Non profit organisations in Armagh, Northern Ireland - Page 3

Established in Markethill, 1995

We are organising a raffle in aid of Friends of the Cancer Centre Prizes are detailed in the pinned post...

A social club in rural Armagh for people to celebrate connection, conversation, and good old-fashioned craic!

Ten:10: A Christian youth group, based in Armagh Elim Church, for those who are in Year 8 and above!

Supporting communities through reconciliation, wellbeing and shared landscapes, heritage and connections.

Art Club, meets in Armagh on 1st & 3rd Saturday of the month. Chat, tutors, events and exhibitions.

Pioneer Association

Refuge pour les chats errants et chiens errants d ARMAGH , je suis la fondatrice, bénévole

Building sustainable business networks, making savings and doing your bit for the environment...This project is part-financed by the European Union's Regional Development Fund

We are a: Global House of Prayer; Retreat & Renewal Centre; Missions Training School & Conference Facility.

Based in Markethill Co Armagh

Mná Árd Mhacha is a group of Armagh Women who came together to raise awareness of & fight injustice

Car Show & Craft Fayre to raise money for RJMH and CAH Neonatal Units

This is the page for the Armagh Cancer Research Charity shop. Contact Number 02837528175

Derek Parr Annaghmore, Northern Ireland 07711737551

pre-loved store, tea & coffee house, community lunches, after school hangout, parents and tots mornings - all happening weekly. Plus we’re creating a storehouse for those in crisis...

Macmillan Charity Fundraiser

We are 6 students from City of Armagh High School representing Northern Ireland in the LandRover 4x4 Challenge World Championship.

Penya Blaugrana de Armagh is a nonprofit organisation uniting FC Barcelona supporters in Northern Ireland www.fcbni.co.uk ¡Visca Barça! ¡Visca Catalunya!

We aim to help those in need who wouldn’t be entitled to other help. The working poor are increasing.

Living Well Living Longer is a Beacon service designed to help people over the age of 60 to live safely and independently in their own community.