Venues for fundraisers and charity nights venues
Quiz nights, race nights and charity dances need a cheap room with a bar, a microphone and plenty of tables. Clubs and community halls are often the best value, and some offer lower rates for charities.
Choose your town
Venues for fundraisers and charity nights in each town we cover.
Reading
1 room · up to 300 guests · Berkshire
See the roomBolton
2 rooms · up to 80 guests · Greater Manchester
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Bury
3 rooms · up to 150 guests · Greater Manchester
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1 room · up to 150 guests · Greater Manchester
See the roomWolverhampton
2 rooms · up to 200 guests · West Midlands
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Every room we list for fundraisers, biggest first.
Dunstall Hill Community Centre
Low Hill Community Centre
Unsworth Cricket Club
Northern Monkey Tap Room
Bolton Masonic Hall
What to look for
- Charity or community rates
- Tables and chairs for a quiz or raffle
- A microphone and PA
- A bar run by the venue, or rules on selling your own drinks
- Whether ticketed events are allowed
Questions people ask
Can I sell alcohol at a fundraiser in a hall?
Only if the hall is licensed or you give a temporary event notice to the council. Our hall hire guide explains the rules.
Do venues give charities a discount?
Many community centres do. Reading's council halls, for example, list lower rates for charity and not-for-profit groups.
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