Arts Charities

For the public benefit, to advance education and the musical arts, in particular by increasing awarenessand understanding of the life and musical works of Sir Charles Villiers Stanford, his students andcontemporaries and encouraging and supporting performances and recordings of the same.

The charity runs conferences, workshops and training days to resource, equip and train Christian church musicians and leaders. It also provides online resources such as course materials, songs, sheet music and service planning tools.

We do a communal weekly prayer and celebrate our festivals and also perform some social activities. We also teach an Indian language i.e Punjabi.

We are a community choral society. We rehearse choral works composed between 1600 and the present day, mainly of classical repertoire, and perform them to the general public in high quality concerts with professional soloists, instrumentalists and orchestras. We also undertake training sessions and fund-raising activities such as singing at weddings and carol singing.

Providing entertainment, education and appreciation of opera, operetta and all forms of music both in concert and fully staged productions to audiences at reasonable prices.

We perform up to four major choral concerts a year, in Sheffield Cathedral and other venues. Member of Making Music. Currently around 85 singing members. We hold voice training workshops to improve the quality of our singing, and are exploring new ways to extend the range of our membership and reach new audiences.

The study, practice and encouragement of brass music in all its forms in order to foster public knowledge and appreciation of such music by means of public performance or otherwise including training and education of brass and percussion players, male or female, from all age groups and backgrounds.

To advance the Christian religion for the benefit of the public through the holding of prayer meetings, lectures, public celebration of religious festivals, etc.2. The prevention or relief of poverty by providing: grants, items and services to individuals in need and/or charities, or other organisations3. To advance in life and relieve needs of young people through

To advance the Muslim religion in the Blyth, Northumberland area for the benefit of the public through the holding of prayer meetings lectures producing and distributing literature on the Muslim faith to enlighten others about the muslim faith

We aim to bring excellent choral music to a variety of audiences of all ages through concerts, collaborations with other music groups, and performances for the local community.

The charity exists to maintain and improve the physical and mental wellbeing of the residents of Pucklechurch and surrounding areas. The charity operates and maintains the village hall to provide a range of activities including playgroup, short mat bowls, amateur dramatics, gardening club, folk dance, badminton, dog training, Zumba, fitness training , and others.

To advance education in art and culture in particular, but not exclusively, in the St Just in Penwith area.To promote arts for the benefit of the public generally, and in particular for the inhabitants of St Just in Penwith, by promoting an annual festival of arts and music.

Based in Reading, we provide an annual festival of dance, encouraging local talent and community participation as well as showcasing dance professionals to reach new audiences and inspire a love of dance. We support people to overcome barriers to dance and get them to access dance. We help tackle mental health challenges faced by young and old through a lively programme of dance for all abilities.

To promote public enjoyment and understanding of the Parks the Friends organise lectures and walks and man an information point in Bushy Park. We produce a Newsletter and other relevant publications. We raise funds for practical improvement projects in the Parks and work to protect and conserve the Parks' environment.

Marching & Performing Arts United Kingdom is a charitable organisation set up to advance the musical & performing arts education of young people throughout the United Kingdom in all aspects of performing arts, primarily but not exclusively in playing musical instruments, colour guard and dance.

Our charity is dedicated to rebuilding lives after brain injury for survivors and families. We cover Darlington, South Durham, Teesside, Hambleton and Richmondshire, delivering services and activities based at The Headway Hub in Darlington. As well as arts and crafts, trips out, ten-pin bowling, discussion groups and advice and information, we run awareness sessions and fundraising activities.

A youth club twice a month in term time.Holiday Activities including a playschemeHome Communication Clubs teaching signing in the family homeA pre-school group once a month for toddlers and parentsLife skills programmesWebsite and magazine

We are a active congregation involved in Evangelism and reaching our community through music and preaching

The Principal object of the charity is to support research and analysis (through publications, seminars, conferences) on constitutional, economic and social issues in the UK in order to help inform and educate public understanding of these matters.

To provide a fund for children to pay in music tuition income, milk income, trip income, charity events income, school photograph income, book club income, and to pay out expenditure in accordance with user accounts.

The Society's activities are for the advancement, for the benefit of the public, of education in the works of Thomas Hardy.

WE ARE A VILLAGE HALL THAT WE AS TRUSTEES RENT OUT TO VILLAGE ORGANISATIONS, PRIVATE PARTIES, DANCE AND EXERCISE CLASSES ETC.

At present we have six football teams from under 9 to under 16. Our income comes from signing on fees. The sale of sale of sweets and drinks from our Tuck shop. The hire of our hall to a dance school, line dancing group and a judo club. We also hold fund raising events.We receive very little outside funding. Everybody donates their time.

Our Activities include:a. Excursions to historic placesb. Summer Schools teaching English, Mathematics, French, German and Spanish etc. in addition to taking them to inspiring and educational sites.c. Schools Choral Competitions, promoting healthy competition and friendship amongst young people.d. Homework Clubs for Children aged 8 to 16 years old, teaching English, Mathematics and Science

The society provides opportunity for local people to participate in the study & practice of choral music both secular and religious. The society also aims to bring choral music to audiences from Godalming and surrounding areas with a view to encouraging greater musical knowledge and appreciation as well as re-inforcing the sense of community amongst local residents.