Charities In Northumberland

To provide and maintain a village hall/community centre for the residents of Stonehaugh and the surrounding area which is roughly thought of as the Wark Parish boundary. The hall is used for social and educational puposes and is available for hire.

Offers opportunities for Artists of all levels to display and sell own work to the general public.The centre offers art tuition to the general public. It also passes on information relevant for the visitor and tourist visiting Northumberland.

Village hall available for hire for parties, club activities and fund raising events

The charity owns, maintains and runs the Haydon Bridge Community Centre. This includes organising the hire of the premises by community groups, educational and social organisations and for recreational activities.

provides building for use by the community for recreational,sporting and educational activities

Giving grants to widows and widowers of deceased anglican clergy in the diocese of Newcastle Upon Tyne.

What a Wonderful World is based in Alnwick and its activities reach people across Northumberland. We ran a Climate Action Day in October 2021 in the run up to Cop26 and a full weekend festival of arts, science and the natural world in June 2022, June 2023 and June 2024 Planning is underway for a 4th festival June 27-29th 2025.

Provides positive, stimulating and enjoyable out-of-school activities for all 6 to 13 year olds resident or at school in the Seaton Valley wards of Northumberland which is an area with no other activities available but does have a high level of anti-social behaviour especially related to alcohol and drug misuse. The HI seeks to offer diversionary activities to challenge this behaviour.

We are an all inclusive drama and musical society with a youth theatre. We perform throughout Northumberland and Tyneside. Our aim is to be an inclusive organisation. This is a holding note only until a full note can be prepared.

Provides education and training to promote appreciation of the visual arts. Through access and use of our own studio, we have a full range of activities including life and portrait sessions as well as workshops and lectures.

Provision of facilities for village sports and social activities

Cappella Newcastle (founded in 1960 as Cappella Novocastriensis), specialises in singing music for worship and often sings unaccompanied. Cappella sings in churches throughout the North East, as well as giving several major concerts each year. The repertoire is varied and ambitious, ranging from English renaissance composers to contemporary works by Whitacre and Jackson.

Provides buildings/facilities for sport and recreation

Dancing classes, judo, karate, weight watchers, community meetings, meeting and coffee mornings for over 60, fun days coach trips for families on low income or unemployed,

The Foundation brings together staff, students, parents, members of the community and grant providers with the joint vision of enhancing the education and life experiences of the students from Collingwood School & Media Arts College. It also provides opportunities for family learning and activities for students from the wider community.

Renting rooms and space for local organisations,

Scouting exists to actively engage and support young people in their personal development,empowering them to make a positive contribution to society. This Group based in Stocksfield and supports young people aged between 6 and 14 as Beavers, Cubs and Scouts.

We at Hilltop Farm animal sanctuary, generate donations in the following ways.Fundraising events with local businessesOffering educational days out at the sanctuary for local school children and adults with learning difficultiesAppeals through social media and radio, these are our main sources of income

Our charitable purpose is the advancement of education and, in particular, the education of older people and those who are retired from full time work by all means, including associated activities conducive to learning and personal development.

Our objective is to improve society through supporting the most vulnerable. We specialise in supporting vulnerable young people into Education, Employment, or Training (EET) that may otherwise become NEET.

To assist charities and individuals in the Hexham and Hexhamshire areas

Cramlington Table Tennis Club is about making table tennis accessible to as many people as possible regardless of their ability. Our object is the promotion of community participation in a healthy activity by the provision of facilities for playing table tennis.

To advance education of public in appreciation of music & in particular piano music through provision of recitals & concerts via such other charitable ways that trustees may determine from time to time. Our educational aims have been achieved through our continued promotion of piano recitals of classical music given entirely by professional artists of international renown.

An amateur choir performing four concerts annually - sacred and secular works. Some concerts engage professional musicians contributing to high standards. Social events take place throughout the year as do fundraising activities.

Over the next ten years the Foundation's strategy will be to focus primarily on increasing access to enterprise for young people in the North East of England through the provision of funding for projects and activities that support young people to consider self-employment as a realistic career option.