Charities In Derbyshire

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Community centre providing facilities for groups and organisations such as, Polling station, Pre-school certified by OFSTED, dance classes, Exercise and fitness classes and also casual users for parties and meetings.

After more than 10 years of closure an extended & refurbished amenity was finally opened in March 2010. The Parish Room now has a main hall, new toilets (including one for disabled use), a kitchen and small store room. This amenity is available for community use/ hire, and the Trust's task is to ensure that this facility remains in the community, for the community.

Provides grants for organisations for the benefit of young people in the Borough of Buxton, Derbyshire.

The principal activity of the charity is to declare the Christian Gospel, and to promote Christian missions.We currently have two trust workers conducting assemblies in schools, by invitation, around Matlock and further parts of Derbyshire. Materials and teaching aids have been produced by our workers to assist others in reaching out to young people.

Parent Teacher Association for Firfield Primary School. Our purpose is to run school events to provide social events for school children and their parents and carers and to raise money for school equipment, school trips etc, from fundraising events such as Summer and Christmas Fayres, Coffee Mornings, school discos, family fun nights and other social event and fund raising activities.

Throughout the year we have various fund raising activities in the village of Bonsall, Derbyshire. This helps the school to offer the children subsidised trips, buy equipment and many other items which otherwise may not have been available without this extra funding.

Providing sailing and waterborne acitivities and Experiences for the disabled , elderly or with special needs

To improve the quality of life of former mineworkers and/or their dependants in North Derbyshire

RAISING FUNDS ON BEHALF OF WREN PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL TO PROVIDE EQUIPMENT FOR THE CHILDREN

We rehearse for and perform choral concerts. We usually perform classical concerts in the late autumn and spring along with carol concerts at Christmas time and a lighter summer concert.

VILLAGE HALL

The choir raises money through a fund-raising Christmas Concert in order to support a local Hospital, Health-related project, charity or organisation. The selected beneficiary varies each year, and the choir rehearses for the Concert from September to December.

To promote for the benefit of the inhabitants of Great Longstone, Little Longstone, Rowland and Hassop in Derbyshire the provision of facilities for the sport, recreation or other leisure time occupation.

To provide a facility seven days a week for the elderly in the Old Park Ward. Through organizing events and hiring of the centres facilities to outside sources we are able to make a donation to each pensioner in the ward prior to Christmas every year.

Pride in Belper promotes LGBTQ visibility and allyship. Information and support are given to local schools, churches, shops, and community groups in the form of guidance and knowledge around inclusion and belonging. We hold an annual LGBTQ pride event in the heart of Belper Derbyshire which is open to all and involves organisations, charities and businesses in the area of Belper.

To promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art and science of music in all it's aspects by the presentation of public concerts and recitals and by such other ways as the Choir through its committee shall determine from time to time. Also supporting any other charitable purpose in any manner approved by law.

A public playing field with a football and cricket pitch plus childrens play areas managed on behalf of the Fields in Trust by Youlgrave Parish Council. Designated a Queen Elizabeth II Field in 2012. Also owns the public toilets in the centre of the village for use by walkers, visitors and locals

The maintenance of three Almshouses in the village of Little Eaton; the relief of persons who are in need or hardship and resident in Little Eaton; promote the education of persons under the age of 25 who are in need and resident in Little Eaton and to further religious and other charitable work in Little Eaton.

Recreation

Village Hall

We manage a building for use by local community groups on a regular basis and for occasional use by individuals arranging, in particular, children's parties.

Beavers / Cubs / Scouts

Scout Shop

SCOUTING - To organise training and activities for young people to help them to achieve their potential.