Arts Charities That specialise in Film

Rutland Rotaract Family Support Centre aims to provide social, recreational, educational and therapeutic support to children and young people (0-25) with special educational needs or disabilities, and their families.This includes swimming and riding lessons, Carers' Choir, Film Club and Family Support drop-in sessions and a range of holiday activities and social events.

Events, classes and clubs organised by the residents of the village of Horspath. This includes classes for Yoga, Pilates, Art and Craft, table tennis, computer confidence, line dancing and a film club. There is a community cafe, we have lost our post office .The hall has talks, anniversary celebrations, children's birthday parties, a local produce market.Horspath is just outside Oxford City

We all suggest the films we would like to see then vote to select those that get screened. A short film (perhaps of educational or cultural significance) is screened before the main feature, then we hold a discussion group for all to exchange views and learn about the film. Free transport is available for the infirm and we charge the bare minimum to enable as many as possible to join us.

The Friends of St Wilfrid's School raises funds which are used by St Wilfrid's School to purchase additional resources for use by children associated with the school. Activities include the organisation of discos, film nights and skating at the school; family discos and a Summer Ball at local venues, and the school Summer Fair which forms part of the activities for the Grappenhall Walking Day.

Our aim is to provide a big screen cinema experience for the people of Bideford and the surrounding area. We show a variety of films, including a wide range of recent releases, and also occasionally work with local community groups and independent film makers for particular events. We also work with other local charities.

To advance public knowledge, understanding and appreciation of the Arts, particularly of Film and allied visual techniques.The Society arranges showings of films to its members and to the public particularly but not exclusively in the Regal Theatre, Minehead; and will promote the study and appreciation of films by means of lectures, discussions and exhibitions.

school Summer and X-mas fairs, film nights and quiz nights, trips and fun events for school children

Talks and Films: Organising talks and films that promote education and foster discussion and reflection from an equality and diversity perspective Exhibitions: Organising a programme of art exhibitions with partners that address themes of equality and diversityEducation: Arranging courses and other opportunities that enable people to gain new skills and opportunities

Lending of books, audio books on CD, and DVDs.Provision of public access PCs, high-speed internet, WiFi, scanning and printing.Provision of some Council services.Primary school visits.Several activities for toddlers & mums, young children, and study zone for teenagers.Several activities for adults, computer buddy, reading groups.Coffee Shop & communal hub.Community cinema.

We are a charity which are raising funds to make a film on the horrendous battle for Hill 112 during the Normandy Campaign. It is also to further the legacy that Mr Albert Figg left with all his work on Hill 112 with the following memorials that he raised funds for:- A Churchill Tank, A 25 Pounder Field Gun, A Statue of an Infantryman and 112 trees shaped in the cross.

FUNDRAISING FOR PANNAL PRIMARY SCHOOL THROUGH VARIOUS EVENTS, WHICH INCLUDE SUMMER AND CHRISTMAS FAYRES, FILM NIGHT, DISCOS, SUMMER BALL AND SELLING BUNS EVERY FRIDAY.

The objects of HICP are:To advance the education of the public in the knowledge, understanding and appreciation of the art of film, in particular but not exclusively by:(a) the screening of films of artistic merit and educative value in and around the city of Kingston Upon Hull; and(b) establishing, maintaining and providing educational programmes, exhibition space and production facilities.

We are the Friends of Hailsham Old Pavilion set up to fundraise & support this renovated cinema/theatre in Hailsham Town Centre. Our active fundraising programme has a fundraising event most months of the year. We hold events including Quiz Evenings, Film Showings, Open Garden, Coffee Morning. We run a stand during April/May selling ice cream, locally made items etc. at Bates Green Farm.

Village C of E School, School Club,Summer Holiday Club, Village Hall, Church Hall, Function Room,Local Government Voting, Parish Council Meetings,Church Meetings, Night School, Community Dancing,Community Cinema, Cycle events.Village hall is available to hire for parties, meetings, play groups, Social Functions, Wedding Receptions.Community events. Fundraising Events. Social Club Room.

We are a voluntary Community Association. We maintain premises for social and community activities for all ages eg Whist drives, Parent and Toddler, Film shows, Illustrated talks, Summer Fun Day, Quizzes, Social Events. We also welcome a local Special Needs School to use the open space and sports courts, and we support local charities.

Together with Hadleigh United Reformed Church to provide a community centre facility for the residents of Hadleigh, Suffolk. To run two lunch clubs, a Memories Cafe for people living with dementia and a digital cinema.

MONDAY - YOGA (morning), BOWLS (evening) : TUESDAY - AFTER SCHOOL CLUB (afternoon )BOWLS (evening) : WEDNESDAY - AFTERNOON CLUB/CRAFT CLUB (alternate afternoons), : W.I. (1st evening of month), THURSDAY - PARENT & TODDLER GROUP (mornings), : THURSDAY - DANCE CLASS (evening) FRIDAY 1st in month Youth club 2nd in month Film ClubThe Village Hall is available for private hire at all other times.

CommunityCentre & Library, serving multi-ethic community. Activities hub for Co-op Women Guild, Art & Over 70s clubs, dance, stage, tap, keep fit, Martial Arts classes. Popular venue for engagements, weddings, christenings, birthday parties. Largest operational stage in area used for and cinema shows, charity fund raising events, church services and other social events for the community.

Raising money through summer and Christmas fairs, raffles, school discos, film nights, quizzes etc. Money raised has gone towards new equipment, a Patch to Plate Project and the annual Christmas pantomime among other school related things.

The Charity's purpose is to own and manage Warmington Village Hall in Trust on behalf of and for the benefit the community of Warmington and its surrounds . Venue for community social, leisure and learning activities including film and quiz nights, Gardening Club, Heritage Group, Whist and Bridge, Adult Education as well as a variety of creative activities and charitable fundraising events.

Provide a Hall and facilities as our village's home for all kinds of activities and events. Large lawn area enables outdoor events in good weather. It is busy but hire fees do not fully cover outgoings so the Committee also run fund raising events such as a monthly Village Market, Allotments and Film shows. Also we house local and general elections and the local emergency centre.

To provide care, support, education and facilities for recreation and other leisure time occupation for adults with learning disabilities and/or special educational needs within the locality of Llanelli and District, with the object of improving their conditions of life. members are provided with a cooked tea, also provided a cinema club and various trips during the year plus theatre trips.

The Charity's purpose is to introduce, attract and boost audience attendance for the best of independent film via the Film Festival. The Festival reaches out both on line and face to face in order to reach as wide and diverse audience as possible whilst showcasing emerging filmmakers from across the globe.

MJR is a community-based organisation dedicated to drawing public attention to the legacy of C18th and C19th slave trade and industrial exploitation through research and community reconciliation projects. In 2022 MJR plan to premiere thier film 'After The Flood: The Church, Slavery and Reconciliation' and have public viewings across the globe.

Polyphonic is an international collective of artists working together to premiere exceptional spoken word, live music and dance. We produce an annual season of readings, workshops, films and performances at Somerset House that introduces audiences to the work of renowned writers, pioneering artists and innovative interdisciplinary performance practice.