Make a donation
A separate charitable trust has been established to assist in the Abbey's fundraising efforts – The Westminster Abbey Trust. You can make a donation to the Abbey via the Trust by clicking the relevant appeal button below. This will take you to a separate payment website.
King Charles III sacristy
We are constructing a new building in order to transform the welcome we offer our visitors. Constructed on the footprint of Henry III's 13th-cenutry Great Sacristy, the building will house state-of-the-art welcome and security facilities and reflect the history of the original Sacristy by freeing the Abbey for worship.
The project will also see visitors following in the footsteps of royalty by entering the Abbey through the Great West Door. From here, they will enjoy magnificent views of the full length of the church and be inspired by the Abbey as it really is: a House of God and a House of Kings.
Conservation & Collections
As a working church and major tourist destination with over 1.3m visitors a year, the Abbey must ensure its fabric and its collections are well cared for and protected. From the Abbey church itself to our collections of paintings, books and rare objects, their condition and long-term longevity are critical. Help us protect the Abbey for future generations.
Music
The rich musical heritage of Westminster Abbey is renowned throughout the world. A central pillar of the British choral tradition, the Abbey is home to a celebrated choir, with choristers trained at its unique choir school. Your generous donation will enable the choir to perform in regular services and concerts, make award-winning recordings, and bring the highest quality of music-making to listeners at home and abroad.
Learning & Engagement
There are a thousand years of history and faith to explore at Westminster Abbey. Your donation will help us inspire students from the UK and beyond through our learning and engagement programmes.
Worship & Mission
Daily services are at the heart of Abbey life. Your generous gift can help us continue to be a special place of pilgrimage, prayer and worship.
St Margaret's Church
Located between Westminster Abbey and The Houses of Parliament, and commonly called The Parish Church of the House of Commons, St Margaret’s has witnessed many historic events. Your support can help us preserve its place within the Abbey’s history and grounds.
