Charities In Herefordshire

To hold land and buildings known as the Bishop of Hereford Bluecoat School and to apply income for the maintenace of the school and providing other benefits not normllly provided by the Local Education authority

Supporting education and training for children and young people under the age of 25 in the Ancient Parish of Yarpole.

raising funds by way of fund raising events, such as fetes, easter egg hut, beetle drive, halloween party, pamper evenings and croc 8 running race and applicants for grants

Pencombe School PTA provides closer links between home and school by developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and friends; and raises funds to provide facilities or equipment which support the school and advances the education of the pupils.

The CIO manages the village hall and associated facilities for the use of the inhabitants of Eardisley Group Parish Council area and others without distinction of political, religious or other opinions. The hall is used for meetings, lectures and classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure-time activities with the object of improving the conditions of life of the said inhabitants.

Parents, carers, teachers and friends of the school, fund raising to augment the schools resources,enriching the childrens education, supporting school events and showing children the importance of giving.

This charity makes grants for educational purposes to parishoners of Pipe-cum-Lyde, Hereford. In addition financial assistance can be given to those in need living in the parish of Pipe-cum-Lyde. The trustees meet three times per year before the beginning of each academic term. The Parish vicar is ex officio chairman, and the two churchwardens are ex officio trustees.

The inclusion of disabled persons throughout the South East region in sport, by encouraging and facilitating them in powerchair football and assisting in the provision of facilities for non-competitive and competitive sport, to improve their conditions of life, and assist in their integration into society.

Used by the public for leisure and recreation

We operate/maintain Shobdon Village Hall. This includes funraising activities to enable capital improvements to be made.

The Rotary Club raises funds through a wide range of small activities and grants funds to other local charities performing work in the UK and overseas, and to Rotary Clubs overseas to direct locally to charitable causes.

To support the re-education, rehabilitation and improvement of quality of life for people who have suffered an acquired brain injury due to accident, stoke or otherwise, and as a result have experienced loss of communication, cognitive and / or motor skills who live in Worcestershire, Gloucestershire, Warwickshire and Hereforeshire

Organising meetings, lectures and visits.Promoting the involvement of the community in local historical events.. Producing a quarterly journal and other publicationsMaintaining an archive of local historical material. Mounting temporary and permanent public exhibitions of local educational relevance.Forming partnerships with local groups to help achieve these objects.

General Charitable PurposesEconomic/Community development/Employment

The provision and maintenance of a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of Longtown, including use for meetings, lectures and classes, and for other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation, with the object of improving the conditions of life for this rural community.

Giving the chance of age 10-26 years old the chance to learn life skills and experiences, with such activities and competitions as public speaking, panto, farm and rural skills, metal working etc.

Providing disabled people with the opportunity to ride and drive, to benefit their health and well being, in Ludlow and the surrounding area.

To relieve the emotional and physical distress of parents and their families that have experienced the death of a baby through neonatal loss, infant loss, stillbirth or miscarriage or have a baby in intensive care.

Provide facilities for village events.

To raise funds for the benefit of the pupils of St Mary's Roman Catholic high School.

Maintenance and running of village hall to beneift local community

Hall letting for local community

Making grants to individuals who have suffered injury or sickness as a result of their participation in the sport of Rugby Union within the area of benefit and the relief of those same persons and their dependants in necessitous circumstances.

provision of social, recreational and educational activities for residents of area of benefit

Church Bellringing-training and education. Grants for bell restoration.