Charities In Northumberland

Newcastle Male chorus is dedicated to upholding the great choral tradition of male voice singing in the North East, through the study and practice of choral music in order to foster the public knowledge and appreciation of such music by public performance. It supports other charities and voluntary groups in the region.

Promotion of knowledge of Ornithology through meetings, field observation and dissemination of information to interested persons.

The Charity's main purpose is to award grants to those who provide either facilities or services for sport, recreation or other leisure time occupation for the benefit of people living in Ashington and the surrounding area. Also to assist individuals in their personal development in their chosen sport or recreation through the award of grants.

Use of Crookham Village Hall to provide social events for the inhabitants of Crookham and surrounding areas. These include village evenings, evening meals, coffee mornings and lunches, and use of the Hall as a venue for society meetings, including an Art Club, Book Club, Gardeners' Club, Knit & Natter, and local history and archaeology (TillVAS). The hall is available for private hire.

Maintaining and managing Norham Village Hall for the benefit of residents of the village and surrounding area.

W.I. is based on the ideals of fellowship, truth, tolerance and justice. To improve and develop conditions of rural life and advance the education of women in citizenship in public questions both national and international, in music drama and other cultural subjects plus instruction and training in all branches of agriculture handicrafts home economics health and social welfare.

Community football club

We operate for the well-being of the community and for the public benefit in the area of Alnwick, by promoting social inclusion and preventing people from feeling socially excluded. We assist them to integrate into society through recreation and other leisure time activities.

The Harbottle Show Association puts on a traditional country show in Harbottle every year.

Based in Ponteland, Northumberland we are a choir of 30-40 members, and we sing a wide variety of music, from musical theatre to classical pieces. We perform two concerts a year and occasionally we are asked to perform at other events such as local charities and community groups in the Northumberland and Tyne and Wear areas.

Providing facilities for Army Cadets and a Youth Club for 7 to 13 year olds meeting weekly., and other charities or occasional meetings

Berwick & District Friends of Dementia supports persons in the district of Berwick-upon-Tweed who are diagnosed with mild to moderate dementia, and their families and carers. It does this by means of social opportunities and appropriate activities. Its main undertaking is Alz Cafe, held each Thursday in a rented premises in Berwick for social activity, and refreshments are provided.

Bingo, Dances, Badmington/Table Tennis Etc, Hire Of Hall & Equipment

fund raising with our children such as family discos and fayres

The Council promotes the activities of the three operating trusts

Gives charitable grants to students who are undertaking further education in rural land management and livestock auctioneering. Grants may be given in the form of money or books and equipment

Makes grants to people

Village Hall for social and recreational use by the local community.

By providing accessible rehearsals, open to all, at an affordable price, while performing at a number ofevents for low or no price.There is no audition or requirement to be able to read music to join, emphasis is put on inclusivity inmangement of the choir. Guidance on reading music is given in rehearsals

To raise funds for the Selefirst School by holding events at school for parents and children to attend

Fund Raising For 1st school

hosting a variety of activities and events, including hosting Highlights Rural Theatre Touring companies

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation and protection of seals in the North East of England and throughout the UK through rescue, treatment, rehabilitation and release back into the wild.

Bursaries are available to students resident within the Parishes of Cartington, Hepple, Hesleyhurst, Rothbury, Snitter, Thropton and Tosson and the parts of the Parishes of Brinkburn, Hollinghill and Netherton that lie within the Ancient Parish of Rothbury. Applicants should be from 18 years to under the age of 25 (as of the 01.10 of the current year) and pursuing a course of Higher Education.

Village hall.