Charities In Sandwell

To assist aged or distressed persons male or female professing the Protestant religion belonging to the upper or middle classes of society provided that such persons shall have been reduced to poverty by misfortune and not by their own improvidence or neglect. Special regard is to be shown to the claims of widows and daughters of Clergymen of the Church of England.

Rotary Club

Our Charity promotes the development of young people from the inner city areas of Birmingham & Sandwell in achieving their physical, intellectual and social potential as individuals and as responsible citizens by the provision of education and leisure time activities using a nautical theme and in accordance with the principles, ethos and practices of the Marine Society & Sea Cadets (MSSC)

Our vision is caring for cats and respecting and treating them with compassion.Our purpose as a Rescue is to end cruelty and promote kindness to Cats and toalleviate their suffering.We as a Rescue believe that, where there is doubt about whether Cats are suffering,the benefit of the doubt must always be given to the animals.

To provide comforts and amenities for patients or staff in hospitals and medical charities, assist medical research, education and science, and support charitable organisations concerned with the sick or disadvantaged.

To provide support for people, community groups, small charities that require financial help to improve their quality of life through sickness, illness or poverty.

Provision of accomodation for the needy with an emphasis on retired clergy and their dependants, and such other charitable purposes as the trustees shall determine at their absolute discretion.

We support charitable and community activities within the Black Country area of the West Midlands making grants to other charitable organisations for the principal purposes of raising educational standards, increasing health provision and supporting the hospice movement, or similar objects or purposes.

The trust exists to support and help Friends in need who are members or attenders of Central England Area Quaker Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends Formerly and is also known as Warwickshire Monthly Meeting. The trust acts following an approach from the needy Friend's local meeting.

Donations made to charities at the discretion of the Trustees

This charity exists to provide regular Christian teaching to all age groups through a Sunday church service and therough mid-week home groups. The charity also encourages non-Christians to appreciate the benefit of Christian teachings and morals through evangelistic meetings.

Provide day time educational, creative and social activities for older people no longer in full time gainful employment

Organises inter school, inter district and inter county competition for secondary school children in West Midlands area in athletics (track & field, cross country, combined events and race walking).

School Events to raise funds for special purposes to enhance the children's education.

Community services, advice centre, Cultural centre for the community, Free computer training and internet access, helping people from the community to settle down, by advising them on housing, job, training and legal services. Health awareness, supporting those who are in need of food, clothing, furniture,

Oakwood Park and Jesson Playing Fields is a local community green space with a range of active and passive recreation facilities. This includes a childrens play area, Multi Use Games Area, along with sports football pitches and informal seating area.

Managing Trustees make grants, at their discretion, to selected TA Units based within the County of Stafford (including those Units in the geographical area of the former County of Stafford) and the Staffordshire Army Cadets Force for such charitable purposes as are calculated to further their miliotary efficiency by improving the facilities and amenities of training and service.

To advance in life and relieve the needs of young people in support of their educational development, jobe opportunities in the professions or self-employment. To provide support, information and education to young persons affected by juvenile athritis.

Raise money by holding fundraising activities within school and local community including summer fete, xmas fair, raffles, ice cream sales and pre loved uniform.

We aim to produce young people who are able to be a full part of there local, national and international communities. we do this by offering a exciting and interesting programme of education and activities that are geared towards how we view ourselves and interact with other people and groups.

We offer free food to those who are in poverty or need via a voucher based system where voucher-holding agencies assess need and issue accordingly. Vouchers, when presented to the Food Bank, will entitle the client to 3 Days of food. This can be done 3 times. We also signpost and offer advocacy in relation to debt counselling and relief.

Grant supports social responsibility work in the Diocese of Worcester with priority to supporting the work of diocesan social responsibility staff and diocesan "Commission for Social Responsibility".

Our aim is to specialise in the rescue of sick, injured and orphaned Wildlife. our aim is to nurse them back to health then release them back to the wild.We also specialise in the rescue of Chihuahuas and Chinese other small breed dogs. We take in these 'unwanted' pets and place them in foster homes until a permanent home can be found for them. We do not use kennels

PROVIDING EDUCATION AND TRAINING AND CARRYING OUT OTHER CHARITY WORK.

The Sir Barry Jackson Trust,s objects and principal activities are to fund the advancement and improvement of education in drama and theatrical production and to develop the public,s appreciation of such art.