• For Children, By Children

    We Have One World (WHOW) is a youth-led charity initiative that brings together talented young musicians to make a real difference through the power of music.

    Our performers may be young, but their hearts are full of purpose. They’re not just making music, they’re standing up for children who need a voice.

    By combining passion with purpose, WHOW empowers the next generation to raise funds and awareness for causes that matter, including our ongoing support for Save the Children.

  • What is your mission and vision?

    Mission: Our mission is to empower young people to use their creativity and talent to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

    Vision: Our vision is a world where young people lead the way in creating positive change – where creativity, empathy, and action come together to support every child’s right to a safe, healthy, and hopeful future.

  • Our recent concert (September 28, 2025) marked the 5th We Have One World event - proudly continuing our tradition of children helping children through music.

About the Charity

  • We’re always excited to welcome new young talent! If you’re a musician interested in performing at one of our charity events, be sure to follow us on social media. We’ll announce details of the 2026 concert there, along with links to the application form and participation guidelines.

  • To be eligible, the young musician must be Grade 6 or above in their primary instrument.

    Applicants must meet the following eligibility criteria to be considered for participation in the We Have One World Charity Concert:

    • Performers must be Grade 6 or above in their primary instrument (ABRSM, Trinity, or equivalent).

    • All performers are expected to arrive punctually at the designated time and location for rehearsals and the performance.

    • Performers must bring their own instruments, except for pianists, for whom a piano will be provided.

    • Performers must agree to and comply with the Code of Conduct, Dress Code, and Media Release outlined in the consent form.

  • Yes. Performers (and their parents/guardians, if under 18) are required to:

    • Submit a completed consent form.

    • Wear neat and tidy formal attire appropriate for a professional performance.

    • Understand that while performers do not need to purchase a ticket, parents/guardians and guests will need to do so, as all profits support Save the Children.

  • Yes. Performers are asked to dress in a way that is both professional and comfortable:

    • Boys: Suit or dress trousers with a dress shirt.

    • Girls: Dress or dress trousers with a blouse.

  • When applications are open, this will be clearly stated on our website and social media.

  • Yes, we’d love to hear from you!

    Instrument loans and gifts for auction or raffle items play a vital role in the success of our concerts.

    If you or your business would like to contribute or partner with us, please email: charity@wehaveoneworld.com

How To Get Involved

  • Donations can be made safely and securely through our JustGiving page.

    Every contribution, no matter the size, helps support Save the Children and the young musicians who make our events possible. Thank you for being part of the change!

  • Donations made through JustGiving may be eligible for tax relief, depending on your location and tax status.

    If you’re a UK taxpayer, you can also add Gift Aid during the donation process - allowing us to claim an extra 25% at no cost to you.

  • WHOW is committed to advancing the arts and promoting education, personal development, and social inclusion for all children and young people.

    Your donation supports a wide range of artistic, cultural, and educational programs designed to inspire creativity, build confidence, and provide meaningful opportunities for young people to thrive.

    Profits from our events support children facing poverty, hardship, and displacement through our partnership with Save the Children - helping provide essentials like education, food, and healthcare.

  • Yes, you’ll automatically receive an email receipt from JustGiving once your donation is processed. This can be used for your records or tax purposes.

  • Young musicians seeking performance and creative growth opportunities.

    Children and youth from disadvantaged backgrounds, gaining access to arts and education programs.

    Communities affected by crisis, where WHOW’s fundraising contributes to humanitarian relief.

    The wider public, through inspiring events that build empathy, creativity, and community spirit.

  • WHOW operates on a not-for-profit basis, ensuring that all profits is reinvested into programs that directly benefit the public. All activities are designed to serve the public good, particularly in advancing the arts, education, and humanitarian relief. The charity’s governance and financial management follow strict charitable regulations, ensuring compliance with the Charities Act.

Donations

General Inquiries

  • Yes, all parents are required to purchase tickets to attend the event. We encourage parents and family members to join us - your support means the world to our young performers and helps create a truly special atmosphere!

  • Arrival and pick-up times will be confirmed closer to the event date and sent via email to all registered participants. Please ensure you check your inbox and spam folder in the week leading up to the concert.

Parent & Performer Information