Charities In Derbyshire

FUNDRAISING TO SUPPORT THE EDUCATION OF PUPILS WITHIN DOVERIDGE PRIMARY SCHOOL

To maintain and foster the spirit of comradeship brought about by service with the Derbyshire Yeomanry. To assist members in obtaining satisfactory employment. To assist in any cases of distress as far as lies in the power of the association. (For further details see the rules of the association.

To promote (with the approval of the vicar & PCC) the restoration, maintenance, repair & improvement of the fabric, ornaments, vestments, furniture & furnshings of Chesterfield Parish Church

To promote and stimulate public interest in the performance and writing of music and to encourage those members of the public who have musical gifts to cultivate them

Manor Fields Association seeks to maintain and enhance the environment of the fields for public use, and to promote bio-diversity. To this end we leave managed long grass areas, sow wildflower seeds and plant new trees. We aim to promote the fields for informal sporting activities, dog walking, and general recreation for all. We hold occasional events such as fun dog shows.

Maintain and run the village hall and provide services for the benefit of Foolow residents and the wider community.

Monthly meetings with health and other topics of interest.Community support and signposting. A safe and friendly space to chat with people who have had similar experiences. Yearly complimentary therapy days open to members, friends and family.Occasional trips and meals out.

Affiliated with ACWW worldwide, addressing resolutions & mandates, help with the Community and environment

Relieving persons resident in the City of Derby who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.

A social club for people with and without physical disabilities. Meet weekly for social evening, quizzes, bingo, table games, chats. Arrange outings, holidays and fundraising events.

-encouraging high standards of architecture & town planning in the town-stimulating public interest in & care for the beauty, history & character of the town & its surroundings-encouraging the preservation, development & improvement of features of general public amenity or historic interest-pursuing these ends by meetings, exhibitions, lectures and promotion of schemes of a charitable natur

Arts and craftsoutings to places of historic interestmonthly meetings with general interest speakers

1. TO PROMOTE STUDY AND RESEARCH INTO THE HISTORY OF THE NEW MILLS AREA. 2. TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC IN THE HISTORY OF THE NEW MILLS AREA. 3 TO SECURE THE PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF ITEMS OF INTEREST RELATING TI THE HISTORY OF THE NEW MILLS AREA

School activities such as discos, Summer and Christmas Fairs, Bingo

The Henry Boulds Charity is a poor charity for the residents of Snelston in Derbyshire founded in 1804. The trustees aims and objectives are:1. To interpret the criteria of the charity in today's society;2. To act discreetly and confidentially in the distribution of the money;3. To manage the investment through the Charity Commission.4. To meet and agree the distribution every December

to raise money we have a summer fair, christmas fair, quiz nights, raffles, carnival float

Archaeological research (excavation and building survey) within the Area of Operation. Publication of reports on the results of the research. Provision of regular lecturers on archaeological or historical subjects. Supporting Trafford MBC on the interpretation and improvement of the Timperley Old Hall site. Provision of work experience and talks to local individual students or schools.

Objectives: To advance the musical direction of young people in the area of Sheffield and district in playing of brass instruments and to advance the knowledge of such music by means of concerts and other public performances

Recreation Ground (including bowling green)

Advancing education of the public in the field of the history of photography generally, and in particular in Derby and the surrounding area. Presenting lectures and disseminating knowledge through public meetings and publications. Providing volunteer,financial, curatorial and conservation support for the W W Winter Collection Trust and its collection, developing it and making it accessible.

Raffles at events, garden parties etc.

Support adults and children who have a village link to access educational activities and opportunities within our church and school community and to provide items to enhance the well being of the church and its community.

Makes grants to individuals.Makes grants to organisations.

To provide a place for people with learning difficulties to meet, play music, dance, play WI plus outings and advice on benefits.

FUNDRAISING FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST JOHN HOUGHTON R C SCHOOL AND ITS PUPILS