Our supporters
and those we work with
History of Support
We are grateful for help received from so many people:
October 2020
The Co-op made us a local Community Good Cause.
May 2019
Karen from Monkseaton donated her late father’s table saw and several tools.
December 2018
Carol from Cramlington donated a large number of tools, which had been collected by her friend.
January 2018
The Junction Café, part of the dynamic Stakeford Methodist Church donated £100 to our Shed.
December 2017
Tom Fraser donated an A3 printer and a very large television screen.
Stakeford Methodist Church donated £40 after a picture talk given by Rob and Keith Nicholson.
September 2017
Sue Metcalfe donated tools and materials – a vast treasure of high quality items, which had been collected by her late father, Mr Fred Metcalfe. He must have been a wonderfully capable craftsman.
April 2017
Jack Neal of Zurich insurance helps us to find a very reasonable policy
March 2017
Northumberland Community Chest fund award us a grant of more than £1,300! We buy some quality machine tools.
February 2017
Lloyds Bank gave us a free business ‘Treasurers Account’.
January 2017
Keith Nicholson gave us help to write a Health and Safety policy, a risk assessment, an Equal Opportunities policy, a safeguarding policy and a Vulnerable Adults statement.
North East Organics donated four huge vices they had on an outside potting bench.
December 2016
Marc Johnson from Northumberland CVA gave us advice about writing a constitution and applying for grants.
Tom Fraser gave us a Christmas present of two huge boxes of woodworking magazines.
November 2016
Seaton Park Medical group allow us to attend their community day. New members hear about us and talking to other community groups provides us with lots of guidance.
Tom gives unending help and guidance setting up a website.
September 2016
David K gives us a router bench. Norman gives us a large number of tools.
April 2016
Mrs Burchall gives us tools and materials collected by her late husband.
February 2016
Keith Nicholson and the Trustees of Earth Balance 2000.
Keith got a Lottery fund grant, he advertised locally and he persuaded the Trustees to let us use the grass roofed electrical control building.