JBT announce local business sponorship initiative
- Jacob Billington Trust
- 18 hours ago
- 2 min read
At the Jacob Billington Trust, we have always believed that every young person should have the opportunity to explore their creativity through music, regardless of their financial circumstances.
As part of our ongoing commitment to help as many young people as possible, we’re proud to introduce a new sponsorship initiative, giving local businesses the opportunity to directly support music tuition for young people in our community.
How it works
Businesses can sponsor a young person’s music lessons from just £40 per month.
This ongoing support helps provide consistent, high-quality tuition - giving young people the best chance to develop their skills, build confidence, and truly benefit from music education. Sponsors are welcome to support more than one young person, or contribute at a higher level if they’d like to make an even greater impact.
Why get involved?
By becoming a JBT sponsor, your business will:
Allow more young people to benefit from JBT's part-funded tuition
Help remove financial barriers to creative opportunities
Make a meaningful, ongoing impact in the community
Be recognised across JBT’s social media channels for your support
We’ll proudly share your involvement and highlight the difference your business is making.
The impact of your support
Music tuition is about much more than learning an instrument. It can:
Build confidence and self-esteem
Support mental health and wellbeing
Improve focus, discipline, and creativity
Provide a positive and structured outlet
With regular, ongoing lessons, these benefits are even more powerful and long-lasting.
Get involved today
If you’re a local business looking to give back in a meaningful and lasting way, we’d love to hear from you.
Your sponsorship, regardless of the amount, will have a real and lasting impact on the young people we work with.
Get in touch today by emailing sponsorship@jacobbillingtontrust.com to become a JBT music sponsor, and help shape the future of young people in our community.
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