Charities In Staffordshire

Provision of facilities at and maintenance of Rangemore Playing Fields

Welfare and support to registered members drawn from ex-serving members of the Royal Navy within the Tamworth area.

The charity provides religious instruction and supports individuals experiencing hardship known to the charity. The charity also supports Christian endeavours in Guyana, and provides grants to other charities in its area of operation for the alleviation of hardship.

The company is a charity and is principally engaged in the business of promoting interest in all forms of vintage machinery and vehicles. To achieve this object, the charity operates a number of projects.

Management committee to operate the Old School as a village hall on behalf of the Parish council

To raise money to purchase equiptment or fund activities for St Lukes Priary School Endon

The PTFA organises fund raising schemes such as fun runs, school discos, school calendar etc in order to generate funds that can be spent to benefit the children of the school. Examples of where we have invested the money we have raised includes buying new books for school, a new shed and the completion of aQuiet Garden, subsidising school trips and putting in special seasonal events.

Providing women with educational opportunities.

Various fundraising events are held throughout the year in order to raise much needed funds to provide equipment and resources for the children to enhance their overall learning.

MANAGEMENT OF THE VICTORY HALL GREYHOUND LANE LOWER PENN WV4 4UP to provide and maintain a building for the benefit of the public

Parent / Teachers Association on behalf of St Lawrence Primary School. Organisation of fund raising activities (raffles, film nights, discos etc) primarily on school premises or adjacent village hall. Monies raised are granted back to the school for special items outside the budget of the school (coach trips, special equipment, water bottles, school bags etc).

TOWNSWOMENS GUILD

To raise money for equipment and activities for the children of Oakwood School. To organise social events for parents and carers and to provide support.

We are a male choir providing the opportunity for men to exercise and develop their musical skills in group format. We raise funds from concerts and recordings which enable us to make donations to various selected charities and deserving causes and to like effect provide our services to other charities to assist in their direct fundraising.

The primary objective of the trust is to hold and utilise the trust fund for the provision and maintenance of Derrington Millennium Green for the benefit of the inhabitants of Derrington. The property is used for informal recreation, a meeting area or place for community events. A significant part of the Green's management is to encourage wildlife by leaving some areas in a more natural state.

The provision and maintenance of the village hall for use by the inhabitants of the area of benefit without distinction of political, religious or other opinions, including use for meetings, lectures, classes, and other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation.

Our main activity is the Round Table Santa Sleigh.

To improve the quality of life of the community. To further the education of women to enable them to contribute to society.

Fundraising Activities For School

MSL will benefit the inhabitants of Lichfield and the surrounding area by establishing a safe and comfortableenvironment in which older men can meet and work together on their chosen leisure activities. It has beenshown that this can promote wellbeing and improved mental health in a group known to be at risk of socialisolation and loneliness.

Our main activities involve:Fund raisingMaking grants to schoolSetting aside funds for special purposesProvide / subsidise social events to bring the school community together

Current activities:- Vocational courses provided by Newcastle-Under-Lyme College, community groups; young at hearts, upholstery & craft, painting and yoga. Centre available for private functions, annexe to building offering part-time post office facilities.

Provide and assist in the provision of such facilities or items for education at the school (not provided from statutory funds) as the committee in consultation with the Governing Body shall from time to time determine.

An annual festival for Music, Speech and Drama, held in March, which is open to all, and competitors receive an adjudication, with winner receiving a trophy. Also a High Scorers Concert in May.

a) To promote and raise awareness of 'the arts', locally, regionally and nationally. b) To provide support for member organisations through the provision of funding, information exchange and networking opportunities. c) To seek additional funding from external bodies whenever possible and appropriate. d) To ensure all activities of the arts council reflect the aims and objectives of Cannock Chase