Charities In Shropshire

Aims:To support and promote children's learning and wellbeing across our community and beyondVision:To achieve our aims through innovative and creative projects that provide impact to specific areas of our communities.Action:We fund community projects through charitable donations. These projects are aimed at promoting the wellbeing and education of young people across Shropshire.

Provision of accommodation

To administer and manage the scheme as laid down by the Charity Commissioners for England and Wales. This was sealed by order of the board on the 14th day of January 1896, in the name of The Free School of Hannah and Mary Corbett.

Provision of community transport to local people in and around Malpas, Cheshire where there is very limited public transport. We provide services to community groups and charities catering for those who are disadvantaged by age, financial issues, isolation or physical frailty.

It provides a building to be used by mainly local residents for meetings, plays, clubs, functions, dances, meals etc. It is also used to raise money to meet local needs.

RAISE FUNDS FOR THE SCHOOL AND TO HELP ENRICH CHILDRENS SCHOOL EXPERIENCE

Raises funds to support and enhance learning at Whittington School.

We supply a FREE education to children nursery school age, in The Gambia, West Africa. We operate in Shrewsbury, Shropshire. We are given donations of bedding and aid, which we send over to The Gambia, to help the poor and needy. We offer a sponsorship programme, to enable us to offer a free education.

A rural youth organisation for young people aged 10 to 26

The object of the Centre shall be to promote the relief of the aged in any manner which now is or hereafter may be deemed by law to be charitable within St Giles and the surrounding area

A rural youth organisation for people aged 10 to 26

Manual and powered wheelchairs and scooters available for hire for anyone who needs help to get around Shrewsbury town centre and the provision of a home loan service.

Fundraising events held throughout the year in order to pay for equipment and extra-curricular activities which the school could not otherwise afford.

CHARITABLE DONATIONS, GIVEN TO CHARITIES PRODOMINANTLY IN THE MIDLANDS. PRIORITY IS GIVEN TO SMALL CHARITIES WITH SPECIFIC PROJECTS.

It offers the opportunity for peer-to-peer learning in a social environment to a section of the communityotherwise not widely provided for.

General charitable purpose. Education training. Local school uses hall. Whist drives. General hire for various activities.

The trustees shall hold funds and income and all other monies which may arise whether from donations, bequests, or any other source and any investments and interest arising and apply both capital and income for such charitable purposes as the The Rotary Club of Telford Centre shall in a duly constituted meeting from time to time direct

Village hall for the use of the local community.

Support and representation of Shropshires Foster Carers and the Looked After Children in their care.

recreational games, craft clubs, whist, bingo and social events. The hall is available to hire for community events and parties.

Maintenance, improvement and provision of recreational facilities for the benefit and enjoyment of the public.

1. The advancement of the Christian faith.2. The relief of persons who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress, or who are aged or sick.3. The advancement of education on the basis of Christian principles.

Montgomery Area Riding for the Disabled Association

Offers advice, help and support to Societies/Clubs who are interested in all aspects of gardening and horticulture.Trains novice Judges and provides on going training for existing Judges of Horticultural Shows.Provides grants to Schools and others running Gardening Projects.Gives prizes for School Gardening Competitions.

1. Run an Arts Council accredited museum displaying the history and heritage of Whitchurch, Shropshire and its surrounding area.2. Conduct research projects relevant to the history and heritage of Whitchurch, producing booklets, leaflets and internet material.3. Maintain a historical archive of artefacts relevant to the history of Whitchurch.