Rock Choir support RASASC

Thanks to the amazing members of Farnham, Guildford and Godalming Rock Choir for their amazing flashmob performance in support of RASASC as part of Guildford Fringe Festival, which raised over £1,000 towards our vital work.

The choir, led by Tom George, surprised shoppers with a cover of Lewis Capaldi’s ‘Someone You Loved’, during which choir members removed their coats to reveal bright orange RASASC Surrey t-shirts, allowing shoppers to donate to RASASC’s work via a QR code.


They followed the flashmob with performances of several more songs, including Space Man, Call me and Sweet Child of Mine.

Fundraising Manager Helen Stanley said:


“On behalf of everyone at RASASC Surrey, I just want to say a huge thank you to Tom and the Rock Choir for their incredible support, and beautiful performances on Saturday.


“Our whole team was really moved, not just by our flashmob song, but how everyone from the choir came together to make the charity feel supported and promoted. We had so much positive feedback from the people watching and then donating as a result of the performances and Tom’s kind words.


“This has been one of our most important events both for donations and awareness raising and we can’t wait to work with you again. It meant a lot to us all.”


To find out more about Rock Choir in your area, visit their website 

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