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Rowheath Restoration Project

Restore Bournville's Hidden Gem

Trinity Christian Centre is the charity which manages Rowheath Pavilion, located in Bournville, Birmingham. The pavilion is a vital community hub for Bournville and surrounds, and is a welcoming space for everyone; irrespective of belief or conviction. The grounds and pavilion consist of sports grounds, parkland, playground, cafe, bar, weddings & events venue, and community space. 

Our building is old and in desperate need of restoring to its original glory: from roof fixtures, window replacement and general maintenance, we would be grateful for any donation to help us to complete this work and keep the building open.

The purpose of upcoming restoration projects is to save the historic building from becoming dilapidated, improving the functionality of the centre by creating accessibility throughout the entire site and to ensure the building is an appealing place to be with friends and family all year round. 


The Gathering Launch

We are relaunching our onsite bar under a new name: The Gathering. The name was a popular choice with our existing guests and bar staff; it helps convey a message of community spirit and reflects the Christian values of our charity, TCC.

To improve these facilities, we need a large pot of money to complete this work. We have already received a very generous £20,000 from the National Lottery Community Fund, and £3,500 from the Benefact Trust, however, we still require a further £16,500 to make the project possible. 

We aim to create a welcoming, family-friendly, vibrant space for all, where you can enjoy our facilities in a gorgeous, open plan space. We have 100 years of sporting heritage, which is why investing in our sports bar is so important.


Other ways to give

B30 Foodbank

Rowheath Pavilion is a drop off location for B30 Foodbank. Drop off is available in the entry way by the toilets, open from 9am - 5pm.

Network Four

Rowheath Pavilion is a drop off location for shoes to support at-risk and vulnerable individuals to overcome poverty, deprivation and criminality and build a brighter future.

The Bike Project

Rowheath Pavilion is a drop off location for secondhand bikes that are fixed up and donated to refugees and people seeking asylum in Birmingham.