ll help you choose the option right for you.

Fundraise

Support Swan Song in a way that works for you. Anyone can get involved, from corporates to community groups and families to friends

Volunteer

Share your time and skills with Swan Song. Get in touch to discuss

Interested in writing a song with us?

We can support anyone facing end of life and bereavement to write and record their own original song.

Please visit the “Writing A Song With Us” Page and submit the short form if you are interested in celebrating life in a song.

Write A Song With Us

“Just wanted to thank you for being around at Marie Curie hospice, my son passed away on 22 March what was going on in his head is unimaginable. I know he enjoyed writing that song which must have provided some relief for him a break from the discomfort and stress perhaps. So a sincere thank you from myself and his family I hope you can keep up this good work”

“This has been one of the best memories I can recall in a long while. I will treasure this great gift always.”

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