Charities In Northumberland

Castle Morpeth Bridge Club provides all the facilities for playing duplicate bridge at St James Community Hall Morpeth.The club is affiliated to the English Bridge Union and welcomes players of all abilities. Full details on our website www.bridgewebs.com/castlemorpeth

We provide sporting and recreational facilities to the village and parish of Wark, Northumberland. This includes cricket and football pitches for rent, a children's playground, a 5-a-side pitch, floodlit training areas and a large pavilion that can be used for parties, weddings, receptions et al.

Providing service to the local community and raising funds for local, national and international charities.

Undertake, present and publish research into the local history of the Hexham area of Northumberland

To maintain a Museum collection. The collection is currently incorporated with the Newcastle Discovery Museum, operated by Tyne & Wear Museums, with whom the Trustees have a Loan Agreement.

Tyneside A Cappella is an amateur chorus which meets weekly to learn and develop their musical knowledge and to perform in the local and wider area for a variety of charities and good causes.

Maintenance of an outdoor centre / bunkhouse facility for use by local organisations involved with providing recreational and outdoor opportunities for young people and others interested in outdoor pursuits.

The charity is a village hall which provides a meeting place for local groups eg mother toddlers group, yoga class, whist drives, dominoe groups, WI, parish council, show committee meetings.

The Charity which is a Village Hall exists as a facility/meeting place for all activities currently undertaken by people in the community. The usage of the Village Hall is currently taken up with Billiards/Snooker Club, Badminton Club, Dog Training Classes, Carpet Bowls for Over Fifties, rehearsal facility for Music Groups, venue for Annual Flower Show and generally as a place for Social Events.

Public Hall and as a place of recreation for the inhabitants of the Parish of Hedgeley and the surrounding area.

M.A.S. is a local history society that presents a series of lectures, outings and an annual exhibitiion.It is also actively trying to establish a local museum/heritage centre based on The Society's own collection.

Fundraising for school events and pyhsical development within the school.

Welfare of serving and ex-serving Air Force people and their dependants

Scout Group

Fairs, discos, tombolas, competitions, sports events, socials, quizzes and bingo.

The hall is used for the benefit of the residents of Cresswell and local communitiesThe activities it is used for include: meetings, yoga classes, craft fairs, parties, wedding receptions and as the local Polling station.

To advance the education and to provide or assist in the provision of facilities for the recreation and other leisure-time activities for the Hindu community in the North East of England in the interests of their social welfare and with the object of improving their conditions of life.

We are a home school association fundraising to enable the children at our school to benefit from activities and experiences which may not be possible without our support.

Weekly rehearsals leading to concerts of choral works in Berwick upon Tweed and surrounding area usually twice a year.

a) Sponsoring Chair in the field of Construction at Teesside University.b) making cash awards to students for their application and excellence of achievement.c) Other awards within the objects of the Foundation.

village hall for the community and surronding areas use at a rental cost

Dunston Silver Band is a brass band based in Dunston in Gateshead, which performs in the Second Section in the North of England area. We rehearse twice-weekly and perform regularly at local events, concerts and contests. We also run a youth band, and through this offer free tuition, fun educational activities and use of instruments to any individual wishing to learn to play.

To make grants in pursuit of charitable objects described below.

Education/trainingRecreation

Area Civil Parish of Kirkwhelpington.Grants to1) Schools serving the area for benefits not provided by Education Authority.2) Individuals under 25 who are or have parent living in area to assist education including social and physical training.3) Organisations in the area providing education including social and physical training for young people under 25.