Charities In Cheshire West & Chester

Our PTA is a combined effort between the pupils, parents and teachers at Mill View Primary school. We raise money so that the school can purchase resources and experiences for the pupils at this school which they might not have normally been able to do due to budget restrictions.

Completed restoration of only remaining horse drawn Shropshire Union Fly Boat 'Saturn' in 2005. Promoting horse boating and using the boat as an educational resource for schools and the local communities along the Shropshire Union Canal.

To organise events to raise funds to benefit the pupils at Pikemere Primary School.

Anglican Cursillo is a movement of the Church providing a method by which Christians are empowered to grow through prayer, study and action and enabled to share God's love with everyone. Cursillo in any diocese begin and continues with the blessing of the diocesan Bishop. For further information visit www.ukcursillo.org or www.chestercursillo.org

The Organisation is estabilished for the benefit of the inhabitants of Cheshire and surrounding area and in particular those who are of Chinese origin. Advancing education in good citizenship in a multiracial, multicultural and multifaith society. Advancing education concerning Chinese cultures and history.Relieve need, hardship and distress through the provision of an advice and information

101 General charitable purposes1o2 Education and training105 Relief of poverty108 Relgious activitites109 Arts and culture110 Sport/Recreation113 Econmic/communityDevelopment/emploment

ORGANISATION OF EVENTS FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES OF WINCHAM SCHOOL, eg: SUMMER FAYRE, SCHOOL DISCOS, QUIZ NIGHTS, BAGS TO SCHOOL, CALENDARS, CINEMA AFTERNOONS & WEBB IVORY.

To educate the public in the dramatic and operatic arts and to further the development of public appreciation and taste in the said arts.

Assisting young people under 25 years of age in professional, trade, occupational or trade activities, facilitating recreational or leisure activities of promoting educational pursuits. Persons must be either resident in or attended School in the former district of Gatley and Cheadle (31 March 1974)

The Heath is a youth provision for young people aged 11-19 years and up to 25 for those with disabilities. The Heath aims to improve the lives of local young people through giving them a regular place to go when out of school. We want young people to thrive and reach their full potential. The Heath is based in the United Reformed Church, Upton-by-Chester.

Fundraising through school fairs, social events and other fundraising activities

The Trust cares for a Tudor house on a site that has been inhabited for 10,000 years. It uses the place and its collections to inspire participation through interdisciplinary workshops, events and training in ways that enhance the Curriculum, are enriched by archaeological, scientific and creative expertise, and link with the work of the author Alan Garner, whose workplace Blackden remains.

Donations made to local good causes around the Crewe and Nantwich area

Providing and coordinating facilities by way of financial support and volunteer helpers assistance to enable persons with learning difficulties and/or special needs to enjoy the benefits of horse riding.

To support the activities of the rotary foundation based in the United States of America and providing assistance to groups throughout the world.

Disco, Gala Day, Leavers Party, Raffles

The Objective of Congleton Drill Hall Trust is to provide facilities for furthering the efficiency of units and members of the Reserve Forces and the Service Cadet Organisations in the Borough of Congleton, Cheshire East, Cheshire West, Chester and the County of Cheshire.

Local scout group.

To raise funds to supplement equipment and resources for the benefit of children attending Rode Heath Primary School

Provides Crown Green Bowling Coaching for juniors aged nine years and upwards and for individuals.Provides social activities for members and the University of the Third Age (U3A) organisation.Provides facilities for the general public

To help individuals and contribute to improvement of the community in and around Middlewich.

A choir of about 60 amateur singers, trained and conducted by a professional musician who is the musical director. Weekly rehearsals, 4 concerts a year in different venues, using professional soloists & sometimes linking with other local choirs and orchestra. Provides the opportunity for singers to train & perform to a high standard & for local audiences to hear a wide variety of Choral music.

The study, advancement,improvement development and maintenance of public education in and appreciation of the art and science of music in all its aspects including through the presentation of public concerts and recitals, paticularly choral works, both classical and modern.

Provides accommodation for Village Activities and Meetings