Charities In Shropshire

the charity is a village hall providing space for parish activities

The benefit of residents of Cleobury Mortimera) Relieving such persons who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress by making grant of money or providing or paying for items, services or facilities calculated to reduce the need, hardship or distress and such persons b) in relieving such persons who are mentally or physically disabled in such ways as the Trustees think fit

The Trustees have concentrated on its two major resposibilities during the most recent year: the expansion of regular servuces in addition to those at major festivals and Harvest with Mattins or Evening Prayer at other times. The other responsibilty being the maintenance and good repair of the church and graveyard is top priority this year.

PROVIDE ACTIVITES/SPORTS FOR LOCAL PEOPLE,

Religious and charitable workMoney is raised through Coffee mornings, a Christmas Fayre and an occasional donation. It is used on the maintenance of the Church and its small grounds. Annual donations are made to a limited number of charities/good causes.

Educational activities associated with the Kidderminster Railway Museum and the Highley Engine House. Fund raising for the overhaul of the steam loco Manning, Wardle 2047 of 1926 known as Warwickshire.

A) to promote for the benefit of the public the preservation and operation of steam locomotives of historic interest.B) To educate the public about steam locomotives of rolling stock of historic interest and the contributions made by them to the industrial life of this country

Help develop primary school children at school via educational books and visits

Each year we hold a variety of events which involve children and parents. These events include an Easter Fayre, Summer Barbecue, School Discos, Talent Night and coffee mornings. These are just a few examples of the events we hold during the year.

SUPPORT TO SHROPSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL'S ARCHIVES AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES TO THE MEMBERS OF THE FRIENDS.

A social movement aiming to bring about a community wide response to dementia across Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin.

Mythstories works with words, keeping oral heritage alive. We run a museum; organise projects and events to celebrate the heritage art of storytelling; link stories to landscape; share stories for community cohesion. We use storytelling as a gateway to literacy and communication skills. All age groups get involved in projects or visit the museum. Users are usually young people and families.

Support and maintain the running of Clunbury Village Hall, linked to organising activities for local people. Facilitating school use and playgroup use.

fund raising events for hall. which is used as a village hall

The aim of S.B.G. is to prevent badger abuse whether direct, accidental, or coincidental to other legal activities. We assist the Police and RSPCA in any investigations of abuse of badgers or setts and advise or assist individuals or organisations where badgers may present problems. We educate the general public about badger ecology

To maintain and run village a hall for the local community.

Relief of poverty and education

Management of Frankton Village Hall. Hosting Community events and fund-raising to safeguard the Halls future

Provides space for classes, private functions and community events.

The Charity provides the type of relief not provided by the statutory agencies to residents of the Parishes of Albrighton, Boningale & Donington who are considered to be in need Examples include , provision of holidays to needy families, payment of travelling expenses for young people and suport for establishment of 'Care & Share' group for residents with dementia and their carers

Aston Village Hall is the only community meeting place servicing the villages of Aston, Willoughbridge and Weymouth. It provides a venue for meetings, fitness activities, church services and community events. The trustees hold a number of social events and activities every year.

A rural youth organisation for people aged 10 to 26, in Shropshire

Varied activities from 14 clubs in the area of District 21. Clubs send donations for charities chosen by the District Chairman of the year.

Collect, preserve and display artefacts pertaining to all facets of life in the Clun Forest Area from archaeological finds through to agricultural and manufacturing and products; domestic items, local crafts up to and including the 1950's. Conserve and display Elizabethan Silver Maces and Town Seal of Clun.

To provide facilities for use of the community of Bobbington and the local school. Allowing the hall to be hired for various private functions such as parties and receptions.