Charities In Staffordshire

Suport the observance of Judiasm for the local Jewish population;an educational service to schools/other groups/local authorities about Judiasm;Help spread tolerance and understanding of all faiths/beliefs;observe special occassions like Holocaust Memorial Day/Royal British Legion Poppy Days/Various Armistice Day and National Arboretum functions/Cenotaph etc.

Accommodate Hammerwich Scouts, Burntwood Singers, Parents and Toddlers group, several dance classes, Church socials, Hammerwich Environment group, occasional lectures and small parties.

Hold fortnightly meetings for recreation and socialisation. Organise coach outings. Organise an annual holiday.

Rescue, rehabilitate and rehoming of equines in England, UK

The Church provides a place of worship and is run by donations only (Weekly offering). The Church does not raise funds in any other way.

Small grants to individuals living in the Sandwell, Staffordshire and Warwickshire area, for the relief of need or education. Requests will usually only be considered if received through an organisation such as CAB, or housing, social care or education bodies

Fund Raising through, Summer/Autumn Fayres, Coffee mornings, Sponsored activities

TO PROVIDE CHARITABLE ASSISTANCE AND RELIEF TO PERSONS WHO ARE OR HAVE BEEN IN THE EMPLOYMENT OF THE COMPANY

Barlaston Scout Group provides adventurous activities and personal development opportunities for young people, facilitates weekly meetings promoting the physical, intellectual, social and spiritual well-being of the individual; to help achieve their full potential through 'learning by doing,' taking responsibility, working in teams, taking acceptable risks and thinking for themselves.

young persons scouting group

Amenity society carrying out environmental work and encouraging the study of history, landscape and culture in the vicinity of Halesowen Abbey. Much work involves the enjoyment of the area by use of public rights of way system. The Trust helps others is understanding and appreciating the local environment and provides advice to local authorities and others.

Members (often supported by friends and relatives) actively volunteer time, energy and expertese to organise, and ensure the success of, projects and fundraising activities. Supporting a wide range of local, national and international causes, in the process, many hundreds (if not thousands) of people receive help in the face of poverty, illness or illiteracy... disaster, disease or destitution.

We are part of the national womens institute movement.

To administer and manage the scheme as laid down by the Charity Commissioners for England and Wales. This was sealed by order of the board on the 14th day of January 1896, in the name of The Free School of Hannah and Mary Corbett.

To advance the education of the pupils at Rosebank School, Barnton, specialising in the education of children with Autistic Spectrum Disorders.

Waterfall Educational Charity runs the former village primary school for the benefit of the local community, providing a venue for local community groups such as the WI, the Waterfall and Winkhill Association and others. The hall is rented out for a diverse range of arts events and charitable fund raising evenings.

Funds and property held to be used in connection with the advancement of religion and for other charitable purposes connected with the parishes and churches of Trentham and Hanford Stoke-On-Trent.

Provide a village hall for the use of the public

We support the school financially by holding various fund raising activities.

Summer Fair, Discos, Duck Race, Yellow Moon, Easy Fundraising, Parent Lottery

Scouting in Staffordshire

The association undertakes a number of activities with the aim of raising funds that are spent on: (a) providing social and/or educational activities for the school children (e.g. a school trip); (b) providing facilities for the school (e.g. a music system), or; (c) providing equipment for use by the school children (e.g. balls, bats, sports equipment).

The objective is to provide free or cheap emergency accommodation and nourishment to women or children who are suffering hardship due to breakdown in family relationships. Also to provide, education, training and support to enable them to access the employment market and become independent and self sufficient.

Provision of facility for communal activities for the public of mainly the districts of Mile Oak and Fazeley, but subject to the proviso that the Management Committee be composed of five elected representatives over the age of 18 who reside within the Fazeley ward of Lichfield District and a co-opted member from each of the local organisations who use the hall on a regular basis.

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