Become a Friend of Dunfermline Junior Chorus

You can become a Friend of Dunfermline Junior Chorus and support the choir in all its activities. This helps to ensure its future success. You pay a minimum of £20 per year (individual membership) or £30 per year (joint membership). Individual Friends get one, and joint Friends get two, tickets for the Christmas Concert every year they remain a friend.

You can join at any concert of Dunfermline Junior Chorus – just ask at the ticket desk or complete the form below.

How can you help

By becoming a Friend you will be supporting the choir in all its activities, and helping to ensure its future success

What do I get out of it?

As well as knowing that you are supporting the choir, individual Friends get one, and joint Friends get two, tickets for the Christmas Concert.

How to Become a Friend

You can join at any concert – just ask, or pick up a leaflet

Or complete the online form.

What is Gift Aid?

Gift Aid increases the value of your donation at no extra cost to you, by allowing us to reclaim tax you have paid on the amount of your donation. This adds 25% to the value of your donation. You must be a UK taxpayer, and complete the declaration on this form.

Membership Type

Title

Name

Last Name

Full Address including post code

Title

Joint Member Name

Joint Member Last Name

Joint Member Email

Joint Member Full Address including post code (If different)

Payment

I will pay by bank transfer the sum of £20 (Individual) or £30 (Joint) by BACS within 7 days to, Dunfermline Junior Chorus, Sort Code 80-06-55, Account number 06016792

Gift Aid Declaration

By ticking this box I confirm that I am a UK taxpayer and I agree to Dunfermline Junior Chorus treating all past present and future donations I make to them as Gift Aid donations, until I notify them otherwise. I confirm that I will pay an amount of Income Tax and/or Capital Gains Tax at least equal to the amount Dunfermline Junior Chorus will reclaim for each tax year in which I make a donation.

Name of person who is UK taxpayer making gift aid declaration