Charities In Monmouthshire

Operate a premises where: matters of faith are explored through literature, group and individual discussions; comfort and a listening ear can be offered in times of need; christian resources are provided for local events; Fairtrade is actively supported; venue is offered to support local activities

Panache Steel Band is based in Thornbury, South Gloucestershire. Panache started in 1994 at The Castle School, Thornbury, and has since become community based. As well as the main performing band, who performs both publically and privately, we run a variety of community-based steel band groups for different ages, as well as one-off workshops at local schools and other organisations.

Letting of hall for community use

A village hall providing premises for the use of local clubs and other organisations and by residents of The Narth and District and the surrounding area. The committee also organises events and activities to raise funds for the upkeep of the hall.

The charity raises money to provide additional resources to the school and its pupils.

Fundraising to construct a new village hall.

By grants to people and organisations living within a 10 mile radius of Monmouth Town. Grants for general charitable purposes, education, disability, relief of poverty.

Regional Bowls League and Competitions and also compete in Internationals and Home Nations Tournaments, fundraising activities to support players attending International and Home Nations Tournaments.

Parents, Teachers & Friends Association raising funds to help provide the school with additional resources

Providing the community with use of the village hall and amenities for recreational and sporting activities.

Organises events within the area of operation with the intention of raising funds to be used for local and Rotary Charities. Donations are made to Organisations and Individuals with approval granted by the Council of the Rotary Club of Chepstow at its monthly meetings. Individual members of the Club from time to time give freely of their time to assist with local community projects and concerns.

Venue for a range of village activities as well as being a provider of music, dancing and public entertainment of a similar kind.

The hall is a community facility, offering a low rate venue for residents use. We are able to cater for both the able and less able, as we have disabled ramps and toilet facilities.

Hedgehog Helpline operates in South East Wales. We rescue, rehabilitate and release sick, inured or orphaned hedgehogs to release back into the wild. During 2023 we received 1225 hedgehogs We received in excess of 3500 calls on HelplineWe are a volunteer run charityWe attended 46 events/venues to give talks etc to educate and raise awareness of the plight of the hedgehog

To provide tuition to young people (and older) in the creative art of playing brass instruments, to promote the brass band to an increasingly wider audience. To support other charitable organisations through music.

To fundraise for Cross Ash Primary School in order to provide equipment and services either not provided by the LEA or outside the scope of the LEA's provision.

Varied activities with young people as a group within the scout movement

An amateur choir which performs and promotes live concerts, mostly in Gloucestershire, for the purposes of enriching local culture and encouraging participation in music making

i) To advance the education of the public and in particular the education of older people no longer in full-time gainful employment in Ross-On-Wye and its surrounding locality.ii) The provision of facilities for leisure time and recreational activities with the object of improving the conditions of life for the above persons in the interests of their social welfare.

To advance the education of the pupils of Monmouth Prep School by engaging in fundraising activities or providing experiences or equipment in order to: enrich the lives of pupils; build the community of parents, carers, staff and students; build relations with the local community and benefit relevant charities.

The rescue and the preservation of life of persons injured or stranded underground and to assist other emergency services, including other cave rescue groups and mountain rescue teams.

Village Hall for use by members of the local community.

To financially assit students from King Henry VII School, Abergavenny who are going into further education.

Annual conference. Local gatherings.

Day to day management of small woodlands of which one has public access. Sales of products resulting from the management including woodfuel, green craft products and honey. Tree planting and wild flower cultivation within woodlands. Providing facilities to encourage wildlife and biodiversity development, eg nesting boxes, clear areas of invasive species and litter pick as required.