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Dane John Mound from the City wall
The Canterbury Festival is the largest festival of arts and culture
in the region. It is a charitable trust that exists to provide a positive
creative experience for the local and wider community, attracting thousands
of visitors to the historic city. The Festival’s aim to showcase
the very best in local, national and international talent in all the
art forms can only be achieved with the support of government funding
bodies, charitable trusts, corporate sponsorship and individuals. The
financial viability of the Festival depends on the generosity of its
supporters, and it is through these mutually beneficial partnerships
that the Festival can continue to grow.
There are a number of ways you can help to support the Festival, from
sponsoring an event to becoming
a vice-president, and from joining as
a corporate member to becoming a Festival
friend. All levels of support
enjoy excellent benefits and a close relationship with the Festival.
To lend your invaluable support go to the relevant page to find out what
the Festival can offer you.
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Canterbury Festival Foundation
The Canterbury Festival Foundation has been established to safeguard
the long-term future of the Canterbury Festival.
If you care about the future of the Arts in Kent, and the vitality
of the Festival, and you are thinking about making or amending your
Will, please consider leaving a legacy to the Foundation (Charity
no. 1097824). Nearly all charitable legacies are free of inheritance
tax.
It is very easy to arrange and the impact of your gift will support
the Festival’s work for future generations. |
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