Charities In Shropshire

Needs of a medical nature

This hall is used for charity events in our local area; example fund raising for various causes

Education of public by meetings and lectures. Liaison with other bodies interested in the conservation of the forest.

To educate the public in history of technology and local history by constructing and exhibiting a working replica of the pioneering 1808 steam locomotive, built in Bridgnorth for Richard Trevithick and by other related activities.

Monitors Planning Applications and assesses Governmental Papers re planning.Gives talks on matters relating to history and buildings in the area.

The Whittall Meadows Trust makes grants to local organisations (not individuals) for religious, educational, recreational and cultural purposes.

Education of boys and girls aged 4 to 13.

Pay money to school

Make grants to sick poor persons resident in the Oswestry Area

Support service for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse,offering face-to-face, group and helpline support.We also offer advice for family members and partners and other healthcare professionals.

Fundraising and support for Wem Swimming Centre. Proposal to manage Wem Swimming and Lifestyle Centre after 1 Jan 2015. Proposal to develop gym and other facilities.

Claverley School Foundation Charity

A charitable organisation for women to meet and exchange views at monthly meetings

MAINTENANCE,IMPROVEMENT AND PROVISION OF RECREATIONAL/SPORTING FACILITIES FOR THE BENEFIT AND ENJOYMENT OF THE PUBLIC

To promote directly or indirectly the education of boys and girls within the doctrine and practice of the Church of England, in the Midland Dioceses.

A parish based organisation involving all aspects of the community in researching recording and publishing parish events and local history both ancient and modern.

Facilitating and organising Christian events and activities in the Unitary Authorities of Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin including an annual Prayer Breakfast

We hold an annual LGBTQ film festival during October with additional screenings to mark national events including World Aids Day, International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia and LGBT History month. We select films that entertain, educate, challenge (questioning complacency) and change (how others perceive and behave towards us and how we feel about ourselves).

To advise, lobby and campaign towards the protection, enhancement and provision of playing fields and play facilities in local communities. To promote play, sport, informal recreation and physical activity in local communities.

HELP TOWARDS EDUCATION OF YOUNG CHILDREN AND STUDENTS STARTING COLLEGE. RELIEF FOR PEOPLE IN NEED & THE ELDERLY.

Provides help with medical services primarily through the District Nursing Service

Making an annual award to any student or group of students of William Brookes School who shall, in the opinion of the Trustees, have best expemplified the motto of the School, namely, Courtesy, Enterprise and Endeavour.

Donations to victims of crime who suffer financial hardship following the crime. Also help local community ventures.

Education and social welfare of young members of the public, and coordination of activities of Young Farmers Clubs in the West Midlands area.

The Link 4 Life Project Charitable Trust seeks to 1. Support relief of poverty & promotion of good health in southern Africa through charitable organizations working in Africa2. Support the churches' work (of all denominations) among young people in the parish of Great Wyrley and the Diocese of Lichfield3.Help young people by supporting educational visits to Christian projects in Africa