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MeasureTHE LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ENDOWMENT TRUSTNo. 233700
Annual income£1,116,624
Annual expenditure£4,641,616
Income less expenditure-£3,524,992
TrusteesNot published
Highest-paid staff bandNo band in synced record
Financial year end31 March 2026
Cause categoryNot classified
RegionNot published

What it says it does

THE LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ENDOWMENT TRUST

The general purpose of the charity is to support the objects of the London Symphony Orchestra (LSO) and these are to promote, maintain and advance education, particularly musical education and to encourage the arts including the arts of music, drama, mime, dancing and singing. Specifically the Trust actively supports musical education in the form of the LSO's education programme, LSO Discovery.

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