Charities In Staffordshire

Scout Group

Promotion of Scottish Country Dancing in the Sutton Coldfield and surrounding areas.

To care for insure and maintain the 6.4 acre field together with surrounding hedges and entrance/exit gateways. To provide an open and free area of recreation suitable for all ages ability and gender. To maintain the football pitch, the cricket pitch, basket ball court and exercise equipment suitable for all ages and abilities and a play area for children.

Community Centre, mother and toddler, fitness groups

School PTA raising extra funds for the school

Renovation of a special needs school farmBuilding of a special needs school sensory gardenProviding a chicken coop to support curriculumProviding equipment for Riding for Disabled classesLibrary booksE-reader pensFundraising events such as curry night, quiz night and christmas party.

We raise funds for the relief of poor and needy or for such other charitable purposes as directed by the Rotary Club in duly constituted meeting.We support and give donations to causes of an international, national or local nature particularly those beneficiaries who are children/young people, elderley or those with disabilities and medical and health problems.

The charity pursues the study and practice of choral music, in order to foster public knowledge and appreciation of such music, by means of public performance and also other charitable purposes, in particular but not exclusively, by the making of charitable donations.

We are a close harmony singing group and give concerts for the public often in collaboration with others for local and national charities. We provide free learning workshops and courses in the community to encourage men to take up singing and learn the skills that will improve their confidence, health and wellbeing.

To provide facilities for use of the community of Bobbington and the local school. Allowing the hall to be hired for various private functions such as parties and receptions.

During this year we lost all of our beaver leaders due to work commitment and had to close the section for a short time. By September 2025 we had recruited more leaders and the section was reopened. The beavers, cubs and scout are now all doing well. They are all working hard to gain badges and awards. They have been camping and enjoying joint activities to improve their inter personal skills.

To the benefit of the Church of St Mary Enville PCC and its members

raises funds for school for projects that will benefit the pupils

To manage the recreation ground (the Trust proprety) and pavilion for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Parish of Mayfield.

We hold fund-raising activities and donate money to St Anne's School, Stafford to help with school funds. We also pay for trips, books and equipment for the children at St Anne's School.

Organise and host community events in our Village Hall; arrange lettings for our hall and its facilities.

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

The trustees meet at least twice yearly to consider grant applications for relief of sickness and preservation of health, relief of financial hardship and promotion of charitable purpose for the benefit of people resident in the area of benefit as the trustees think fit.

Provides newspaper archives for research etc, other local archives, companies, industrial info, photographs (35000) and approx 1000 maps. We sell our own local history books (produced in house) to raise funds to operate, provide schools with local history information in classes. We provide a free entry reading room for visitors and other local groups.

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.

The Woodlands Village Hall provides a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of Marchington Woodlands and the adjascent villages and hamlets. The hall is available for public and private events. It provides, with the exception of the village church, the sole community facility in the Parish of Marchington Woodlands.

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.

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

Donations are made to groups within a one mile radius of Cannock town centre to enable them to purchase items they need.