Membership
A word from our Director…
Becoming a member of Leeds Sanctuary entitles you to attend the following activities at no further cost:
Monday Mindfulness - approximately 42 weekly sessions per year,
Leeds Craftivists - 12 monthly sessions per year,
Social Justice Lunches - 4 quarterly lunches per year,
Sketch Walks - approximately 5 per year,
The Enneagram Book Club - approximately 10 sessions per year, and
An annual flagship event.
You’ll also receive:
Our monthly newsletter
Priority booking access (for the Social Justice Lunches and Sketch Walks), and
An annual magazine.
Becoming a Leeds Sanctuary member costs £15 per month, or £20 per month if you’d like to subscribe to our “pay-it-forward” option, which will enable us to continue to offer free tickets to people who cannot afford to pay for our activities.
Prefer to remain a member of only your favourite communities? No problem!
Please click on the links below to visit the specific page of the community you’d like to become a member of.
We are committed to fundraising in legal, open, honest and respectful ways, in line with the Code of Fundraising Practice, which is why we are registered with the Fundraising Regulator.
“Well designed event with nutritious food to put us all in a good mood and then two excellent speakers. I was fascinated to learn of the history of public transport in Leeds…” Social Justice Lunch attendee
“It's lovely to have an excuse to look differently at a place you see all the time.” Sketch Walk attendee
“As first timer at exploring this subject area, I felt welcomed and encouraged by others in the group.” Enneagram Book Club member
“Sometimes I find it useful to remember to stop and breathe and notice with a different focus. The regular sessions have really helped to give shape and discipline to my week.” Monday Mindfulness member
“Eleanor has created a space that I can trust and know I can bring any issue to.” Have Your Voice Heard member
“As a Christian, I am glad that I can still 'celebrate' Christmas while embracing my recent sorrow and anger at the same time. I do not have to pretend to be joyful at the Blue Christmas service. It also helps to soothe my pain.” Blue Christmas attendee