The Kingsmaker Guild

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The Kingsmaker Guild

TheKingsmaker Guild  is a group of alumni who generously give £1,000 a year or more to supporting students at King’s, or where the need is greatest across the university.

Why join the Kingsmaker Guild?  

As a member, you will receive personalised updates throughout the year and exclusive invites to events, as well as the knowledge that you are helping to transform the university and the experience of our students. 

Your gift could help support a student like Sophia: 

 'The Hardship Fund at King’s really allowed me peace of mind, especially during winter. I was able to study and focus on myself, knowing I wouldn’t have to take up extra shifts at work or look for another job. This also gave me more time to take part in extracurricular activities and I was awarded a fellowship and a Dean’s Commendation through the AKC scheme (Associate of King’s College London).  

I really think that if I didn’t receive the funding and spent all my time working, I wouldn’t have been able to fully immerse myself in King’s culture.’  

Or you can choose for your Kingsmaker Guild donation to be directed where the need is greatest, helping make an incredible difference across the university where it’s needed most.

Become a Guild member today  

Want to make a real impact? Start your annual Guild membership today where you can start unlocking opportunities for our talented students and across King’s.

You can either make the annual donation of at least £1,000 in a single payment, or spread your gift out regularly - for example, by giving £84 a month via Direct Debit.  

Donating from outside the UK? You can also join by making a regular card payment by clicking on the US donation page.

Spread the word

6 days, 23 hours ago
Sue Searle donated £1000.00
1 week, 4 days ago
Georgina Cannon donated £84.00 monthly
1 month, 3 weeks ago
Julian Innes-Taylor donated
4 months, 3 weeks ago
Susan Storer Clark donated
6 months, 1 week ago
Ann Jarvis donated yearly
7 months, 3 weeks ago
David Farrell donated £2000.00