Thank you for visiting our page to gift a chair.

There are 3 chairs to choose from: A stackable chair for our new Hall, a colourful chair for our Clubroom and Studios, an ergonomic chair for our Workspace. Please leave your name and we will name your chair!

Chairs made possible with generous support from Arper.

Holborn Community Association (HCA) has nearly completed its new building; Holborn House, and now we need to furnish it. We are kindly asking you, the community, to donate a chair toward our new hall, reception, studios, clubrooms, and workspace.

Beginning life as Holborn Boys Club in the 1920s our Community Association is in its centenary year and at 100 years old it is one of the oldest in London. The new Holborn House, on Emerald Street Passageway, replaces our previously rundown, inaccessible home, with a building that reflects the strength and history of this community, makes the centre and its critical work visible, and creates a welcoming and pleasurable place for everyone.

Holborn House, designed by local practice 6a architects, is an open, outward-looking building that provides tall, sunlit new spaces and facilities designed for dual use of community activities and event hires. A new public artwork by artist Caragh Thuring maps histories from HCAs archives across the glass façade, tiling and woven panelling.

The new building has a big character and a big heart -

HCA look forward to welcoming you in!

If you are able and would like to help buy a chair, furniture manufacturer, Arper has generously offered their chairs at half price.

65 Juno stackable chairs...... £65 each

24 Catifa studio chairs...... £95 each

5 Catifa office chairs...... £460 each

Holborn House has been made possible thanks to the generous support of :

Arper, Arts Council England, Camden Council, Camden Council Street Licensing, City Bridge Trust, Thomas Dane Gallery, GLA Good Growth Fund, Hargrave Foundation, HS2 Community and Environment Fund, Hobson Trust, Highways departments, Ize, Junckers, Little Greene, London Marathon Charitable Trust, Marshalls Stone, Power to Change, Sport England, 3 VB Charitable Trust and 29th May Charitable Trust and many private individuals from across the community

HCA has gone to enormous efforts to find funding for building the new centre, if you as an individual or as a company would like to help with a larger donation or provide future patronage of one or more services please contact the director directly. We would welcome your involvement.

For further information on HCA, please contact:

Paul Crozier, Director at Paul.crozier@holborncommunity.co.uk

www.holborncommunity.co.uk