14 December 2025
Clickingmad Ltd has continued its support for Sympho with a donation presented during the Shropshire Music Service Winter Concert on Saturday 13 December 2025.
The donation forms part of Clickingmad’s 25 in 25 Acts of Kindness initiative, marking the company’s 25th year in business by supporting charities and community projects across Shropshire.
The presentation took place as part of the concert celebrations, with Shaun Carvill, Managing Director of Clickingmad, and Chloe Jones from Sympho joined by young musicians Holly Davies and Harry Turner as the cheque was received.
The donation reflects a shared belief in the importance of music education and its role in supporting children’s confidence, wellbeing and personal development.
Shaun Carvill commented on the partnership, saying that music has a unique ability to bring young people together and help them grow both creatively and personally.
Sympho plays a vital role in supporting Shropshire Music Service by funding bursaries, helping with instrument hire and enabling ensemble and outreach opportunities. This support ensures that more children can access lessons, take part in groups and experience the joy of performing.
Chloe Jones from Sympho thanked Clickingmad for its continued commitment, noting that the donation will directly help more young people benefit from music education across the county.
The Winter Concert showcased the impact of this support, with performances from ensembles across Shropshire Music Service and a strong sense of pride, community and celebration among pupils and families alike.
Clickingmad looks forward to continuing its partnership with Sympho and Shropshire Music Service into 2026, supporting the shared aim of making music accessible to every child in Shropshire.
