Charities In Northumberland

Responsible for the management and maintenance of a community building on behalf of the residents of Langley-On-Tyne and surrounding district. The building is hired out to individuals and organisations for a variety of educational, social and recreational activities.

The Felling Band Rehearses once per week on a regular basis. The band's goal is to play brass band music within the Gateshead borough and educate local people about brass banding. The band currently competes several times throughout the year within the Second Section.

Relief of poverty by provision of food and other items to people in need

General charitable activities

Friends of St. Peter's Church Bywell pay a small membership fee to join, with all receipts being held to help towards maintenance costs of the Grade 1 listed historic building. In addition, the trustees organise and arrange a small number of fund raising events each year (usually three). All proceeds from the events go to this charity.

For the benefit of the public to further the conservation and preservation of the red squirrel species primarily but not exclusively in the Ponteland area and to advance the education of the public in the study of red squirrels and in their conservation and habitat preservation

The provision of equipment, facilities and space to learn and play the sport of Lawn bowls

We educate the public in the area of the North Pennines in the history of mineral extraction and work to preserve, protect, and develop sites of historical interest connected with the industry and in particular, and for the public benefit, co-operate with and assist Durham County Council in the preservation, protection and development and improvement of the museum at Killhope.

Supports local community. Helps further education within community. Supports resolutions to government to try to improve climate change. Environment & other areas - different resolutions submitted yearly. Provides meeting place for local people to air their views.

PROVIDING EDUCATION, TRAINING, PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, TRAVEL, SKILL DEVELOPMENT FOR THOSE LIVING IN RURAL COMMUNITIES WITHIN THE COUNTIES LISTED.

We enjoy social and educational meetings and offer friendship to any women in the villages, particularly those new to the area. We provide a visible presence, helping in the local community and also operating a small walking group open to any local women. We fundraise for local charities and take responsibility for making the villages more visually attractive by planting tubs + containers.

helping in supporting local activities for the benefit of others

The PTFA run various fun raising events during the academic year to raise money for the school.

Grants to students in full time education living in the Ninebanks area

The Association provides over 50 allotments in Berwick-Upon-Tweed on the Elizabethan ramparts close to Ravensdowne. Vacant allotments are allocated on a first-come first-served basis to residents of Berwick and the surrounding area. If you would like an allotment please contact the allotment association direct by using their website at www.lionshouseallotments.com

First Act Theatre trains children and young people in aspects of theatre skills in the North East of England.

Charitable assistance was given to three local benevolent funds.

General charitable purposes,including education/training, the advancement of health, disability, the prevention/relief of poverty, overseas aid, religious activities, helping elderly, young & disabled people as well as the general public and other charities/voluntary bodies by making grants to individuals & organisations

The Friends of Chollerton Churches is established to beautify and assist in the general maintenance of the fabric and grounds of the Parish Churches of Saint Giles, Chollerton and Saint Christopher's Gunnerton in the diocese of Newcastle and to preserve and protect them as places of Christian worship.

To aid the sons or orphans who are over 14 years of age of clergymen who are or have been resident in the Diocese of Newcastle who do not possess sufficient means to defray the cost of affording the youths a proper education

Teaching, training and organizing events for young Chess players in the North East of England

Coffee Mornings, Pea & Pie Suppers, Fashion Shows, Stalls at shows, Entertainment evenings.

Byrness village hall provides recreation facilities for people in the area. There are weekly craft groups of card making and patchwork/quilting.Throughout the year there are social events for both children and adults eg halloween party, new years eve.The hall is also available for hire by private groups and is used by the parish council, whist groups , church groups etc.

The charity operates in Northumberland. It provides additional resources and equipment for children at Red Row First School. It also subsidises the cost of trips for pupils, especially those experiencing financial hardship. This also applies for residential trips away from school.

IMPROVE AND DEVELOPE CONDITIONS OF RURAL IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONSTITION AND RULES OF THE WOMEM'S INSTITUTE