Dickens Fellowship

The Dickens Fellowship is a worldwide association that was founded in 1902, bringing together individuals from various backgrounds who share a deep appreciation for the life and works of Charles Dickens. With the aim to foster friendship and promote the knowledge and appreciation of Dickens's literary contributions, the Fellowship also endeavors to spread the love of humanity exemplified in his works. Additionally, the Fellowship provides charitable support in line with Dickens's values.

Headquartered at the Charles Dickens Museum in London, England, the Fellowship has branches across the globe, including the UK, USA, Australia, Canada, and many more. The Annual Conference, open to all members, governs the Fellowship. Key representatives, including branch secretaries, comprise the Council, which appoints its own Chairman and a management committee to address routine matters.

The Fellowship boasts esteemed Patrons such as Mark Charles Dickens and Miriam Margolyes OBE. With a rich history and a commitment to preserving Dickens's legacy, the Dickens Fellowship offers a valuable network for Dickens enthusiasts worldwide