The Wales in London Philanthropic Fund embodies the mission of Wales in London by building meaningful connections between Wales, London, and beyond.
This Fund provides vital support to enterprising students and early-career individuals, helping them overcome financial barriers to achieve their dreams.
The Wales in London Philanthropic Bursary helped Gwen Evans turn her passion for music into a career helping others. In 2016, she left Wales to study for a Master’s in Music Therapy at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London. There, she gained skills and confidence, working with diverse groups and exploring how music can heal and connect.
Hannah Lowri Roberts, a talented Welsh viola player based in London, has built a flourishing musical career since receiving the Wales in London Philanthropic Fund bursary in 2021.
Dion Lloyd, from Porthmadog, North Wales, grew up in a musical family and trained in performing arts at Trinity Saint David and The Royal Central School of Speech & Drama, supported by the Wales in London Philanthropic Fund.