Charities In Powys

Arranging money making events to cover the running costs of the village hall. Holding classes and being a centre for village participators ie W.I., Gardening Club etc.

The charity runs an after school club for primary age school children through the medium of Welsh.

Village hall.

The main objects of the charity are the relief of poverty amongst the ministers of the church.Although no grants are received directly by ministers, the funds are used for the benefit ofreligious institutions.

Erwood Market Hall provides a meeting place for local groups and a base for activities to be undertaken.

Provision of community playing fields and facilities, for the benefit of the local community of Ystradgynlais and the surrounding areas.

Raising money to support extra curricular activities such as school trips - experiencing arts, cultural, historical and adventurous events which are not available within our rural community.Purchasing educational equipment which is not provide for by the local LEA such as computers, white boards, projectors and educational literature.

GIVING GRANTS TO STUDENTS AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATIONS

Maintain and operate a building containing meeting rooms, a snooker club and a computer club and a library staffed entirely by volunteers.Also two rooms housing a model car museum.

Management of community centre and organising of village activities.

Operating in Wales, we provide and assist people with a physical or mental disability to take part in physical recreation; advancing or enhancing sporting skills and supporting and assisting their amateur sports opportunities and their participation in competitions. We provide equipment, and facilitate and supervise physical recreation through weekly sessions.

Spaceguard UK is supporting the activities of The Spaceguard Centre, an astronomical observatory specialising in the NEO hazard. The major project being supported at the moment is the building of a dome to house a large telescope gifted to the Centre by Cambridge University. This new facility will enhance the Centre's outreach and educational programmes.

Administration of village hall. Main room is sufficiently large for indoor bowls and badminton. There is also a large meeting room and kitchen. Bar services can be made available.

Erwood Pit Stop Trust is consituted to supply public amenities by providing and maintaining public conveniences in the Erwood geographical area for the public benefit.

Own, manage, and run a village hall for the benefit of the residents of Brilley and Michaelchurch parish

Provides financial grants to PCCs in the Hereford Diocese and certain border parishes for the restoration of church bells for full-circle ringing.

Pays net income to maintain the cemetery at Presteigne, Powys - payment is made to the Powys County Council who carry out the maintenance.

A public community centre, providing many activities for the local community, both sporting, educational and social. We provide a variety of meeting rooms, modern, fully equipped kitchen, licensed bar if required, along with a mini business centre and billiard room.

We support St Marys, Brecon by providing and assisting in the restoration, preservation, repair, improvement and beautification of St Marys church and by providing additional facilities and contributing towards the cost of maintaining the ministry at the church and the day to day costs incidental thereto for and on behalf of the Parochial Church Council or successor.

Running of village hall and related activities for the benefit of Glangrwyney and surrounds and the residentstherein.

MANAGEMENT OF THE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY AND CASH RESERVES OF THE TRUST TO GENERATE INCOME FOR DISTRIBUTION AS FINANCIAL AWARDS TO QUALIFYING STUDENTS AS SET OUT IN THE CHARITY'S OBJECTIVES. ADVERTISING THE AVAILABILITY OF AWARDS, INTERVIEWING APPLICANTS AND MAKING AWARDS HAVING REGARD TO THE GUIDANCE ISSUED BY THE CHARITY COMMISSION ON PUBLIC BENEFIT.

Awards grants for the benefit of those living within the community of Tregynon, Powys

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 society gives two concerts per year, with professional soloists and full orchestra. Rehearsals are held weekly from September to April or May, and no auditions are required.

Forden Recreation Association operates Forden Community Centre for the benefit of the residents of Forden and surrounding area, and also for the use of children attending Forden Church in Wales Primary School.