Charities In Solihull

Varied activities from 12 clubs in the area of District 21. Clubs send donations for charities chosen by the District Chairman of the year.

To provide special benefits not provided by the local authority for the school.

TO EDUCATE CHILDREN IN CHORAL MUSIC AND TO FURTHER THE DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC APPRECIATION AND TASTE IN CHORAL MUSIC.

Small grants to charitable bodies e.g. nature & wildlife conservation,environmental protection, cancer & medical research, education and disadvantaged children

For providing training and education for members of the Army Cadet Force in Warwickshire and the West Midlands (South Sector) in the duties of good citizenship.

Girl Guide activities and outings, badge work etc.

Our areas of support are for looked after children and young people who volunteer to be engaged with us, helping them to realise their potential and to find a positive destination when they leave care:1. 1:1 Tuition2. Mentoring3. Work experience in the public sector4. Pursuit of apprenticeships5. Transition to independent working life6. Incentives which reward personal excellence

furthering the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the area of benefit. If and in so far as income of the Ecclesiastical Charity is not required for application in any year as aforementioned the Trustees may apply the same in augmenting the income of the Non-Ecclesiastical Charity in accordance with the provisions hereinafter contained.

The Trustees shall apply the income of the Non-Ecclesiastical Charity in relieving either generally or individually persons resident in the area of benefit who are in conditions of need, hardship and distress by making grants of money or providing or paying for items, services or facilities calculated to reduce the need, hardship and distress of such persons.

Our purpose is to educate about the Great War 1914-1918, and to remember those of all sides who fought in the conflict. Branch meetings are held every month in Wolverhampton which are open to all members of the public. Details of location, date and speaker can be found on the branch web site.

Provision of Village Hall for local use

Parent And Toddler Group for under 3's. Children get to play, sing and do craft whilst accompanied by an adult.

Activities focus on the advancement of the Bah+í'+¡ Faith and belief in the essential oneness of the world's revealed religions and on Bah+í'+¡ ideals of human brotherhood through various means including devotional meetings, children's classes, youth activities, study sessions and interfaith involvement.

Promote the study of world wide archaeology, local history and the related arts and sciences in Solihull area through lectures, visits and excavations.

Train and guide people up to standard to be capable of passing the IAM Advanced Driving Test. Arrange open days where the public can have their driving skills assessed and encourage them to join Solihull Advanced Motorists.

Solihull Conservation Volunteers is a small but dedicated local practical charity, entirely run by volunteers in their spare time. It has been carrying out environmental work all over the borough of Solihull and Birmingham. It has been carrying out environmental work all over the borough of Solihull for over 30 years. We try to recruit volunteers from a wide range of backgrounds and ability.

Various fundraising events held within the school

PROVIDING VOLUNTARY SERVICE AND CHARITABLE GRANTS TO THE COMMUNITIES OF MARSTON GREEN AND CHELMSLEY WOOD IN THE WEST MIDLANDS AND SUPPORTING CHARITABLE PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES OF LIONS CLUBS INTERNATIONAL IN THE UK AND WORLDWIDE.

Furthering the religious work of the Collegiate Church of St Peter, Wolverhampton by assisting, maintaining and supporting its choral tradition and by assisting in the care and maintenance of its organ.

Trinity Fellowship Trust is based in Handsworth, Birmingham. The Trust continues to support Living Waters Community Church (LWCC) in their outreach charity work in India (orphanage) & Uganda (primary schools). Recent Community based activities include a twice-weekly programme aimed at supporting black and minority ethnic elderly people and more recent work targeting high-risk vulnerable women.

Birmingham Community Solutions supports deprived communities in Nechells with housing issues, welfare benefits/entitlements, debt and financial matters, as well asunemployment. The project has helps these vulnerable migrants to lead a settled and integratedlife in the UK. Our strategy is a mixture of advice and practical support to encouragebeneficiaries to better access their

Raising funds for George Fentham Endowed School through PTA activities and fund raising events at the school such as summer fayres and childrens discos.

The provision of a weekly newstape for the blind & partially sighted of the Borough

The group provides weekly horseriding lessons for children from a Special Needs school

For over fifty years our charity Solihull Lions (CIO) has served the citizens of Solihull. Our activities our wide ranging but aim to make a difference to individuals, groups or charitable organisations. We give grants to individuals in need, provide activities for disabled and elderly individuals as well as work closely with other charitable organisations.