Charities In Cheshire West & Chester

Contibuting to the Bishop Heber High School, Cheshire, by fundraising and other forms of support.

The Charity awards small pensions and grants, on a discretionary basis, to elderly people living in the Merseyside region who are in need, hardship or distress.

We search for high risk vulnerable missing people

Orgainies various activities/events for all ages up to 30, some agriculture based.

Middlewich Community and Youth Project (MCYP) own a building called The Wych Centre and use it to provide community and youth facilities for local residents. MCYP endeavour to provide youth club facilities & provision of facilities for groups supporting younger children. The wider community, local groups and other charities are regular users of the centre, which is available for hire.

Raising sustainable funds for children's charities in Northern England which aren't supported in the mainstream.

The charity is established to provide a village hall to be held upon trust for the use of local inhabitants in Cheshire and the surrounding area, called the area of benefit. The charity maintains, looks after and runs the village hall charity premises.

We engage in multiple fundraising activities which enable us to provide facilities or equipment which supports the pupils of Little Leigh Primary School, Cheshire and advances their education. Examples of our fundraisers are Christmas and Summer Fairs; school disco's; bake sales; buy and sell platform of pre-loved items such a clothes and uniform; film nights; raffles; bingo nights.

Provides recreation activities to young people in accordance with the policy organisation and rules of the Scout Association.

The Friends make grants available to the potteries museums and art gallery and Gladstone Industrial Museum to enable them to acquire objects and carry out activities which they would otherwise not be able to do. The friends therefore only indirectly help the classifications shown above.

Promotion of education of persons under the age of 25 years who are resident in the area of benefit. Area of benefit is the "Ancient Parish of Tarvin" plus the village of Huxley (as part of the ecclesiastical Parish of St Peter, Hargrave), Cheshire.Support and maintenance of the Parish Church of St Peter, Hargrave and associated buildings/land provided for community use.

1. To serve the interests of young people in Malpas and the surrounding area by providing facilities for their leisure, recreation and social welfare, to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capacities and help them to play their full part in the community.2. To establish and maintain a youth centre to facilitate the above, alone or in co-operation with other interested parties.

Operates and maintains the Dodleston Village Hall and Recreation Field (also known as Johns' Field)

Friends of Hartford manor PTA group raising funds for school and pupil enrichment eg school discos, summer fair, raffles,cake sales

To further the education of the public in the archaeology of the Poulton Research Project and to promote and foster public understanding, knowledge and appreciation of archaeology generally.

The Trustees continue, as their primary function to make donations to non-conformist clergy for holidays that they would otherwise be unable to afford.

Christmas and summer events, discos, rounders evening, other fundraising activities to raise funds to enhance the educational experience of the pupils of the school and contribute to the local community.

We provide grants to other charities and voluntary organisations who share our vision to preserve and protect physical and mental health for the benefit of the inhabitants of Chester and the surrounding areas. We aim to address health inequalities and improve wellbeing.

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in particular for the provision of facilities for the playing of wheelchair sports and the relief of disability through sport by improving the conditions of life of people with a mental or physical disability.

To provide additional resources to further enhance the support to the pupils severly affected by autism.

We provide a range of informal learning activities for retired and semi retired people. Learning is developed through member participation and discussion with a coordinator leading each activity group .We use a variety of locations with Winsford for our activities and we do not have our own premises

FUND-RAISING TO IMPROVE FACILITIES FOR PUPILS BEYOND THE NATIONAL CURRICULUM. TO ORGANISE EVENTS FOR THE ENJOYMENT OF THE PUPILS SUCH AS TERMLY DISCOS.

We promote and encourage the improvement, protection and preservation of the countryside within the County of Cheshire.

The Trustees receive suggestions each year from the diocesan authorities of Liverpool and Chester of clergy who are in need of a holiday and are not able to afford a suitable one.

Scout Groupoperating under the Policy Organisation & Rules of the Scout Association