Arts Charities

Playback Theatre South West creates opportunities for communities of people to engage with issues that affect their lives in workshops and performances. Creative theatre activities support refugees; young carers; people with learning difficulties or mental health issues; women who have experienced domestic abuse; and women's organisations in the South West of England.

TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY THROUGH THE HOLDING OF PRAYER MEETINGS, LECTURES, PUBLIC CELEBRATION OF RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS, PRODUCING AND/OR DISTRIBUTING LITERATURE ON THE CHRISTIAN FAITH TO ENLIGHTEN OTHERS ABOUT THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION, PROVIDING PASTORAL CARE AND OUTREACH WORK.

Singing in concerts to help organisations raise money for their charity and singing to the general public.

To advance the education of the public in the appreciation of band music and in particular the education and training of people in the playing of band instruments.

We provide security, new experiences, encouragement to learn through play, praise and recognition. We do this through such things as creative development, knowledge and understanding of the world, language and literacy.

Stage Theatre Society is a youth voluntary theatre group based in the Medway Towns. We produce performances with young people aged 7-19.

Performing musical shows & revues

To advance the education of French speaking children in the French language and the cultures of the French speaking world.

Managing the Parbold Village Hall for and on behalf of the local community. Encouraging multi-use of the village hall which includes Slimming World, Karate, Keepfit, Mother & Baby Classes, Badminton, Parbold Picture House, Sunday Markets, Douglas Music, Flower Club, Pilates, Children's parties, etc.

We are a friendly group of Christians of all ages and backgrounds. What brings us together is that we have found a personal, living relationship with God, through the Lord Jesus Christ. Our church is a member of the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches (FIEC). Relevant, practical Bible-teaching is an important part of our services. We sing a mixture of older hymns and newer songs

WE OFFER VARIOUS ACTIVITIES SUCH AS WALKING FOOTBALL, GOLF, BOWLS, FISHING, WALKING CLUB, BOOK CLUB, CRIBBAGE, SOCIAL ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS TO HELP AND SUPPORT PEOPLE AND FAMILIES WHO LIVE WITH PARKINSON'S DISEASE. BEING ACTIVE IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR THE CONDITION. WE RELY ON GRANTS, SPONSORSHIP AND FUNDRAISING EVENTS TO PROVIDE THE ACTIVITIES THAT WE OFFER.

Providing Argentine Tango dance events, festival , talks, exhibitions, performances and collaborative projects

We offer activities to young people aged 8 to 19 years. We also undertake street based youth work and drama. We assist young people in writing CVs, job search, linking in and signposting young people on to other organisations that can support them. We also offer information advice and guidance on a number of issues that impact on young peoples lives including: drugs/alcohol/sexual health/bullying.

We offer free music and video making workshops and activities to young people, primarily aged 13-25 living in Leeds, focusing on those who are disadvantaged. We also support those young people to start/further their careers in the music industry.

The holding of weekly worship services, prayer meetings, celebrations of Christian festivals, weekly food provisions for church attendees and monthly provisions distributed to the homeless, financial relief to those in need (immigration support, living essentials and accommodation, health aid), spiritual guidance and counselling

A Parish hall serving the a community of 1600 persons together with the surrounding small villages and hamlets in a deprived rural community with little or no public transport. Supports clubs such as WI short mat bowls, drama Garden club Annual flower show old peoples activities. Available for private and public functions. Houses Community shop manned by volunteers.

Serves the Communities of Roundswell & Sticklepath by providing rooms for hire for various activities of hirers; e.g shortmat bowls, bridge, dancing, church worship, weddings and receptions, police surgeries, lectures, table-top sales, other charity fundraising events, children's parties, childrens' playgroup, mum and baby group, etc, blood donors, election station

Weddings, Parties, Church meetings, Keep Fit, Weight Watchers, Community Theatre and all Social events that you would expect from a community hall.

A Day Centre for Latin American older people living in London. The centre provides English classes, Latin American folk dance, guitar lessons, drawings and painting in canvass, computer lessons, handy craft and jewllery, exercise sessions, sewing sesions, transalation of documents and phone translations, housing and benefits advice sessions and trips to places of interests.

Supporting local food bank and local community.(150 kg of food donated to the local food bank).Kerala Cultural Association actively promotes harmony between different religious and racial groups which help to reduce religious conflict,intolerance and discrimination.For example in April we celebrated Easter and Vishu festival together (Vishu is primarily celebrated by Hindus).

THE CHARITY COLLECTS AND DISTRIBUTES RELIEF AID TO COUNTRIES WHERE SUCH A NEED HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED, INCLUDING MEDICAL AID, BEDS, CLOTHING, TOYS AND BOOKS, AND SCHOOL EQUIPMENT, UTILISING WAREHOUSING AND SHIPPING CONTAINERS.

Clients from Grove and the surrounding area attend our purpose-built Day Centre in Grove which is open every Tuesday and Thursday (excl. Christmas). We employ several part time staff and also have several volunteers. Home cooked meals are provided each day. Activities include supervised care, entertainment, arts and crafts, stretching or other gentle exercise and mental stimulation games.

We are a community hall based in Rhiwbina in north Cardiff. We let space out to local groups and individuals, such as after school groups and exercise, art and language classes. We also have four 'foundation' groups that provide for flower arranging, drama, badminton and playing bridge. We have an estimated 50,000 people a year who enter the Hall and are very much rooted in the local community.

Metal For Good provides charitable grants to formal groups, charities and other non-profit organisations who deliver projects and services that use music-related activities for social benefit. Projects should also reflect the values of the rock and metal community (defined as togetherness, individuality, passion, integrity and belonging) for positive social change.

TO PROMOTE MUSIC WITHIN THE LOCAL AND WIDER COMMUNITY THROUGH THE PRESENTATION OF CONCERTS AND OTHER EVENTS, THEREBY EXTENDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR MUSIC MAKING AND CREATIVITY.