Charities In Staffordshire

For the public benefit, to advance the education of the general public in and to promote their appreciation of the art and science of music by the provision of an annual music festival in Penkhull, Stoke-On-Trent and other associated events.The festival is held every September over 3 days. For more details, see website :www.penkhullfestival.com.

Support the local and wider community by operating the library of Blythe Bridge, manage the Blythe Centre and deliver a wide range of activities and services to help sustain the economic, social and wellbeing of public and members. Develop services, create opportunities for volunteering, deliver social family support services and work in partnership to further advance the work of the organisation.

Shoutout is a friendly, inclusive group for adults with additional needs in South Derbyshire and the surrounding area. We provide a weekly Friday evening drop-in for adults with additional needs at Woodville Youth Centre, and a monthly drop-in on the first Wednesday evening of each month at Winshill Neighbourhood Resource Centre in Burton on Trent, plus other activities, trips and social outings.

Museum dedicated to the immortal memory of Doctor Samuel Johnson

Cheadle in Bloom is a group of volunteers that provides and maintains floral displays in planters in and around the town of Cheadle in Staffordshire.

Aura supports anyone from the age of 4 years old that is affected by changes within their family that has had a negative impact on their mental health within Staffordshire, East Cheshire and its environs. Aura provides counselling support, group counselling and workshops to help improve mental health, lessen isolation, improve confidence and well-being.

Fund raising events to raise additional funds for the school

Provides day care, refreshments and social and health promotion activities for frail older people

Ashbourne Singers/Young Ashbourne Singers supported charities in its programme of concerts: - St Oswald?s - British Legion Remembrance - British Heart Foundation - Theo TrustAshbourne Singers has also formed a link with the Orchestra du Soisy sur Seine, France - this is part of the friendship between the two towns - choir visited Soisy in Dec and orchestra came to Ashbourne in May.

The charity provides entertainment. It offers cultural diversity through drama. It also provides a medium through which people can help to improve their self-esteem and confidence in a structured and safe environment. It is open to anybody from the age of 11 upwards. It also provides the teaching and learning of theatre skills at an early stage for those who are looking to make drama a career

Provision of horse riding, care and knowledge for disabled riders

gIRL GUIDING RELATED ACTIVITIES

Description of the Charity Activities are very much in-keeping with the criteria stipulated in the Classification Section and the Trusts Governing Document.

To provide low cost housing to the poor & needy.

Village hall as community centre. - no changes

To organise events to raise funds to benefit the pupils at Pikemere Primary School.

Our group operates according to the scout policy, organisation and rules (P.O.R.) book.

To provide services (Talking Newspaper) to the blind in South Staffordshire

We provide accomodation for community clubs such as Brownies, Rainbow guides, Mother and toddler clubs, Karate classes, Childing Minding club, Knit and Natter group, School holiday group as well as one off party dates for local residents.

Provision of Village Hall and grounds for the Community

Conservation and promotion for educational and other purposes of an historic library relating to Staffordshire, with ongoing accessions and collection management

Supplying care and relief to sick and poor persons in the Leek area.

Village Hall.

GRANT-MAKING MASONIC CHARITY FOR THE BENEFIT OF SUCH CHARITIES AND CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS SOCIETIES AND OBJECT (MASONIC OR OTHERWISE) AS THE MAJORITY OF THE TRUSTEES SHALL FOR THE TIME TO TIME DIRECT.

The Sitwell Singers is a mixed-voice Chamber Choir which rehearses regularly during term-time, covering a wide range of pieces from renaissance to the present day. We perform at least 5 public concerts p.a, often with professional instrumentalists and soloists and also arrange an annual "Come and Sing" event in which members of the public participate in the study and performance of a choral work