The proceeds of the popular music and real ale spectacle, on July 2, have been calculated by the organising committee.
The festival’s Avril Kirsopp attended a meeting of Haydon Parish Council last Thursday.
She said £2,500 will go towards this year’s main beneficiary, Tynedale Hospice At Home.
In addition, £250 will go to community magazine the Haydon News; £200 will be made available for Haydon Bridge’s Christmas lights display, with a further £200 going to the village’s Get it Together Society.
Mrs Kirsopp said: “It was a huge success, so a big thank you to everyone who came along and supported the festival.”
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