Cathy Grant
Chief Executive Officer

Cathy leads the Foundation’s operations from our York base. Working with the Trustees, Cathy advises on the Foundation’s strategy and development. In previous roles Cathy has co-ordinated York’s Inclusive Music Project, has worked for a national children’s charity and has board level experience in two companies.

Passionate about providing accessible music opportunities, Cathy has worked with musicians, artists, schools, festivals and community groups to provide a year-round programme of choirs, events and performances.

Natalie McKeown
Head of Development and Engagement

Natalie leads on the fundraising activities of the Foundation. Her experience includes 12 years at a nationally-recognised grants fundraising consultancy, as well as leadership of communications at a tech start-up and 5 years on the Board of Directors at a local social enterprise. A graduate of the Glasgow School of Art, Natalie is passionate about the role of the arts in place-shaping and social inclusion, and supporting the Foundation to make an impact in this arena.

Caroline Needham
Admin and Events Officer

Caroline provides administrative support from our York base. She helps to promote the charity and manages administration, events, communications, and our social media. She is the first point of contact for our schools, donors, supporters and delivery partners.

A proficient pianist and music graduate, Caroline is particularly keen on developing the Foundation’s inclusive music-making offer through extracurricular activities and partnerships with local providers.

Josh Cadman & Alice Cadman
Delivery Partners

Josh and Alice, graduates of the Royal Northern College of Music, founded Sing Education in 2014, bringing the transformative power of music to 9,000 children in London.

The aims and ethos of Sing Education match those of the Foundation, and we have engaged Sing Education as delivery partners on our schools programme.

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