YOUR GIFT WILL IMPACT OUR COMMUNITY
Help us bring joy, connection and growth to our local South East Queensland communities
We are a registered charity with Deductible Gift Recipients status - so all donations are Tax Deductible
Our mission is to bring joyful, inclusive, expertly led choir and singing experiences to adults seeking connection, growth and fun. We have served thousands of people throughout the past 12 years and intend to continue providing these experiences centred on improving mental health and wellbeing, well into the future.
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There are two ways you can support our mission:
Through our Pay It Forward Program
Donate to our registered charity
PAY IT FORWARD PROGRAM:
Our pay it forward program has allowed for a number of financially disadvantaged community members, the ability to join our choir and feel the magical healing powers of group singing. If you have the ability to and would like to flex your philanthropic muscle, we would very happily accept and pass on any donations from you (whether it be $10 or $200).
DONATIONS TO OUR REGISTERED CHARITY:
We gratefully accept donations to sustain or uplift the delivery of our joyful experiences. Donations will help us procure new technology to enhance our inclusivity, buy new equipment to boost the quality delivery, pay for better quality venues which enable us to run choir and singing related workshops and events, and a whole lot more. With regular donations, we can point these towards the rising costs of running our not for profit and reduce membership fees for our community.
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Thank you so much for considering donating to Cheep Trill in 2026.
Photos by Kate Davies of KD Photography
Some brief testimonials from our current choir members to stir how important putting on this musical is for our community…
At school, I was lucky to be part of a fantastic music department, always involved in musical theatre productions. I loved it—every moment spent singing and performing. But after graduating, life happened. Work, family, everything else took over, and before I knew it, more than 40 years had passed without any opportunities to perform. Cheep Trill offer me this space to create again, to be part of musical theatre. I am so grateful!
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Joining this choir has actually helped me find my way back to myself—to the creative me I had sort of lost touch with over the years. It’s like coming home to that part of me that just needed to be awakened again. And what I love most is that Cheep Trill is so welcoming to everyone, regardless of where we come from or who we are. It’s a beautiful mixture of talent, courage and creativity.
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I’ve always had this urge to sing, to let my voice be heard, but I didn’t want to do it alone. I wanted to be part of something bigger—something where I could sing with others, alongside people who felt the same way, people who understood the joy of creating music together.
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Cheep Trill has literally been a lifesaver for me. There have been times in my life when I didn’t think I’d make it through, but the choir has always been there, offering comfort, connection, and light.
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I was in a difficult situation—feeling isolated, unhappy, and just stuck. Singing has always been a source of comfort for me, and I was looking for a way to reconnect with that joy, that spark, and to find a sense of community, which I have found with Cheep Trill. Being part of a choir also connects me to my Welsh heritage, and honestly, it feels like coming home to something that has always been a part of me.
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I had lost myself somewhere along the way. I found myself unable to answer a simple question from a friend: “What do you like to do in your spare time?” The silence that followed was deafening. I didn’t know who I was anymore. Somewhere between the roles I played and the life I’d built, I had disappeared.
A couple of days later, I was talking to the same friend again, and in a moment of vulnerability, I blurted out, "I like to sing." As soon as the words left my mouth, I felt something stir inside me. It was as if I had uncovered a part of myself I had buried long ago. The next day, I found myself on Google searching for a community choir.
Starting that choir was an act of courage. I had no idea what to expect, and honestly, I was terrified. But something inside me told me I needed to take this step, to rediscover who I was beyond the roles I’d played. And with each rehearsal, with each note sung, I found more courage—not just to sing, but to face harder things in my life. I began to reclaim pieces of myself that I had forgotten existed.
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