Charities In Shropshire

Windband providing opportunity for musicians to play together, providing musical training and providing music for functions such as fetes & concerts.

Lectures by visiting speakers & members. Field trips. Research on geological sites & building stones. Publish leaflets & books on sites, areas & walks of geological interest. Maintain a website.

To relieve (1) donations, subscriptions and covenants for and on behalf Masonic charities established within the United Grand Lodge of England and (2) donations for and on behalf of any registered charity or individuals nominated by the Wrekin Lodge No. 2883.

Maintenance of a small village green for the benefit of local people and visitors.

Welfare grants.

Riding for the disabled.

Oldbury Village Hall will provide a place of use and amenity by the residents of Oldbury and surrounding community. The purpose is to develop and maintain a facility that can be used by residents and the community and deliver social events, polling and democratic services, public meetings and recreational, health, cultural, historical and educational activities.

The charity provides funds for the further education of persons resident within the parish

The KSLI and Herefordshire LI Officers' Association aims to help all its officers and ex-officers who need assistance. It also aims to promote and maintain old friendships and comradeship.

Educational trust. We provide funds to young people under 25years of age, to further their education. i.e. money provided for books, computers, programs, lessons.

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Promote Poetry appreciation, writing and discussion in Whitchurch and immediate surrounds. To organise and co-operate with other organisations to encourage, support and promote poetry and associated events.

To provide sevices and active facilities including a place of central focus and any communial activity for the benefit of the local Community.

Support the children at Church Aston Infants School.

The Charity provides a Community facility at a modest cost for persons of all ages and, at the same time, an attractive venue for business and social events such as dinners, wedding receptions and birthday and anniversary parties. The fees received for the latter activities are essential in order to satisfy the former important and principal requirement.

School Parent Teacher AssociationRaising funds to support Dorrington CofE Aided Primary School and benefit the children who attend there.

Relieving the charitable needs of the elderly, infirm and disabled of the congregation of St Peters including those suffering from financial hardship, sickness, poor health and both physical and mental disability. These needs include the provision of equipment and facilities to the Church of St Peters Monkmoor to enable use of the Church by the elderly infirm and disabled.

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

To aid the resettlement and rehabilitation of offenders resident in Warwickshire or West Mercia who are (or have been) under the supervsion of the National Probabtion Service, with a view to reducing the risk of then reoffending.

To advance the Christian religion by providing financial assistance to the churches of the town of Shrewsbury for the purpose of maintaining and improving their bell installations by making grants to them.

Provides financial assistance, annually to individuals continuing in full time education after the age of 16 years. All candidates must have resided in the civil parish of Ercall Magna for 12 months and be in the age groups of 16-25 yrs.

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PRESERVATION AND INTERPRETATION OF THE MINING INDUSTRY OF NORTH WALES

To promote participation in healthy recreation by providing or assisting in the provision and development of facilities for swimming, to advance amateur sport by the provision and development of facilities or opportunities for participation in the sport of swimming and to advance education in water safety and the benefits of swimming and sport, in Church Stretton and surrounding areas.

Mid Wales Advanced Motorists covers the Mid Wales area designated by postcode regions SY10; SY15 to SY25 and LD1 to LD8. The group objective is to offer guidance and encouragement to the standard required to obtain Membership of the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) by passing their Advanced Driving or Riding Test. We offer guidance for both Car and Motorcycle categories of IAM membership.