We are a charity and it takes over £1.5 million each year to maintain our unique building, present and produce a year-round programme of world-class music and theatre, and deliver our Heritage & Artistic Engagement Programme.
‘On an extremely tight budget, Wilton’s programmes a vibrant
selection of work in a part of London that is poorly represented on the
theatre map. The charm of the space, the
diversity and quality of the work produced in it and the historical
importance of the site make it an indispensable part of the London
theatre scene’ John Caird, Director and Wilton’s Associate
We receive no regular public funding and rely on the support from Trusts, Patrons & Friends, and businesses to ensure Wilton's continue to present magical performances in the oldest Grand Music Hall in the world.
If you have enjoyed a
performance at Wilton's, or if you have visited our magical building, you can find out about the ways you can support us below.
Support Wilton's
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Make a Donation Support us Become a Friend Join the FamilyBecome a Friend
From
as little as £35 a year, as a Friend of Wilton's, you receive get a host of benefits including exclusive event invites and priority booking for our
seasons*. Your support ensures the Wilton's magic will live on for years to come.
Make a Donation
Whether you're a business, a trust or an individual looking to
make a personal contribution, your support enables us to maintain
our unique building, present and produce a year-round programme of
world-class music and theatre, and deliver our Heritage & Artistic
Engagement Programme.
Our Supporters
As an independent, not-for-profit charity, our entrepreneurial spirit helps us to make ends meet. However, we cannot survive on ticket sales alone; our supporters are a vital part of our family. Our grateful thanks go to all those who continue to support.
- Aldgate and Allhallows
- Alex and Susan de Mont
- Alison Kirby
- Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation
- Anonymous
- Backstage Trust
- Barbara Whent
- Berwin Leighton Paisner
- C H K Charities
- Canary Wharf Group PLC
- Caroline and Roger Dix
- Carolyn Saunders
- Chapman Charitable Trust
- Chris Bartram
- Clyde Cooper
- David Crook
- David Pike
- David Suchet and Friends
- Deborah and David Owen
- Dr and Mrs Gayner
- Financial Times
- Garfield Weston Foundation
- George & Ann Marsh
- Heritage Lottery Fund
- Heritage of London Trust
- Ian Salter
- Ince & Co
- Inga Beale
- Jeremy Hargrove
- Kate Bonner
- Kestrelman Trust
- Kiffer and Allison Weisselberg
- Lansons
- Lord and Lady Francis and Nathalie Phillimore
- Louise Hodges
- McKinsey & Company
- Michael O'Callaghan
- Mike Kavanagh
- Nick and Chris Hunn
- Nidaa Ghazal and Maxime Hennequet
- Old Possum's Practical Trust
- Rev'd David Rogers
- Rogers Stirk Harbour +Partners Charitable Foundation
- Sarah Mansell
- SITA Trust
- Swire Charitable Trust
- The Andor Charitable Trust
- The Bernard Sunley Foundation
- The Bernarr Rainbow Foundation
- The Boris Karloff Charitable Trust
- The City Bridge Trust
- The D'Oyly Carte Charitable Trust
- The Fenton Arts Trust
- The Foyle Foundation
- The J Paul Getty Jnr Charitable Trust
- The Loveday Charitable Trust
- The Mackintosh Foundation
- The Noel Coward Foundation
- The Royal Victoria Hall Trust
- The Sackler Trust
- The Theatres Trust
- The Williams Charitable Trust
- The Wolfson Foundation
- Trinity Bouy Wharf Trust
- Unity Theatre Trust
- Viridor Credits
- White Light Ltd
