Each year, FCC adopts a local charity for which we fundraise from January to December through concerts, carol-singing, collections and other events.
Among our good causes in recent years have been Emmaus Norfolk and Waveney, NARS: the Norfolk Accident Rescue Service, Norfolk SEN Network, Disability and Development Partners, and the Anne Robson Trust.
This year we are supporting a local East Anglian Children's Hospice: The Nook, in Poringland, just south of Norwich. Our 2026 charity concert will be at the Poringland Community Centre, so please come along and help us raise money for this good cause.
Our 2025 charity was Emmaus Norfolk and Waveney, which offers a home, work opportunities and personal support to people experiencing homelessness. Our Golden Anniversary Concert at the Assembly House, street performances and Mustard quartet's Christmas pub tour added up to a big cheque for £2,893.54.
Among our good causes in recent years have been Emmaus Norfolk and Waveney, NARS: the Norfolk Accident Rescue Service, Norfolk SEN Network, Disability and Development Partners, and the Anne Robson Trust.
FCC Charity 2026
This year we are supporting a local East Anglian Children's Hospice: The Nook, in Poringland, just south of Norwich. Our 2026 charity concert will be at the Poringland Community Centre, so please come along and help us raise money for this good cause.FCC Charity 2025
Our 2025 charity was Emmaus Norfolk and Waveney, which offers a home, work opportunities and personal support to people experiencing homelessness. Our Golden Anniversary Concert at the Assembly House, street performances and Mustard quartet's Christmas pub tour added up to a big cheque for £2,893.54.FCC Charity 2024
In 2024 we raised over £2,400 for NARS: the Norfolk Accident Rescue Service.
Norfolk Accident Rescue Service is a charity providing life-saving volunteer clinicians for emergencies such as cardiac arrest, serious falls, road traffic collisions and seizures.
Established in 1970, NARS has a team of around 50 volunteer doctors, nurses, critical care paramedics, paramedics and first responders attending over 1,500 emergency calls every year in Norfolk.
NARS does not receive government funding, and relies on the generosity of people in Norfolk.
