Find that Charity | GB-NIC-103489

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Description

(1) To advance the arts, culture and cultural heritage in Northern Ireland (the "area of benefit"), in particular New Orleans jazz and second line parade performances, by: (i) promoting and presenting performances, parades, concerts and other events; (ii) promoting jazz as part of an expanded music education curriculum; (iii) encouraging and facilitating participation, particularly by young people, in jazz performances and parades; (iv) raising awareness, understanding and appreciation of New Orleans jazz and its associated traditions among the public. (2) To promote reconciliation, social cohesion, religious and racial harmony and equality and diversity through the medium of music and also through shared experience, cultural engagement and musical celebration. (3) To promote and publish research into the musical heritage of Deny and its environs.

Also known as

Second Line (NI

CCNI Charity number

103489

Registered

15 September 2015

Postcode

BT48 7ND

Website

facebook.com/secondlineni?ref=hl

Latest income

£16 (on 30 June 2018)

This organisation record is based on data from Charity Commission for Northern Ireland charity search published by Charity Commission for Northern Ireland.

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Second Line

GB-NIC-103489

Locations

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Registered Office in the UK

Derry City and Strabane

Second Line

GB-NIC-103489

Themes and activities

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This organisation has been classified using different categories:

International Classification of Non-profit and Third Sector Organizations (ICNP/TSO)

ICNP/TSO categories have been automatically assigned from a machine learning model, as part of the UK Charity Classification project.

Religious congregations I10

UK Charity Activity Tags

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Beneficiary group BE » Racial; ethnic or national communities BE111
Beneficiary group BE » People with disabilities BE200
Society SO » Religious; racial or cross-border harmony SO107

What the charity does (CCNI)

What the charity does as chosen by the organisation in their annual return to Charity Commission for Northern Ireland. Organisations can chose multiple categories.

The advancement of education
The advancement of citizenship or community development
The advancement of the arts/culture/heritage or science
The advancement of human rights/conflict resolution or reconciliation or the promotion of religious or racial harmony or equality and diversity

Who the charity helps (CCNI)

Who the charity helps as chosen by the organisation in their annual return to Charity Commission for Northern Ireland. Organisations can chose multiple categories.

Children (5-13 year olds)
Ethnic minorities
General public
Interface communities
Older people
Sensory disabilities
Voluntary and community sector
Youth (14-25 year olds)

How the charity works (CCNI)

How the charity works as chosen by the organisation in their annual return to Charity Commission for Northern Ireland. Organisations can chose multiple categories.