Charities In Powys

Village Hall which provides facilities for other groups and also to put on our own events such as music festivals, craft shows, Bingo nights, Pub nights, sporting events.

Village Hall Committee

The club is located in Hay-on-Wye Primary School and held in the sports/dining hall. The charity promotes the benefits of the attendees of Hay-on-Wye Primary School and surrounding schools by providing a facility for daily after school care for children age 4 - 11 years. We provide the children with inside and outside activities. We provide healthy snacks, all in a happy, safe environment.

We donate free pet food Short term to individuals who are on low income and financial hardship and who live in Powys

Provision & maintenance of a village hall and recreation ground for meetings, lectures, classes, and other forms of recreation and leisure time occupations

The Newtown Textile Museum is open to the public in the summer months for the education and enjoyment of its visitors. In addition to the permanent displays there are special exhibitions, demonstrations of spinning and weaving, and lectures. Visits from schools, education, and social groups are encouraged. Funds are committed to the upkeep of the building, the care, conservation of the artefacts.

To advance the education, appreciation, and knowledge of the public in the art of classical music, through the promotion of classical music and live performance in general for the public benefit in and for Mid Wales. Activities include workshops, performances and other participatory activities.

The Andrew Logan Museum of Sculpture Limited was formed in August 1987 as a Charitable Trust to display to the public the works of Sculptor Andrew Logan, to advance the education of the public in England and Wales. The Museum organises workshops, festivals & performances for adults & children, schools & college groups in Berriew, Montgomeryshire, Powys, Wales

The Society is a voluntary organisation open to everyone.Its main purpose is to advance the enhancement, protection and conservation of the countryside and other amenities of the Brecon Beacons National Park for the benefit of the public, working with other public bodies in England and Wales.The Society also runs a series of guided walks throughout the year.

Village Hall providing amenities for a variety of local groups and a venue for parties, etc

CONCERTS ARE GIVEN BY INDIVIDUAL CHOIRS WITHIN THE NORTH WALES FEDERATION IN SUPPORT OF LOCAL CHARITIES WITH THE BENEFIT OF PROMOTING MALE VOICE SINGING FOR ALL AGES WITHIN LOCAL COMMUNITIES. CONCERTS HAVE BEEN HELD RECENTLY AT BOTH BANGOR AND WREXHAM WHEN SMALLER CHOIRS COMBINED TO GIVE CONCERTS TO LARGER AUDIENCES IN SUPPORT OF LOCAL CHARITIES.

Provision of bursaries. Fund raising to provide additional facilities and equipment for the school. Provision of assistance with funding for educational trips and encouragement of additional curriculum studies by donation of prizes.

Cylch Meithrin Llanbrynmair is a Cylch Meithrin established to serve the children of Llanbrynmair. Located in the Community Centre, in a room suitable adapted with appropriate facilities and appropriate parking facilities.Cylch Meithrin Llanbrynmair registered with the Care and Social Services inspectorate of Wales for 14 Boys and girls.

to promote the welsh language and its culture and that of the arts

The Charity provides assistance towards the cost of education,or for specialist tools or equipment necessary to pursue a vocation, or to encourage or nurture a specific talent (ie musical instrument), for young people under 25 years old, living in the qualifying areas. Exceptional talent is encouraged and assistance is considered with courses that entail exceptional expenditure.

Providing concerts and art exhibitions; promoting music; raising money for fabric of St Michael's Church, Cwmdu

Fundraising for school activities

A School Fund used to enhance the education of pupils at Llanidloes High Schoolo

To provide access to local groups and individuals to community centre to enable them to hold meetings and functions that fall within the constitution of the centre

Making Grants to organizations,including schools and charities. Providing human resources through club members and volunteers

We:- Provide and promote therapeutic Community Gardens for the local community.- Improve the physical and mental health of the local community,- Support and sustain wildlife habitats and promote biodiversity & sustainable land management

The promotion of agriculture and horticulture; arts, education in the arts, heritage and culture; the advancement of charitable purposes and the work of charities falling under the advancement of citizenship or community development including but not limited to holding an annual show and providing small grants to organisations and individuals.

We provide a wide range of Welfare support and facilities for both serving and retired members of the RAF and their dependents. We also provide respite care using one of the homes throughout the UK operated by the main RAFA charity. We are finding that the area we cover is constantly increasing due to adjacent branch closures, due to the age of members; many of who served in WWII.

ARTS/CULTURE

The object of the charity is the provision of a welfare hall and recreational facilities for the benefit of the inhabitants (and in particular, but not exclusively, such of the said inhabitants as are members of the mining community) of the area of benefit without distinction of political, religious or other opinions.