Arts Charities

Our wraparound service supports the entire community. Our community hub serves hot meals, drinks and take-away food along with showers. We run a food bank, baby bank, clothing bank and pet food bank. All of our services are non-referral .We run regular sessions to support young families with literacy and cooking events, and have regular advisors supporting our clients varied needs.

We give grants to adults taking part-time education courses in the arts and humanities in the North-East of England. Grants can be for fees, transport, books and materials, or other expenses such as child care.

To advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music in all its aspects by any means the trustees see fit, including through the presentation of public concerts and recitals; to provide, through the Hallmark of Harmony Barbershop chorus, facilities which promote the practice or enjoyment of the art of music for recreation.

Promotion of the Arts particularly music and choral singing.

CUP PROVIDES ACTIVITIES, E.G. SPORT, DANCE, DRAMA FOR YOUNG PEOPLE USING POSITIVE ACTIVITIES AS ANA LTERNATIVE TO ANTI SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR.CUP ALSO OFFERS TRAINING TO LOCAL RESIDENTS AGED 16+ TO ENABLE THEM TO DELIVER ACTIVITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE IN THEIR AREA.

Provides retired and semi-retired people the opportunity to come together and learn together, not for qualifications but for its own reward: the sheer joy of discovery!Our interest groups include:- Antiques, Appreciation of Art, Book Club, Bridge, Computing, Crafts Group, Digital Photography, French, Italian, Local History, Singing for Fun, Music Appreciation and Walking.

We mainly work within the Chorley, Lancashire area and provide support to Churches and other organisations. We are a Christian charity and support the work of local hospices and other caring charities. We sell Christian literature, CDs, DVDs, cards, music, etc. including church and school supplies. We carry a large stock. The shop was extended during 2011.

The Education of the general public in the appreciation of music and the arts.

The objects of the Society are to educate the public in the dramatic and operatic arts and to further the development of public appreciation in the said arts.This involves performing shows/concerts comprising musical productions, works from Gilbert and Sullivan, and light opera. Shows are staged twice yearly at MAST Mayflower Studios with concerts at various locations around the Southampton area

General money rising activities ,sponsored walks,day trips,outings, annual ruffle,lunches.We have Sunday teas open to members with educational talks.Every Friday is drop in day for elderly and others.We provide yoga classes for elderly and others every week and hand craft and embroidery classes for members and others.We visit elderly and sick persons at Hospitals and homes mainly in North London.

1. The study and practice of male voice choral music to foster public knowledge and, by means of public performance, the appreciation of such music.2. To assist and support such charitable institutions or purposes as the committee shall from time to time determine.

Monthly Religious, spiritual activities - currently being done virtual due to corona pandemic. Socio-cultural events related or associated with Jagannath culture. Organising major events e.g. Rath Yatra (Car festival). Publication of articles with aim to propagate spiritual conciousness.

To provide Grants to support the children of deceased members of the"GLE", and to support the Children of Members with their education.

Seaford Musical Theatre is a musical theatre company who perform in their own premises at the Barn Theatre, Seaford. Three shows a year are produced for the local community and the theatre is also available for hire to other organisations.

Sleep Apnoea Trust works to improve the lives of sleep apnoea patients, their partners and families, by providing advice and assistance through telephone helplines, newsletters, publications, a website, medical alert cards, and an annual conference. We also campaign for the provision of better services by the NHS, and contribute towards relevant research projects.

Shadwell Opera is one of the UK's leading opera voices, performing since 2009. We work with the UK's best young singers and instrumentalists, introducing people to British contemporary opera: in theatres, warehouses, churches, museums, and community centres. We educate schoolchildren about opera, and work with communities to give people their first experience of the art form.

The Trust runs workshops where young performers collaborate to devise performance pieces which are then staged in such venues as are appropriate to the nature of the work

The Village Hall has 2 halls with modern facilities available to rent for events. activities include WI, Keep fit, Flower Club, Scottish Dancing, Mini Athletics, Hartbeeps, Tiny Talk, Yoga, Box n Burn, U3A . It is also the meeting point for High Lane Residents' Association, High Lane Village Forum & High Lane Allotments.

We are a youth marching band, providing the tuition in the learning of music from the age of 8yrs upwards. We perform at many carnivals, shows and prestigious events on the isle of wight and mainland.We also perform concerts wher our music can be marches, themed and concert pieces. We have approx. 60 members in the band and have seen a steady increase in numbers.

a) Providing a Masjid and a Madrassah.b) Holding prayer meetings, lectures, public celebration of religious festivals.c) Holding networking activities with other faiths and with the local community to enlighten others about the Islamic faith.d) Providing relief to those in need as a practical expression of the Islamic faith.

Provides music-making ensembles for children and young people at a music centre, with ancillary concerts and related events.

The society organises a programme of lectures, field trips and fieldwork. It publishes Durham Archaeological Journal and a series of research reports, and promotes the protection and appreciation of the historic environment.

Teaching of Chinese language, arts and culture in Manchester

Werneth Concert Band accepts as playing members any woodwind, brass or percussion player of reasonable minimum ability (grade IV-V). No auditions are held. Players benefit from the tuition, practice and experience from playing in a wind band. Concerts are given for the general public, mainly in the Greater Manchester area and occasionally further afield. These concerts are either organised by the

supporting the activities of the Newbury Spring Festival