Charities In Derbyshire

Provide insurance cover for the churches in the North Wingfield Team Ministry and grants towards the maintenance of the Church buildings and churchyard.

We give grants to voluntary sector community groups to improve the services and facilities in the village of Grindleford and promote the conservation, protection, and improvement of the physical and natural environment, particularly by promoting sustainable transport in Grindleford and taking measures to mitigate the effects of climate change.

Recreation ground and social club for use by the local community

Fund raising to provide extra activities for children in Ilam school and the surrounding area.

Muddy Fork helps people experiencing mental health challenges take back control of their lives through volunteer gardening & conservation in Bassetlaw (North Nottinghamshire) and surrounding areas.

Our church is a branch of The Mother Church. The First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston, Massachusetts. We hold Sunday services at 11am - also a Testimony meeting every first Wednesday of the month at 7.30 p.m. Our Reading Room is open for half an hour before each service. The general public and visitors are warmly welcome.

Whitwell Brass perform several public concerts each year in addition to competing in brass band competitions. The band also provides tuition to players of all ages.

We offer grants to residents of the Sutton-cum-Duckmanton area who are undertaking further education.

To provide financial support to Greenhill School by organising fund raising activities such as school discos, Summer Fayre, Mother's/Father's Day gifts, Christmas Fayre etc. Support is encouraged from the local community to ensure that the facilities and projects at the school are subsidised to the benefit of the children.

We give an initial grant to students attending college or university full time to help with their expenses. The Trustees may from time to time make one-off grants to schools within the parish of Whittington, or those outside the parish which are attended by students resident in the parish of Whittington.

We meet each Friday. Members are brought by community bus to the Medway Centre. They have coffee, then socialise by chatting, playing cards, dominoes etc. A hot lunch is provided. There is various entertainment during the afternoon. Two or three times a year we organise days out.

RUNNING OF THE VILLAGE HALL IN ELVASTON

Provision of Financial help for the elderly or disabled in the parish of Elvaston, Derbyshire. Also donations to other charities, which benefit parishioners and financial help to students/apprentices from the same parish.

We are a Civic Association dedicated to improving Matlock. We comment on proposals/plans affecting the town, campaign for improvements and carry out projects such as painting the Matlock mural, publishing Town Trails and installing Blue Plaques. Our objects are to educate the public in various aspects of the town and to preserve, protect and improve buildings and other features of public interest.

Rescue and re-homing of neglected or unwanted guinea pigs and cats

Manages a village hall, The Moore Memorial Hall

Organising fund raising events, such as jazz concerts, garden parties etc. Organising charity collections at Christmas, such as house to house collections, street collections and store collections. Ensuring the proceeds are donated to Rotary charities at home and overseas, and other good causes that are charitable (see website).

Fundraising activities to support and enhance the pupil's school experience.

South Normanton Scouts is part of the worldwide Scout movement. We try and up hold the Scouting motto and help young children understand responsibilities, self respect and respecting others, becoming trusting, self controlled and self confident young people.The Scout Group was founded in 1910 by Mr C Blackhurst and has developed into a strong group, having Beavers, Cubs and Scouts

The choir performs in concerts in Derbyshire and across the UK to raise awareness of the male voice choral tradition, and to raise funds for local charities.

This is a village community centre for the use of all residents in the Toton area.

Parents and Teachers raise money to support the education already provided by the school

It is DEAFvibe's belief that all Deaf (BSL), Deaf with Speech, Hard of Hearing, Deafened and Deafblind people should be treated equally and with respect; that access to information & communication is provided without barriers or prejudice; and to promote equal participation and opportunities in life. Access to Communication is a vital need to have a sense of belonging and inclusion in society.