The London Invitational Art Contest & Exhibitions beneficiary charity is
Arts 4 Dementia
Arts 4 Dementia believes that people living with dementia and their carers have the right to enjoy life to the full. Participating in arts activity, rekindling and learning new artistic skills enables them to bypass dementia symptoms and enjoy new creative experiences together.
We develop arts programmes to empower, re-energise and inspire people with early-stage dementia and carers through challenging artistic stimulation, to help them live better for longer in their own homes.
Our signposting website lists local arts events for people living with dementia in the community and dementia-friendly arts venues, serving both those looking for stimulation and providers.
Our early stage and dementia awareness training for arts facilitators enables them to deliver effective workshops.
A4D focuses on what people can achieve, often much more than they imagine.
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Each contest partners a charity related to the arts from the host city.
From 2022 £2.00 from each entry and our company's 20% commission from the sales of the exhibition artworks are donated and shared between each contests chosen charity.
For Cambridge the beneficiary charity is
Arts and Minds and Arts 4 Dementia.
The London Invitational 2020s chosen charity was Arts 4 Dementia.
To find out more about these charities please click on the following links below.
During the global pandemic which affected the UK during The London Invitational, Galeria Moderna donated £5 from every entry to the NHS Charities Together.
Thank you so much for your email and for choosing to support NHS Charities Together’s COVID 19 Appeal. This is an incredibly generous donation and we are immensely grateful for your support!
Since the outbreak of Covid-19, we have been amazed at the response from individuals and organisations from across the globe and along with all of our member charities, we would like to say a big thank you to you for your support. Your donation really will make a huge difference to the NHS staff, patients and their families in hospitals around the UK. Jaime Burford
Interim Charity Administrator
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