Charities In Cheshire East

Therapy Stars Foundation awards grants to children under 18 years of age who are living with long-term disabilities and their families, living within Shropshire, Cheshire, Mid or North Wales. The grants are for them to access various recognised therapies.

Based in Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire, the club aims to advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, accordion music. To achieve this it holds beginners' classes, runs an accordion band, holds monthly club concerts to which guest players are often invited, and assists other charities in holding concerts in support of their charity.

Charitable work in the community especially for the elderly including dementia sufferers & their carers and young people and also fund raising for local charities. Through Rotary International we are involved in the provision of services elsewhere in the world including disaster areas through the provision of Shelter and Emergency boxes, polio eradication, shoe boxes for under-privileged children.

Provides music tuition for young people from the age of 8 to 18 years, primarily on the recorder but also covering ensemble playing, music theory and aural skills

BDL provides opportunities for participation in the performance of drama to the community of the High Peak area. Participants can acquire new skills and develop their potential as performers, or in technical and 'back room' skills. BDL enhances the cultural life of the community, and brings the arts to as wide an audience as possible, enriching the experience of all involved.

The Sea Cadet Corps is a national,voluntary youth organisation which aims to help young people (aged 10-18) towards responsible adulthood and to encourage them to reach their potential by developing valuable personal attributes and high standards of conduct,using a nautical theme based on the customs and traditions of the Royal Navy.Activities include sailing,kayaking,climbing,engineering and IT

An equine and rural charity consisting of a small team of volunteers which provides crime prevention advice, security marking of tack, equipment and vehicles,identification of loose and fly grazing equines,a database, messaging system and social media groups alert the public to news and pertinent information,welfare issues and delivering rural education across the 6 counties of North Wales.

To educate and inform the members of Hartford WI. We have speakers at our monthly meetings and arrange visits to various places of interest.We have several sub groups such as craft, art, walking, history, darts, bowls and music. We give a bursary each year to one of our members to use on a course of her choice.We meet on the 1st Wednesday of each month at Hartford Methodist Church Hall.

* Fundraising activities to generate income for the Association to purchase equipment, books, music, etc* Making grants and donations to school for the provision of facilities and equipment to support school activities and educational visits* Promoting and developing effective relationships between staff, parents, pupils and others through social events and regular communications

to present, promote, organise and provide artistic performances and exhibitions of all types of visual arts;to organise, promote and deliver classes, workshops, lectures and other educational events;to encourage and arrange for people of all ages to participate in arts activities including writing, music and the visual arts; to raise awareness of the heritage and culture of the area

Friends of Parkroyal is the PTA of Parkroyal Community School. Friends involves the parents, carers and staff of Parkroyal Community School to organise events for the pupils of the school. Any funds are used to benefit the pupils of Parkroyal Community School.

As Scouts, we believe in preparing young peoplewith skills for life. We encourage our young people to do more, learn more and be more. Each week, the 3rd & 9th Runcorn Scout Group give young people of Higher Runcorn the opportunity to enjoy fun and adventure while developing the skills they need to succeed.

Collation of Fauna records from Lancashire and Cheshire and dissemination of information via Annual Bird Reports, Web Site, occasional General Reports and occasional Books (i.e. The Atlas of Breeding Birds of Lancashire and North Merseyside (2002), Birds of Lancashire and North Merseyside (2008))

When works to stabilise the building are completed, Middlewich Heritage Trust will be taking ownership of a scheduled monument - Murgatroyd?s Brine Pump - and will renovate the pump to make it accessible to the general public as part of the town?s industrial heritage.

One monthly social meeting for women members. This usually comprises a talk by a speaker and institute news/business, with refreshments. There are occasional extra activities - trips and meals out, and we also have a reading group which meets monthly.

The U3A is a self-help, self-managed charitable organisation for those no longer in full-time work. It provides opportunities for members to share experiences in a range of Interest Groups to pursue skills, knowledge and activities. We hold monthly meetings with speakers, and have over 30 interest groups including bird watching, walking, family history, bridge, reading, geology, languages etc

The Trust organises educational visits and lectures, undertakes research into existing and lost gardens and parks, comments upon planning issues affecting designed landscapes, produces a quarterly newsletter. It is undertaking a project bringing the information on the Caldwell Nurseries of Knutsford to the public.

Promoting health, wellbeing and social welfare for local residents by encouraging physical activity,recreation and outdoor pursuits.Providing a safe open space open to all which will promote community cohesion, social interaction andreduce social isolation, particularly for vulnerable groups.

Culcheth Village Choir acts to promote and encourage choral singing for the membership of the community choir. We aim to contribute to the musical and artistic life of Culcheth Village and the surrounding communities. We perform public performances for local charitable organisations and other collaborative work as agreed upon by the Trustees. We are a non-profit making charitable choir.

To increase the mental health and well-being of residents who for whatever reason have limited mobility by offering free rides on a rickshaw and going to car free spaces such as Astbury Mere, Congleton Park and Biddulph Valley Way

The charity is a school association and as such raises funds through fairs, sponsored events and other parent/teacher activities to provide facilities for the school and its pupils not covered by LEA budgets.

FUNDRAISING AND SOCIAL EVENT ORGANISING TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF PUPILS BY LIAISING WITH PARENTS AND TEACHERS AND TO PROVIDE FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT FOR THE SCHOOL.

Monthly meetings held from September to April with speaker talks on local history and history further afield. Activities include Field trips; Summer evening walks; Monthly e-Newsletter and Website. We manage an Archives Centre with online catalogue for documents / items relating to Marple, Marple Bridge, Mellor, Compstall, Hawk Green, High Lane and Strines. We work with likeminded organisations.

Provision of Prosthetics, aids and other specialised technologies, provision of rehabilitation, specialist support, consultation and research, provision of education to raise awareness of disability and the benefits of prosthetics.Assisting those new to prosthetics to return to sport and as such improve their overall health & wellbeingRaising awareness to the benefits of sport for disability

MONTHLY MEETINGS FOR LOCAL WOMEN WITH SPEAKERS COVERING TOPICS OF INTEREST, CURRENT AFFAIRS AND EDUCATION, ARTS AND CRAFTS, HEALTH AND FITNESS AND OUTINGS TO PLACES OF INTEREST.