Charities In Derbyshire

To protect the heritage in and around Sheffield. To promote interest and pride in architecture and local history. To increase public awareness of our historic past through its buildings. To conserve whatever is beautiful in our environment and to improve that which is not

For the upkeep of the Hewett family graves within the graveyard of St. Peter's Church, Netherseale and general upkeep.

Supervises facilities for a luncheon club which meet weekly throughout the year on premises owned by the local town council.

The museum of childhood is located at the National Trust property of Sudbury Hall, Derbyshire and this is where the trust promotes and maintains its collectable objects.

Benefit of 25 poor people of Hartington

Grants - but mainly dormant at present

The charity helps with the prevention or relief of poverty. It assists old and elderly people and makes grants to individuals.

Benefit 6 poor scholars at Hartington

Cursillo is a movement of the church, providing a method by which Christians are empowered to grow through prayer, study and action and enable to share God's love with everyone.

Lectures on a very wide variety of subjects. Coach outings to places of special interest e.g. Saltaire, Bletchley Park, Brooklands etc

PUBLIC SERVICES AND INFORMATION

Middleton by Wirksworth Recreation Ground Trust hold in trust a plot of land within the parish of Middleton which they maintain for recreational use by the local population.

Maintains the Pinfold in the village of Hope with income received from letting grazing rights.

The charity gives a one off payment to children/young people, it does not give loans.

Sport/Recreation

Relief of poverty in the Glossopdale area

Grants to individuals & groups within the Parish of Great Longstone in Derbyshire

The maintenance of religious worship at, and the support of, the Unitarian Chapel at Belper.

RELIGIOUS

To provide a safe, permanent and happy home for children in long-term care who are unlikely to be adopted. Enabling sibling groups to stay together, giving stability, roots and wings to shattered lives.

Makes small (under -ú100) grants for youth, training, educational, or evangelistic purposes.

A time bank is an exciting way for people to come together to help others and help themselves at the same time. Participants 'deposit' their time in the bank by giving practical help and support to others and are able to 'withdraw' their time when they need something done themselves.

Supporting and managing series of activities for the benefit of the village

To raise funds and give advice to local people who suffer from kidney problems. To provide funds for equipment and research into kidney related problems and treatments.To provide publicity and promote organ donation for transplantation through the National Organ Donor Register.

The maintenance of religious worship at, and the support of, the Unitarian Chapel at Belper.