Calibre Audio receives no government funding and we rely on the generosity of people like you to fund our running costs. Every year we need to raise almost £1.3 million to deliver our audiobook service and would not be able to do this without the generosity of the individuals, trusts and companies who support us. We really couldn’t do this without you.
Each time I listen to a book I think of all the kind people who make the service possible. Without them my life would be impossible. Sheila from Wiltshire.
Ways to support Calibre Audio
Donate
Donations make a big difference to what we can achieve.
Standing Order
Regular giving via standing orders enable us to plan ahead with confidence.
Gift Aid
UK taxpayers can increase the value of their donations by a further 25% without incurring any further cost.
Fundraiser
If you are celebrating a birthday, wedding or anniversary and would like to ask for donations to Calibre, in lieu of gifts, we can supply special Calibre Audio gift envelopes. Just contact fundraising@calibre.org.uk
In Memory
Donations made in memory of a loved one are very special. These can come via funeral directors or direct from friends and family.
Click here for further information.
Visit our Online Shop
Visit our online shop for cards and gifts – suitable for Christmas and all year round. Every purchase supports our work.
Sponsor a Book
£250 sponsors a new book for the library. You can choose what type of book you want to sponsor: fiction, travel, sport etc. We can also add a dedication to the recording if you wish.
Please contact us on 01296 432 339 for more information.
Audio Checkers
Do you enjoy listening to audiobooks or know someone who does?
It is also important that checkers can complete a checking form and relate back to us any problems on the recording.
Distance from Calibre is not an issue as we are able to send the recordings free of postage using ‘Articles for the Blind’ labels.
Please contact Denise James, our Editorial Coordinator, on 01296 432 339 if you would like to become involved.
