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Donate to Quay Arts

One-off donations

Make a one-off donation during your visit to the Quay using our on-site 'donation stations' or support vital projects through our crowdfunding streams.

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Crowdfunding

The crowd funding campaigns allow you to target your support, either for ongoing costs for programme delivery or urgent restoration. Your contribution, in any form, is deeply valued.

Crowdfunding – Restoration Crowdfunding – Programming
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Even a little money can make a big difference at Quay Arts

Quay Arts relies on your generous support to thrive. Whether it's enjoying the Café Bar, volunteering, donating, or joining the QuayHolder Scheme as a Supporter, Member, or Patron, every contribution helps. You can even leave a legacy in your Will to ensure future generations benefit from cultural enrichment.

QuayHolder membership scheme

By joining Quay Arts' annual membership, you commit to supporting its mission. Choose from three membership levels - Supporter, Member, or Patron - each offering unique benefits in return for your generous support.

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Legacies

By leaving a gift in your will, you can help us meet high, ongoing running costs and secure a sustainable future. Your generosity will support the local community and nurture the Island's collective cultural and creative legacy.

Case Study Legacy Fund – Mike Howley Trust

Mike Howley worked for many years as Director of Cultural Services for the Isle of Wight Council. When he died in 2013, he had left part of his estate for the specific benefit of aspiring young actors, musicians, dancers and writers, between the ages of 18 and 30, living on the Isle of Wight.