Charities In Derbyshire

Conservation and promotion of wildlife in the woods while improving usability for local people and schools. Bug hunts, Treasure Hunts, Easter Egg Hunts, Wassailing Event, Celebration Events, Fashion Shows, Race Nights. Manage local woodland and paths for use and enjoyment of local people. Environmental studies for local schools.

The Club exists to provide singing tuition in the Barbershop style, under the auspices of the British Association of Barbershop Singers, to any member of the community who wishes to participate in singing and performing to audiences on an amateur basis. Many of these performances are for various Charitable causes such Macmillan Cancer Support, The British Red Cross, etc

Male Voice Choir - We give concerts throughout the year to raise funds and to donate to good causes and other charities. We also train singers to a good standard and work with other organisations to promote and teach music to people of all ages.

We provide an alternative route to achieve awards such as the Duke of Edinburgh Award as many young people for various reasons, do not wish to, or cannot access such awards, e.g., due to their background and /or lack of personal support or funding. Our organisation supports these young people and helps build their self-confidence through achievement of a nationally recognised award.

The Derby Chamber Music Society promotes live professional performances of classical chamber music within the city of Derby, engaging both established and young emerging musicians from the UK and overseas.The Society's season runs from October to April each year.

Working with established international registered charities, focusing on projects that include: The advancement of education, provision of clean & safe drinking water, economic development in Third World countries, support for orphans, health projects. The promotion of equality and diversity for the public benefit.

The Charity is required to ensure that funds must be applied for the general benefit of the inhabitants of Matlock and district:-? For the relief of the aged and poor? For the relief of distress and sickness? To support facilities for recreation and other leisure time activities? To support educational facilities? In such other way as the Trustees think fit

The PTFA raises funds through community events, school fairs, raffles, seasonal activities, pop-up shops, pre-loved uniform sales, donations and grant applications. Funds raised are used to advance the education of pupils at South Wingfield Primary School by providing additional resources, equipment, enrichment activities and experience that enhance their learning and school environment.

The Battalion supports the work of Boys Brigade companies around the Sheffield and District (North Derbyshire and North Notts) area provide activities which cover Spiritual, Sport, Craft, Outdoor activities and a structured award scheme

The Trust has continued to develop the Derwent Valley Heritage Way by means of promotion and supporting interpretation. The Trust also formulates plans to provide a Cycleway, providing level accessibility for all users, along the Derwent Valley in accordance with its object to develop an integrated network of facilities to assist the public in understanding the area of benefit.

We offer support to children and young adults aged 0-25 years of age with special educational needs and disabilities and their families in Derby City and Derbyshire.We do this by providing toddler play sessions, sensory swim sessions, messy play and craft sessions, sensory play sessions. BsL signed and relaxed panto, A lending library of books and equipment and general support and advice.

Belper Singers is a Chamber Choir of around 30 mixed voices performing a wide range of choral music from the 16th to 21st centuries. They perform about six concerts per year in a range of venues including churches, stately homes, pubs and community spaces, mostly in Belper and Derbyshire villages. They rehearse weekly in Belper during school term time.

We conserve and maintain the walled garden for public use and enjoymentWe produce food and plants and have a growing volunteer base for garden workWe provide educational and recreational activities conected to the garden and wider parkWe are currently improving the appearance and planting of the walled garden

To promote humane behaviour towards animals, specifically Hedgehogs, by providing appropriate care, protection, treatment and security for those who are in need of rescue, care and attention through sickness, maltreatment, poor circumstances or ill use. To provide advice and education to the general public concerning hedgehog welfare, highlighting the need to alleviate cruelty and suffering by inc

1) Healthy dinner at campus on open day.2) Attend local events.3) Outreach singing and dress-up performance for the UK community.4) In-house performance for the local community.5) Hold Cantonese opera class to boost members' physical and emotional health.6) Hold opera make-up class to inspire people.7) Arrange trips or tour for members to enjoy leisure time.

Sea Cadet Unit serving City of Derby. Providing marine training for 10 - 18 year olds.The Sea Cadets offers young people amazing opportunities for personal development by learning new skills and working in teams. We offer an environment where young people find new confidence and inspiration.Our biggest supporter is the Royal Navy. Our aim is to inspire young people through nautical adventure.

Supporting the Chiapas Rural Development Centre, Mexico which works amongst the Mayan Tzeltal people. It focuses on community projects crop demonstration and sustainable techniques for semi-subsistence agriculture. Main crops are maize, beans, vegetables and coffee and greenhouse culture. Acts as field-day centre for local agricultural schools and a Retreat Centre for interested groups. Co

Principal focus is the conservation and restoration of an ex WW1 light railway narrow gauge steam locomotive built by Hunslet of Leeds. We also hope to help educate about WW1, the light railways used and their influence, the general use of narrow gauge railways, the changes in British engineering influence around the world, traditional engineering skills, and the role heritage has in the UK today.

To acquire preserve and restore for the public benefit items of historical, architectural, engineering or scientific value in connection with narrow-gauge railways in general and The Ashover Light Railway in particular, and to restore and then operate a section or sections of that railway.

Run a series of events for children and families of children at the school including discos, bingo nights, chocolate night, circus fair and Christmas Fair to raise money for the benefit of children at the school

To raise monies to enrich the education of the children of St Mary's School of New Mills, High Peak. Funds will be used to contribute towards the purchase of equipment , services and events that the school may not afford that will enrich the childrens education and promote a postive school environment.

The Society studies and reports on the archaeology, history and architecture of South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire. A series of lectures is held. Visits are made to sites of interest. Members give lectures to other groups and attend at open days and similar events. Transactions are published usually every two years and contain articles or local and wider interest.

A MIXED VOICE NON-AUDITION CHOIR OF 50 MEMBERS PROVIDING CONCERTS FOR THE PUBLIC WITH A LARGE REPERTOIRE FROM LARGE CHORAL WORKS WITH ORCHESTRA TO SONGS FROM MUSICALS AND OTHER PART SONGS. WE ARE A FRIENDLY AND WELCOMING SOCIETY.

The Society provides and advertises a public monthly lecture programme relating to all aspects of the history of Belper and the region. Provides public exhibitions, and has published several books. We have amassed, conserved and catalogued a huge collection of photographs of the area, a large collections of archive documents and of historic artifacts which are used for education and research.

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.