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Fundraising & Support

As a community-run hall, we rely on the generosity and involvement of local people.
Whether through fundraising events, donations or volunteering, your support helps us maintain, improve and invest in Middleton Village Community Hall for future generations.

Thank you for your support and donations

  • WREN

  • Persimmon homes

  • AB Hamilton

  • John Davidson

  • Bonnyrigg Electrical

  • A S Park Builders

  • Scott McLaren Painter

  • The committee 

  • and Private donations

Volunteering

Middleton Village Community Hall runs on the energy, kindness, and commitment of local volunteers. Every group, event, repair, coffee morning, and celebration is only possible because people like you give a little bit of their time, heart, and skills.

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Volunteering isn’t about being an expert or having loads of spare time — it’s about community, connection, and doing something that genuinely makes a difference.

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Why Volunteering Matters

​🌟 It’s not just money that keeps the hall going, it’s people - Grants and hire fees help keep the lights on, but volunteers keep the community alive. From helping at events to supporting maintenance, from baking a cake to updating a noticeboard, everyone has something they can offer.

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🤝 A little time goes a long way - You don’t need to commit weekly. Even one hour a month helps, whether it’s setting out chairs, helping with a fundraiser, or serving tea at a Coffee Morning.

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🌱 It strengthens our village - Volunteers make Middleton more than a place to live, they make it a community. Each person brings something unique, and every contribution helps create opportunities for others.

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😊 It’s good for you too - Volunteering boosts wellbeing, confidence, purpose and social connection. You’ll meet new people, build friendships, learn new skills and be part of something meaningful.

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🌍 It keeps activities affordable and accessible - Your time helps keep the hall’s costs low, ensuring groups, clubs, children’s activities, and family events remain accessible to everyone, including those who need them most.

Ways You Can Volunteer

​There’s something for every ability, schedule, and personality:​

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Event Support

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Perfect if you can help occasionally.

  • Set up / pack down

  • Run a stall at fairs or quiz nights

  • Bake for fundraisers

  • Decorate the hall for events

Hall Helpers

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Great for practical, hands-on people.

  • Putting out chairs/tables

  • Gardening or planters

  • Small repairs/painting

  • Updating noticeboards

Behind the Scenes

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For those who want a bigger role.

  • Join the committee

  • Help with planning or budgeting

  • Lead projects (accessibility, sustainability, hall upgrades)

No Experience Needed

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​You don’t need qualifications, lots of free time, or a long‑term commitment.
You just need enthusiasm, kindness, and a willingness to help.

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