Arts Charities

To advance the education of the public of Earlsdon, Chapelfields and surrounding areas in Coventry by the provision of a community Library, The building also provides computer and printing facilities to those in need and is used by local community groups e.g. Age UK; Mums and Toddlers; language classes, local primary school groups, Rhyme Time, computer coding classes for young people.

Potential Difference is a theatre company that uses storytelling to insprie, excite and engage people with ideas from science, philosophy and technology. We strive to create experiences that are expose people to new ideas in thrilling and accessible ways, and challenge the divide between science and the arts. We also lead talks, seminars and workshops for the public, and in educational settings

Produce scholarly journal, hold conferences, promote research.

- To be of pleasure and assistance to the local and wider community.- To provide the opportunity for members to experience the joy of making music and the pleasure of each others company socially- To encourage, teach and develop young people both musically and socially.- To ensure the continuance of Brass Banding and, more widely, music in general in throughout the UK

To pay the income of the trust to the Christian Science Board of Directors of the Mother Church the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston Massachusetts to be used in Great Britain for the promotion and extension of the religion of Christian Science as taught by Mary Baker Eddy in the Christian Science text book Science and Health with key to the Scriptures.

Music education in all its aspects to young people, though not exclusively, to those who may be disadvantaged through economic or social background.

The Open Bible Trust publishes a magazine and Bible study materials including books, booklets, CDs, MP3s, and DVDs. It also holds seminars and conferences and organises an annual Christian holiday, all of which take place in a variety of locations throughout the UK. The Open Bible Trust website, www.obt.org.uk, is updated regularly, and gives further details.

Voices of the Holocaust is theatre for education; working especially in schools and community settings to preserve and communicate the authentic voice of Holocaust survivors. We work with all sections of the community and all cultures and believe the lessons of the Holocaust have much to say about how we can work together for diversity and inclusion and in all our positive relationships

The provision of facilities for the community of the village and surrounding areas. Facilities offer educational events from pre-school to the elderly. E.G. slimming, fitness, karate, badminton, football, dance, crafts, WI, AA, music, wellness, floristry, weddings, and parties. Also used for local Parish Council meetings, conferences and public charity events. Facilities disabled/baby friendly.

Training and provision of choral singing, without audition.Presentation of concerts performed by members of the society.Award of two bursaries annually to assist young local performers to further their training.Annual competition for music composition.

Congleton U3A operates in the Congleton (Cheshire) area to encourage and facilitate educational and other activities, primarily aimed at retired and semi-retired individuals. The objective is for individuals with skills or expertise to share these (on a voluntary basis) with other members. The wide range of skills includes languages, dancing, handicrafts, sports and multiple educational subjects.

We continue to provide a community hall for the benefit of residents of the area. Many groups use the hall including pre-school, religious, dance, martial arts, cats, dogs, fit club, community kitchen, and Duke of Edinburgh. The hall is used at weekends for private hire parties. We have 4 trustees.

We will be providing free workshops providing drama, dance and various other performance related skills to ensure that people across the whole of Hereford have the opportunity to be able to take part and have the chance to learn new skills/experiences and to make new friends. We also put on a Pantomime each year which all the people that participate in the workshops can take part in.

To educate the public in dramatic arts and provide a community hub for people interested in live drama and music.

The Caenhill Countryside Centre charity is a project that operates as a rural learning centre. It supports children, young people and communities where they can learn outside working with animals, agriculture, horticulture and rural skills and crafts. It helps young people on their pathways forward for their chosen skills, activities and future life and community groups to help support and learn

The Hall Management Committee aims to provide an attractive, comfortable and well-maintained venue at reasonable hire rates for many local groups and organisations. These include fitness classes, 2 line dancing groups, art club, painting classes, 2 womens institutes, whist and bridge clubs, dog training, mothers and toddlers group, flower club & Regis players drama

To raise funds from members' subscriptions, from organising educational visits, functions and parties, in order to aid the development of the York Art Gallery Collection and to sponsor activities to further the appreciation of fine arts in York and its immediate surrounds.

The advancement of public knowledge and understanding of features of historical interest in the area of benefit

To protect the history and legacy of LEO computers by collecting artefacts and memorabilia, first-hand memories both oral and written and compiling a catalogue of such material; and, by working with our members, with museums and archives to protect this heritage and promote it to the public at large and to researchers through events, exhibitions, publications and an accessible online archive.

Founded by Benjamin Britten in 1952 for local amateur musicians, Aldeburgh Music Club is an unauditioned choral society. Weekly rehearsals under its musical director aim to prepare for three annual public concerts, often held in Snape Maltings Concert Hall with professional soloists and orchestra. Strong local support is given by its patrons.AMC has commissioned choral works from young composers.

Maintains & administers village hall for use by local people as a social and community centre. Is already used on a regular basis by indoor bowls club, dance classes, the local junior football and Tae Quando Group. Many locals use the hall for various types of parties and other activities. We will also be running a pop-up cafe a few days a week to increase community engagement from Summer 2022.

Exeter Visual Art provide affordable workspace and facilities to rent for artists in Exeter and the South West region. eva studios have 39 studio spaces & communal facilities in a supportive, artist-led environment that exists to promote the social, economic and cultural contribution of visual art for the public benefit.

S.A.F.E. uses street theatre, films and community programmes to educate, inspire and deliver social change. We work across Kenya to promote positive behaviour change for public health outcomes. See more at www.safekenya.org

BIYB provides young people an opportunity be part of a marching and concert band. From representing the UK in international tattoos along side professional bands, to leading the local town Remembrance Parade. With band members only paying a nominal fee and with all 'employees' being unpaid volunteers this is an amazing charity that requires and deserves support.

To bring art song, its poetry and music, to new audiences in South East London and beyond through an annual recital series, workshops with local schoolchildren, a Young Artists Programme and ad hoc events in unusual venues to reach new audiences.