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OHMI Funders

OHMI’s support of disabled musicians would not be possible without the generous funding and donations awarded by funding bodies and other supporters. 

Some of our most recent funders include: 

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Alison Hillman Charitable Trust | David Family Trust | Limoges Charitable Trust | Alchemy Foundation | GNC Trust
George Perkins Charitable Trust | 
Grantham Yorke Trust | John Avins Trust | Albright Grimley Charity
Hopkins/Sayer Charity | Lodge of St. Mark | M and H Cadbury Trust | Roger and Jean Jefcoate Trust 
UK Electric Vehicle Facebook Group | All Saint's Church, Yatton | Lennox Hannay Charitable Trust

Lillie Johnson Charitable Trust | DMF Ellis Charitable Trust | Birmingham Bodenham Trust | E Slater Charitable Settlement
If you would like to offer a donation, we invite you to take a look at our OHMI's Donate page »

Donate to OHMI

There are so many disabled people who are desperate to play music with their peers. We can help to make that happen – but we can only do that with the wonderful support of our funders and donors.

As our instruments have to be hand-made by experts, they can only be produced in small numbers and are therefore expensive.
You can read more about why OHMI’s support is needed and the impact your donation could make to a disabled musician here »
Every little really does help.
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If you have a query or wish to contact us, please use the contact form available here.

You can also write to us: The OHMI Trust, ​29 Woodbourne Road, ​Harborne, Birmingham B17 8BY​

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  • Home
    • About
    • Stories
    • OHMI Music-Makers
    • OHMI Research Partnership
    • Latest Annual Report
    • Frequently Asked Questions
    • Team
    • History of OHMI
  • Supporting OHMI
    • Donate
    • BBC Radio 4 Charity Appeal
    • OHMI Fundraisers
    • OHMI Funders
    • OHMI Affiliates
  • OHMI Competition
    • Competition Rules
    • Competition Judges
    • Past winners
  • Instruments
    • Shop
    • Instrument hire scheme
    • Woodwind
    • Strings
    • Brass
    • Electronic
    • Instrument Fingering Charts
  • Resources
    • OHMI Connect
    • OHMI CPD Training
    • Research >
      • Teaching research
  • News and Views
    • News
    • Press