Charities In Shropshire

The object of the charity is to use the income for the year to "The General Benefit of the Poor of The Ecclesiastical Parish of Pattingham" as per the wording of the original scheme dated and sealed on the 31st March 1914.

Fund Raising for Church Preen Primary School

Running at SOUTH DEVON RAILWAY

Conserving, maintaining and promoting the use of the ex. Ritz Chatham Wurlitzer Organ, and added components owned by the Trust which was onceinstalled in the Buttermarket, Howard Street, Shrewsbury. SY1 2LF

The charity strives to improve the health and well being of older people in Shropshire by reducing loneliness and isolation. This is achieved by providing peer support, advice and information and by the deployment of volunteer led meetings and social events offering the means to participate in community and social activities for many older people who would otherwise be unable to take part.

Village Hall

Relief in need.

To assist former pupils of Bitterley School who currently reside in the parish of Bitterley with Middleton, Stoke St Millborough or Knowbury to further their education, either academic or vocational.Applicants must have attended Bitterley School for a minimum of eight terms.Applicants should have reached the age of 18 years or over, at the 1st September when applying for that academic year.

Halpin Hand aims to alleviate poverty by providing essential resources and support for those in need, fostering hope and building stronger communities. This involves, but not limited to, the purchase of appliances for families in need, the supply of clothing or equipment for school, and the donation of learning material or local training course fees.

The Association exists to promote the enjoyment of organ music in general and choral music associated with the Christian Church. The Association aims to encourage organists of all ages to develop their musical abilities, and is able to offer small grants to members who are engaged in a recognised course of organ tuition, and who live in Shropshire.

Payment of money to people in need

As we have no school, shop or public house, the village hall is therefore the only focal point for the village. It provides a facility that is available to all the residents , various committees,social groups and is available for private functions to the villagers. The elected committee & trustees oversee the use, maintenance & provision of all the facilities that are available to all.

ALBRIGHTON & COSFORD COMMUNITY FIRST RESPONDERS objectives are the protection and preservation of human life and the relief of sickness in persons residing in ALBRIGHTON & COSFORD and SURROUNDING AREAS by responding to cardiovascular and other emergencies as detailed by West Midlands Ambulance Service, or as agreed by the Committee.

Provide an open area for recreation and education for members of parish, and other groups.

TCHT IS CONCERNED WITH THE CONSERVATION AND ENHANCEMENT OF THE HERITAGE OF TITTERSTONE CLEE HILL. IT MANAGES A SUSTAINABLE HERITAGE WOODLAND, CONDUCTS TALK, GUIDED WALKS AND TRAINING IN HERITAGE AND TRADITIONAL SKILLS AND PROMOTES PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT WITH LANDSCAPE.

'Ann Ball Charity' - Grants to poor inhabitants of Wistanstow parish. No distinction between male and female. 'Ors' - Wilkinson Bible charity - Bibles for brides - bibles to all brides of Wistanstow parish married at Wistanstow.

A mother and child group where mothers and children under the age of school can gather for a morning enabling adults and children to interact

The object of the charity is to apply both capital and income thereof to or for the relief of the poor and needy, or to or for such other charitable purpose, institution, society or object as the Rotary Club of Wolverhampton St. Georges shall, in a duly constituted meeting, from time to time direct.

Fund raising, mainly from bequests to the School charity.Ivesting those funds.Distributing income to students involved in educational activities not covered by school bugets

The Charity has general charitable purposes with a policy of giving grants to people in hardship living in or having strong links with the parish of Cheswardine

SOUP provide an outreach service to individuals who are suffering from extreme isolation and are beyond reach of traditional charities who have no family or friends and scarce financial security by providing material and Mental health support. Fundraising and grants for other charities by organising Wellness events and concerts. Mental health support programmes for staff of other charities.

Provision of Hall/Building facilities for the local community

Provides grants to young people in the local area to help them in their education and/or career.

education / training and religious activities especially with local schools in Church Stretton

The charity runs the village hall, the hall was built in 1950 for the people of Criggion Bausley, Crew Green & Coedway, to hold functions for the enjoyment of the community. The money raised is used to maintain the building in good order and a pleasant place for the people to meet.