Charities In Coventry City

Work in Malawi continues, we support three schools in Lilongwe. We take children to Bunda Health Clinic for consultation, treatment and medicines. We provided funds,clothes and medical supplies for Kasina Clinic. Feeding and food growing programmes are in place with the schools.Teaching support via our pupils continues. We are now registered for gift aid donations.

TO PROVIDE HELP AND SUPPORT FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH CEREBRAL PALSY, THEIR CARERS AND THEIR FAMILIES. WE PROVIDE A VARIETY OF SERVICES: LOW COST HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION, WELFARE GRANTS AND LOANS, ADVOCACY, A TRANSPORT SERVICE, INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT, SOCIAL EVENTS, DAY TRIPS, SUPPORT GROUPS AND HELP AND ADVICE ON A RANGE OF DISABILITY ISSUES.

Community cohesion activities delivered throughout Birmingham and the surrounding areas.

All profits are for childrens equipment and benefit at Park Hill Primary School.

Predominantly donations to other Masonic Charities and donations to charities within Coventry. Occasional donations to charities in Warwickshire, occasionally donations to national charities of particular interest to Members.

Supplies financial support for ex-service and serving soldiers of the Regiment. Assists with maintenance of Regimental Museum.

Our charity is dedicated to providing Christian education, supporting the homeless and those in need within the community, and fostering family togetherness through enriching leisure activities. We empower young people with skill-building workshops, offer practical assistance to vulnerable groups, and create opportunities for personal, spiritual, and community growth, promoting hope, dignity, and

Running an amateur concert band, presenting public concerts, participating in community events,providing playing opportunities for members and non-members, developing the skills of musicians, and byimproving public appreciation through presentation of public concerts, many of which are free.

To award grants to charitable organisations and causes based within the West Midlands Combined Authority (2016) (Birmingham, Coventry, Dudley, Sandwell, Solihull, Walsall, Wolverhampton), in order that said grants would benefit these communities and their activities.

Making grants for educational purposes

Helping young people diagnosed with cancer under the age of 30 living or being treated in the West Midlands

Working with local residents and the local authorities, voluntary and other organisations in a common effort toadvance education, relieve poverty, promote good health and to provide facilities in the interests of socialwelfare for recreation leisure time occupation with the objective of improving the conditions of life for theresidents.

MEMF promotes the interest in, and practice of, "Early Music" within the Midlands area. This involves the organisation of regular workshops to play music. MEMF also produces regular Newsletters to keep members informed of activities and events that would interest them.

The principle objective of the charity is to promote the education and development of young poeple in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spirital potential, in particular by the production of an annual theatrical event

To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those people who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society.

The charity has the sole objective of serving to raise funds for specialist playground equipment for use by pupils at the school. Funding is sought from private and organisation donations, and from discrete fundraising activities. However, if this is achieved, then we still wish to run the charity for additional equipment and facilities for our children.

We raise funds to enable us to support the work of the Sisters Hospitaller of the Sacred Heart of Jesus CIO, and the management of Footherley Hall Care Home.To this end our income funds a wide range of activities and equipment supplementary to direct care services, such as entertainments, outings, gifts and extraordinary items of equipment, thereby enhancing the experience of the residents.

The Fellowship exists to honour the memory of George Eliot, to encourage others to study her work, and to put on events which involve walks, tours, study, reading groups, visits to literary venues, publications, displays and exhibitions connected with increasing appreciation of the writer by members and the public in the Uk and beyond.

To raise funds to be spent on improving equipment and resources to enhance the education of the children and the facilities of Stivichall Primary School

Looking after the welfare of all the french speaking African people living in Leicestershire, Warwickshire, Nottinghamshire and Northamptonshire in providing advice on health, educational, housing, religious and benefits services and ensuring they have all support needed for their effective integration in the community

Help general public with problems on state benefits, disability, domestic voilence, and various others

As a Church/Community Organisation we engage in activities that minister to the spiritual man, our first priority. But we also give serious attention to the social, physical, mental,emotional,economical,cultural and political needs via following: welfare and mental health projects, soup kitchen, youth and children programmes,creative arts, older people services, cultural and economical activities

To preserve and protect the health and advance the education of families with mental health problems, development disorders and behaviour difficulties. We do this through a variety of voluntary activities.

Fund raising for local Burntwood and district also national and international requsts

We prioritise helping those who support disadvantaged and vulnerable children and careleavers in the West Midlands.