NOAH Trustee Lord Bill McKenzie has passed away
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of NOAH’s longest-serving Trustee, Lord Bill McKenzie, who passed away yesterday morning.
In a collective school effort, Park Lea Primary School have kindly created Easter cards to bring a bit of extra easter happiness to our clients that need it most.
Tustone Technical Services have fixed 30 laptops to support students at the NOAH Academy.
NOAH is hosting an afternoon tea at The Old Palace Lodge, to help raise funds for local vulnerable people.
Friends of NOAH enjoyed an outstanding evening at the Masquerade Opera in aid of NOAH.
NOAH Welfare Centre were thrilled to welcome Matt and the team from Bristol City FC who kindly donated a huge selection of hot meals in advance of their match against Luton Town FC in January.
NOAH receives match day marketing support from Luton Town FC.
NOAH’s training academy have welcomed a brand new collection of tools and materials thanks to local business Fast Mover Tools.
We are thrilled to announce that our 2021 has exceeded our goal to raise £10,000 for people rough-sleeping and vulnerable this winter in Luton and Central Bedfordshire.
If you’re looking for an evening out this winter while helping a local cause, then look no further than a night of charity opera.
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of NOAH’s longest-serving Trustee, Lord Bill McKenzie, who passed away yesterday morning.