Charities In Bridgend
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Llangynwyd Community Association
The management and maintenance of the Llangynwyd Village Hall to provide a community hub with a coffee shop & lending library. To provide facilities for local people and groups to hire the hall eg Womens Institute, Adult Ed., Yoga, Singing, Sewing class, Inner Wheel, Tai Chi, Martial Arts, Pilates, parties & activities such as Parent and Toddler group, Bingo,Table Tennis, Film & Supper Clubs
Aberkenfig Spiritualist Church
We are a religious organisation governed by the Spiritualists' National Union. Our religion is based on the 7 Principles of Spiritualism.
Kenfig Hill And District Male Voice Choir
Arts, Beneficiary groupThe objects of the charity are the study and practice of choral music (in particular male choral music), in order to foster the public knowledge and appreciation of such, by means of public performance.
Garw Valley Links
GARW VALLEY LINKS,A COMMUNITY CHURCH, RUNS AN ALL AGE SUNDAY SCHOOL, A SUNDAY EVENING SERVICE, PRAYER MEETINGS, LADIES AND MEN'S MEETINGS, MUM'S AND TODLERS GROUP (0-3 AGE), TEA AND TALK (10-15 AGE), FOODBANK, CAP MONEY AND ALPHA COURSES, PROVIDES FREE CLOTHES TO THOSE IN NEED. SICK, DISABLED AND ELDERLY VISITED. OVERSEAS MISSIONS HELD WITH ONGOING SUPPORT OF THE WORK.
Maesteg Park Afc Mini & Junior Football Club
To Advance the Education of Young People between the ages of 6 and 16 by providing opportunities and facilities for playing soccer and other games and sports so as to develop their physical, mental capacities so that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society and that their conditions of life may be improved.
Dragon Arts And Learning
Dragon Arts and Learning promotes social inclusion through arts and learning. We dare based at The Factory, Church Street, Pontardawe, Swansea SA8 4JB. From 10:00am to 10:00, five days a week we are able to host workshops which include ceramics, art therapy, music, ICT and other creative industries. We have a 'no exclusion' ethos which means everyone is welcome to participate in workshops.
Bridgend And District Young Farmers' Club
Beneficiary group, Charity and VCS support, Economic and community developmentBridgend YFC was founded in 1942 and is a youth organisation for 10 to 26 year olds, based in Bridgend, South Wales. The club calendar includes a variety of business meetings, competitions, socials and fundraising events suitable for all (whether you are from a farming background or not) giving you the opportunity to make new friends and learn new skills.
Garnwen Trust
The Garnwen Trust operates in the South Wales area and is currently providing respite and holidays at the coast staying at the Garnwen Lodge situated at the Heritage Park, Stepaside. Many families have already felt the benefits, both physically and mentally, of staying at our lodge including children with disabilities as well as adults who are grieving the loss of children/adults.
Cornelly United Football Club
We are a local Grassroots football club affiliated to FAW (Football association of Wales) with almost 30 volunteer coaches and committee members and over 250 registered players ranging from under 6's to 2 Senior sides.
Friends Of St. Brides Major School
The Friends of St. Brides Major School raises funds to support the children who attend St. Brides Major Church in Wales Primary School.
Cowbridge Amateur Dramatic Society
ArtsPerforming Arts
Bridgend And District Beekeepers Association
Bridgend & District Beekeepers Association encourages, improves and advances beekeeping in Bridgend and the surrounding areas for the benefit of all. The Association provides both theory and practical courses and a programme of talks on beekeeping and associated topics for beginners and more experienced members. Those who do not keep bees but are interested in the topic are also welcome.
Ynysawdre Village Hall
FacilitiesProviding the community with a meeting area.
1st Nottage Scout Group
Associations, Charitable activitiesRelevant activities in accordance with the Policy Organisation and Rules (POR) of theScout Association.
Bridgend County Group Riding For The Disabled Association Incorporating Carriage Driving
We are an independent charity based at the Equine Centre at Pencoed College. Our principal aim is to provide horse riding and horse related activities to children and adults in our local community who have physical and learning disabilities. All our riding sessions are held indoors under the supervision of highly trained RDA Coaches who are supported by a team of trained volunteers.
Oshi's World
Oshi's World fund and create inclusive events/activities/performances for people with disabilities with a specific focus on music and the arts.
Coety Primary School Pta
fundraising events for the school
Marauders Men's Health
Mens Walk & Talk Group for men to improve their physical and mental health
The Almond Tree
At present this charity operates a free, professional counselling service in Merthyr Tydfil and the surrounding areas for people aged 5 to 105
Kenfig Hill And Pyle Bowls Club
TO PROMOTE THE SPORT OF LAWN BOWLS FOR ALL AGES ,SEX OR RELIGION IN THE COMMUNITY AND BEYOND AT MARSHFIELD AVENUE, KENFIG HILL CF336RP
Croesty Primary School Parent Teacher Association
Beneficiary group, EducationEngaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.
South Wales Freemasons Tlc Appeal
Our activity is to provide TLC Bears to A & E and Hospital Departments through the South Wales area
Wildmill Youth Club
We provide youth club for young people aged 7 -16 any younger children may attend with an adult. Wednesdays during term time we provide youth club sessions 4.30-6.30pm . This is usually arts/crafts/ free play, we have workshops, such as Affrican drumming, circus skills, bike maintenance or willow weaving. we open school holidays for 3 days , 2 weeks only for summer , closed at Christmas.
The Contact Zone - Child Contact Centre
The organisation operates in Bridgend providing a safe, friendly and neutral place for children of separated familiesto have contact with their non-resident parent without fear of conflict. We enable all families with or without the help of legal bodies to be able to access contact facilities, supporting them and helping them progress to being able to facilitate contact outside the centre
Griffin Park Community Centre
Centre for community use