Projector Crowdfunding

Cross Hands Cinema has launched a crowdfunding campaign to replace our projector. Our old projector is becoming harder to maintain, and spare parts are difficult to obtain. We need updated digital technology that is more energy-efficient, meets the standards and requirements of the contemporary film industry and our audiences, and allows us to keep doing what we love.

As part of this, we’re offering gifts in kind to donors, from free cinema tickets to private screenings to advertising for local businesses.

Please consider donating to this cause today and help keep the cinema operating.

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Our Existing Equipment

A vintage projector on a wheeled stand in a room, connected to a control panel, with a red wall and a small wooden table nearby.
A room with a large digital cinema projector labeled "Kinoton Digital Cinema" on a table, with a computer monitor displaying a schedule and other electronic equipment nearby. A flexible exhaust duct is connected to the projector, and there are chairs, a red cabinet, and a rack of electronic devices against the wall.
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£1,803 RAISED SO FAR

Last updated: 05/09/2026

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“Volunteers at a historic community venue have launched an urgent fundraising campaign to keep their local screen running. The dedicated team needs to replace an ageing film projector before it breaks down completely and forces screenings to stop.”

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Wales Online

“A small independent cinema set in a village hall which first opened more than 100 years ago is desperately trying to raise funds so it can continue to welcome families for generations to come.”

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Llanelli Star

“The building dates back more than 100 years and used to be funded by local miners giving up 1p from their weekly pay packets”

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Magzter

“While the original hall was constructed some 20-odd years earlier, the hall you see today in Cross Hands opened in the 1930s thanks to the Miners’ Welfare Institute, with the upkeep of the hall being funded by local miners contributing 1p a week from their pay packets.”

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Yahoo!

“But to survive in the long-term the cinema needs funds to improve its technology. A fundraising page has been set up welcoming donations of different amounts.”

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