There are a number of ways to make a one-off gift to Camden Arts Centre.
Making a one-off donation
By making a one-off donation to Camden Arts Centre you will enable us to continue to deliver a programme which involves members of the public in the ideas and processes of today's artists, and the artists who inspire them. By helping us to achieve our substantial fundraising target you enable us to continue to offer free entry and open to all. We gratefully receive donations by cheque, bank transfer and via our website. We also have a donations box in our foyer.
Donate now.
For information on ways to give regular support please read more about becoming a Friend, Patron or a Corporate Partner
Leave a gift in your Will
You may wish to remember Camden Arts Centre in your Will. If you would like to know more about how legacies can help our work or for practical advice about leaving money to Camden Arts Centre in your will, please contact Neil Debnam (details below).
Gift of shares
Donating shares to Camden Arts Centre can provide much-needed cash for our work and at the same time, it may have tax advantages for you too.
US Supporters
If you are a US tax-payer, you can ensure that your gift to Camden Arts Centre is tax effective in the US by making your donation via Charities Aid Foundation of America’s (CAF America) Donor Advised Gift (DAG) programme. This programme is open to gifts over $500 and CAF America will provide you with a tax receipt for the full amount of your gift. For more information on CAF America and the DAG programme, please visit their website.
For further information about supporting Camden Arts Centre please contact:
Neil Debnam
Head of Development
neil.debnam@camdenartscentre.org
+44 (0)207 472 5503
Registered Charity Number 1065829
Registered Company Number 2947191
VAT Registration Number 586 9041 03
The galleries at Camden Arts Centre are currently closed while we install our next exhibition, but the Bookshop, Café and Garden are open as usual.
Please join us for the preview of the new exhibition by Amy Sillman on Thursday 27 September, 6.30 – 8.30pm.
