Charities In Shropshire

Promotes knowledge and appreciation of the lives and works of A.E. Housman, other members of his family and the causes of literature and poetry.Activities include the publication of an Annual Journal, a Newsletter twice a year, Poetry Readings and Discussions, Commemorations in Bromsgrove and Ludlow, an Annual Lecture and the publication of books about A.E.Housman & family.

The Howard Thompson Bequest donates funds to local organisations (not individuals) for promoting Christian faith education and training.

The object of Clun Valley Music shall be to advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music in all its aspects by any means the trustees see fit, including through the presentation of public concerts and recitals.

PROMOTING THE ART OF MUSICPUBLIC EDUCATION IN MUSIC

FUND RAISING FOR THE CHILDREN OF LONG MOUNTAIN COFE PRIMARY SCHOOL

Established in 2002, the North Wales Owl Sanctuary (owlrescue) operates a comprehensive facility for the care & rehabilitation of both wild and captive bred owls from the region, along with the promotion of owl conservation throughout the region.

THE CHARITY'S OBJECTS ('THE OBJECTS') ARE:(1) TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC IN PONTESBURY AND THE SURROUNDING AREA, IN PARTICULAR, BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, BY SUPPORTING THE PROVISION OF A COMMUNITY LIBRARY AND RESOURCE CENTRE.See the Charity's objects

WE EXIST TO PROVIDE A MEETING PLACE FOR VILLAGERS AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES

Shropshire ME Group is a self-help group supporting patients of CFS/ME to understand and cope with their symptoms. This is achieved by: establishing a number of county-wide Peer Support Groups, held monthly; providing a free library of ME related publications; issuing a regular newsletter, running a website and holding an annual conference to update members on medical advances in treating ME.

We raise funds via summer fetes, Christmas fetes etc to assist in providing resources to enrich the education of the children attending the school

We manage and maintain the village hall for the community and general public

Charitable Trust for benefit of Rolleston and Anslow Parish Churches

Preservation and interpretation of mining remains in the UK but mainly Shropshire

Making grants to young people or organisations to assist in education.

The object of the St Giles PTA is to advance the education of pupils in the school in particular by:- Developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with St Giles CE Primary School- Engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils at St Giles CE Primary School

Parish Hall who provide a place for community activities.

Managing the use and maintenance of village hall

To provide a venue for local activities, classes and entertainment. Also is available for hire by local groups and individuals.

Makes grants to (1) widows, widowers divorced partners and children of Church of England clergy who have held or currently hold livings, curacies or chaplaincies in the county of Shropshire and (2) those C of E clergy, their widows or divorced partners, widowers and their children who have retired and face financial hardship living in the county of Shropshire

Provision and maintenance of a Village hall in the village of Rhydycroesau

The provision of financial assistance for the repair, upkeep and maintenance of the fabric of the Goodhart Rendal Chancel in the Holy Trinity Church, Coalbrookdale and the fabric, contents and graveyard of Little Ness Church, near Shrewsbury

Provision of builings/facilities for elderly/old people/children/young people/people with disabilities/other charities or valuntary bodies and the general public/mankind

This Charity operates under the normal directives of ROTARY making donations to local worthwhile causes and to disaster events abroad. All donations are sanctioned by the Rotary Club of Newport Shropshire

The Rhiwlas Centre provides facilities for physical, social, cultural and recreational activities, with attention to the provision of leisure time activities for young people.The Rhiwlas Centre has facilities for daytime and overnight bunkhouse style accomodation for youth groups, Christian Groups, language classes and courses; as well as talks, concerts, Twmpaths and local society meetings.

Promotion of 8 monthly lectures each year on the arts from September to May. Organisation of visits to museums, galleries, exhibitions and sites of historical and cultural interest. All events are open to non-members.