Corporate Partners & Donors

The Corporate Partnership programme makes links between the corporate sector and the College to mutual benefit.

This helps the College to achieve its ambitious plans for the future while providing a range of benefits to the commercial partner in return for a financial contribution, at the same time helping to address both partners’ strategies for social responsibility and community benefit.

Corporate Partnership is available at various levels and targeted at a range of resources and activities, including support for the College’s Education and Outreach programme covering summer schools, short courses, school workshops and the Saturday Music School for gifted young musicians. 

The College is also now seeking its first principal partner to support the further development of its regional, national and international profile.

For further details of Corporate Partnership opportunities please contact Alison Owen-Morley, Head of External Relations on 0113 222 3453 or e-mail a.owenmorley@lcm.ac.uk

Founder Partners

Buckle Barton
Rushbond
Sir Leslie Silver OBE
The Arnold Ziff Charitable Trust

Corporate Partners

Gordons

Donors

The College wishes to express thanks to the following individuals and Trusts for their generous financial assistance:

Alan Hawkshaw
Rodney Green
The Emerald Foundation
Yorkshire Young Musicians
Carole Vincent-Wright
The Arnold Ziff Charitable Trust
BBC Fame Academy
Sir Leslie Silver OBE

The Alan Hawkshaw Foundation

A generous annual donation by the composer and pianist Alan Hawkshaw has enabled the College to offer bursaries to talented students on its undergraduate performance programmes.

The Makin Organ

A generous capital donation by Rodney Green provided a new Makin organ, designed and built to the College’s specification. The new organ provides the College’s students with an excellent resource for teaching, practice and performance, and enhances the use of The Venue by choirs and orchestras.

The Reuben Vincent Scholarship

A generous donation in memory of Reuben Vincent enables the College to offer annual scholarships to support the purchase of a new instrument for principal study trombonists on its jazz programmes.