Charities In Cheshire East

The Foundation makes grants to children and young people of Alsager, as individuals or groups, for educational purposes and activities not normally provided by the state.

Provides recreational and educational activities for residents of the Parish of Rushton and guests.Is licensed for civil ceremonies.

a. The provision of an annual series of professional chamber concertsb. The provision of educational classes in all aspects of classical music and to organize other associated educational activitiesc. Collaborating with other music societies in arranging concerts and musical educational activities.

The objects of The Charity are to advance the education of the public in Greater Manchester and surrounding areas, in the history and experiences of the Holocaust and in particular the history of European Jewry relevant to the Holocaust, and to organise the major Annual Holocaust Remembrance Service in the North West of England.

Scout Group

Provision of Rainbow, Brownies and Girl Guiding units for many activities for girls in the Marple area

The organisation chooses musicals , plays and concerts to perform by selecting a varied range of topical day to day issues that are performed / represented . It encourages the general public to participate in the above and to be part of viewing audiences .

Amateur musical society presenting musicals, revues and pantomimes for audiences in the local area. Always open to welcome new members from 16 years of ages. We fundraise from the public to help raise money for our charity.

Fundraising by parents to support school

Makes grants to charities based in the Diocese of Chester to assist females and children.

Dancing for all ages. WeightWatchers. Religous Activieies including Church Services. Keep Fit Classes. Bingo sessions. Harriers Club. Nursery Groups. Table Top Sales. Ladies Circle.

The charity provides grants to advance the education of the public, especially those living in North Wales and the North West of England, through the promotion of the arts. The charity focuses in particular on facilitating the purchase of works of art for public display and promoting the renovation, conservation and maintenance of works of art for the public benefit.

The charity takes groups of elderly people and/or people with disabilities on trips along the Macclesfield Canal on a canal boat that incorporates a lift and is specially adapted to take wheelchairs.

PROVISION OF SOCIAL HOUSING

To provide a conduit through public performances, for young children to express themselves through music, speech and drama and to showcase and nurture this talent in the performing arts.

Local organisations use the facilities for fund raising-raising events,meetings,etc.and the Town Council uses the building to provide services to the community.The facilities are also used for parties,receptions,music rehearsals,drama classes,lectures and continues to be used as a venue for children's birthday parties.

We hold events and activities within our school and local village to raise funds for purchases within our school.

To provide a Christian witness and support the local community in Congleton

The trustees are to apply their income in making grants, generally or individually to persons resident within the area administered by the CongletonTown Council who are in condition of need, hardship or distress or to organisations able to provide facilities for such persons

Survive offers one to one counselling to adult survivors of childhood abuse, predominantly childhood sexual abuse.

Provision of wheelchair dance and wheelchair dancing classes and competitions to persons of all ages and all disabilities through the medium of inclusive dance training events.

The charity provides relief for children with life limiting illnesses principally in the North West of England and is mainly acheived by providing holidays of a lifetime for seriously ill children.

Community Building provision and specifically use as 'Youth Club'

To advance the education of operatic culture in the community. To promote and improve the art of operatic works and musical theatre, particularly by the encouragement and development of young people and to stimulate public appreciation and cultivate further interests in operatic and dramatic art.

Typical "Rotary" charities, comprising:providive both practical and financial support to local persons and organisations in need, and;providing support for charitable causes in the Third World.