Seven Dials Covent Garden is a unique quarter of London whose star-shaped layout remains as constructed in the early 1690s. It was brought back to life largely through the dedication of the Seven Dials Trust, working in partnership with the local authorities and landowners for nearly forty years.

  To raise funds for the work of the Trust, we offer the opportunity to select and dedicate a significant year from 1694, when the Seven Dials Sundial Pillar was first erected, to date.

  Your chosen year and the name of the sponsor and/or the dedicatee will be permanently recorded on the Year Donors' Plaque facing the Dials.

See the current list of Year Donors to check availability of years. 

  Each subscriber also receives a signed and numbered limited edition (500) collotype of Seven Dials c.1750, measuring 184 x 162 cms. Taken from a painting by William Hodges, it is drawn by trustee Paul Draper, one of the country's leading architectural illustrators. Paul dedicates each collotype individually with the wording of your choice. 

Seven Dials c.1750. Limited edition collotype by trusee Paul Draper after William Hodges.

Year Donors Plaque (L) and Time Plaque (R) facing The Dials.

  The one-off cost of sponsorship is: £500 if gift-aid can be claimed | £625 without gift-aid.

Year Donors' Forms

  To donate as a company please use this form: Year Donors' form Companies

  To donate as an individual please use this form: Year Donors' form Individuals + Gift Aid