Your support is our future
Our donors are the golden thread to our story
St Martin’s is a church like no other. We change lives every day through our building, ministry and support for people on the edge of society. We want to bring joy to those who come to our church, no matter what the reason.
Supporters keep our building open, fund our work with homeless people and asylum seekers, enable new music scholarships and mean we can keep developing our faith, theology and congregation.
We know the real joy in giving is the difference it makes. Members of The Cornerstone Club get closer to the heart of St Martin’s and help us change lives for good.
Many great architects and artists have contributed to the magnificence of St Martin’s over the centuries. We’re celebrating their legacies through The Cornerstone Club Levels.
By making an annual donation of between £500 and £10,000 you will become a member of The Cornerstone Club. You’ll receive regular updates and news as well as invitations to visit St Martin’s. You can make a single donation, or a regular monthly gift by Direct Debit.
For more information on how to become a member of The Cornerstone Club, please contact the Trust Office on 020 7766 1132 or email development@smitf.org.
Rysbrack Level
Give £500 a year and receive regular news from St Martin’s from your dedicated point of contact.
Ryder Level
Give £2,500 a year and receive regular updates and event invitations from your dedicated point of contact at St Martin’s.
Nash Level
Give £5,000 a year and direct your support to a paricular project and receive an invitation to The Cornerstone Club Dinner.
Gibbs Level
By giving £10,000 or more in a year, you’ll have the opportunity to discuss your support with senior leaders at St Martin’s.
Let us know before making your gift.
Cornerstone Club by Direct Debit
Join the Cornerstone Club with a monthly gift by Direct Debit.
Legacy Gifts
Whether you’re making a will for the first time or simply changing an existing will, it’s easier than you might think to leave us a gift.
