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The Roseisle Hall Trustees select two local charities each year to support. Funds are raised through a range of community activities including coffee mornings, talks, ceilidhs and quiz nights. These events aim to bring people together while supporting worthwhile local causes. Below are the charities that we are supporting throughout 2026.
Moray Fresh Start SCIO is a local charity which was started in 2008 under the auspices of the Scottish Church Housing Action Group. They are committed to supporting homeless people in Moray when they move into new tenancies. Many of the basic essentials which most of us take for granted are unaffordable, especially for those without a family to help them.
Moray Fresh Start SCIO is a local charity which was started in 2008 under the auspices of the Scottish Church Housing Action Group. They are committed to supporting homeless people in Moray when they move into new tenancies. Many of the basic essentials which most of us take for granted are unaffordable, especially for those without a family to help them.
Moray Inshore Rescue Organisation (MIRO) was first formed in July of 2005 when it became apparent that there was a real need for a dedicated rescue service to cover Findhorn bay and its approaches. The Maritime Coastguard Agency (MCA) subsequently agreed with the need for a dedicated rescue service and tasked MIRO to cover not only Findhorn bay and its approaches but also the inshore waters of the Moray Firth between Burghead and Nairn
Moray Inshore Rescue Organisation (MIRO) was first formed in July of 2005 when it became apparent that there was a real need for a dedicated rescue service to cover Findhorn bay and its approaches. The Maritime Coastguard Agency (MCA) subsequently agreed with the need for a dedicated rescue service and tasked MIRO to cover not only Findhorn bay and its approaches but also the inshore waters of the Moray Firth between Burghead and Nairn
CRISIS
RNLI
Ladybird Development Group
Lossiemouth Men's Shed
Breast Cancer Now
Beeline Community Transport
CRISIS at Christmas
Moray Fresh Start
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