Their participation in the television show resulted in the location of multiple missing persons who were then reunited with their families.
The choir was founded in 2014 by music producer James Hawkins and Clare Cook with the aim of bringing together families with missing loved ones.
[1] In addition to emotional expression and support, choir members hope to reach people who may have information about those who are missing; their performances include showing their names and faces to the audience.
The choir auditioned for the 11th series of Britain's Got Talent in 2017, performing a song written by James Hawkins, Simon Rhodes and lyrics by Peter Boxell, father of Lee Boxell who disappeared in 1988.
[6][4][3] They received four yeses and advanced to the live semi-finals, where they performed "Wings" by Birdy, with one member singing the first verse and the rest of the choir joining in for the chorus.