Donate

As a small charity, the Stuart Low Trust relies on grants and individual donations to continue providing our award-winning activities for vulnerable people. We are grateful for any donations received, large or small.

How to donate

Donations can be made online, by direct debit or by cheque.

Donate through our website

Click through to make a secure online donation.

Other ways to donate online

Make a secure online donation to the Stuart Low Trust via any one of our partner organisations:

Donate by direct debit

Set up a regular gift for an amount of your choice using the SLT account details:

Bank: CAF (Charities Aid Foundation)
Account name: The Stuart Low Trust
Account number: 00019290
Sort code: 40 52 40

Send a cheque

Made payable to “The Stuart Low Trust”, to our office address:
The Stuart Low Trust
Office 3
Claremont
24-27 White Lion Street
London
N1 9PD

Gift aid

Don’t forget that if you are a UK taxpayer, you can increase the value of your donation by using gift aid. If you are donating online, please select the Gift Aid option. If you’re donating by cheque or direct debit, you can complete a Gift Aid declaration form.

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The Easing of Lockdown

The government has recently announced an easing of its social distancing measures. We know that people may have a range of feelings about these changes. We know some members of the Stuart Low Trust community may want to take time to re-engage with the organisation.
Visits to art galleries and museums during a time of COVID-19

We would encourage you to visit galleries independently, if you feel able to do so. We have written a set of tips to support with post-lockdown anxiety to help members of the Stuart Low Trust community ease into the ‘new normal’.
Parks in North London

There are lots of benefits of spending time in nature, with studies showing that it boosts your mental and physical health. So we have listed information green spaces in Islington as well as the surrounding boroughs.
Mindfulness in the time of Covid-19

Mindfulness can help us pay more attention, especially as we undertake social distancing measures in response to COVID-19. By practising being more present in all we do, we can also begin to appreciate more, to develop more compassion for ourselves and others, and in doing so enrich our experience of life.