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"Chickenshed has been part of my life for so long that I can't imagine one without it. It means family and community."

Toby Lyons, Young Company Member

Gifts in Memory

If you are considering gifting a donation to Chickenshed in memory of your loved one, there are a number of ways that you can do this.

  • Collection

    Having a collection at the service (cheques to be made payable to Chicken Shed Theatre Trust). This can be organised through your funeral director.

  • In Memory JustGiving Page

    An In Memory JustGiving page can be a meaningful way for family and friends to share memories, leave messages and post photos in honour of a loved one, while also helping to raise funds for Chickenshed in their memory. It can be especially valuable for those who are unable to attend the service.

  • In Memory donations page through MuchLoved

    A MuchLoved Tribute Page offers a dedicated space for remembering a loved one and preserving precious memories. It can become a lasting collection of stories, photographs and messages from those whose lives they touched, with the opportunity to raise funds for Chickenshed in their memory.

  • Making a Donation

    Making a donation through our website is simple. When completing your donation, select ‘In Memory Of’ from the drop-down menu and add the name of your loved one or a personal message.

  • Share Your Story

    You may at some point like to share some special Chickenshed memories with us that we can capture for our archives. We love hearing about our supporter’s histories, and if you are open to it, we could consider using their stories as a tool to promote further legacy giving.

Get in touch

If you would like to register your interest and for any general queries, please get in touch.

  • phone

    020 8292 9222

    You can call us on the number above with any questions.

  • email

    legacy@chickenshed.org.uk

    Or email us and we'll be in touch soon.

Donate

Create positive change and make a genuine difference by donating today.

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