Charities In Staffordshire

The Marchington Singers is an amateur mixed voice choir, of all ages and abilities, based in Staffordshire. It performs three concerts a year in the Staffordshire/Derbyshire area and, by invitation, sings at weddings and fund raising events. It has a Student Bursary Scheme for singers up to 25 years, to encourage young singers to both sing in the choir and perform solo parts in our concerts.

Monthly meetings held on the 3rd Friday of every month.Wings Appeal collectionsVarious social activities with other RAFA Branches

THE PURPOSES OF A VILLAGE HALL FOR THE USE OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE PARISH OF MEERBROOK

The Haywood Society arranges monthly talks for members with two visits a year to places of local interest. It supports suitable local activities with start up grants. It has published three local history book, no4 in 2014. It tries to study all local planning applications. It assisted in discussions of local interest and the production of "The Village Building Guidelines".

The Trust provides and maintains a Gospel hall where religious meetings are held by the local Brethren community. The Gospel hall is a base from which the regular congregation and others who attend the meetings are encouraged to spread the Christian Gospel, in word and deed. Members of the congregation participate in a programme of street preaching and Gospel tracts are given away.

We run units of Rainbow Guides age 5 to 7, Brownie Guides age 7 to 10, Girl Guides age 10 to 15, Rangers age 14 to 17 in line with the policy and programme as laid down by Girlguiding UK. Longton Division covers the Town of Longton in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire.

Group at present operates 2 x 12 seater vehicles with tail lift and wheelchair facilities. Vehicles are available to groups or individual needing transport to enable the mobility impaired, elderly and housebound of our area in South Staffordshire to attend Day Centres, Recreational Clubs andother activities.

Organisation of PTA fundraising activites for the benefit of pupils and their families and friends for Edge Hill Academy in Burton on Trent.

The advancement of education for the public in the theory and practice of Astronomy, by providing guidance, practical activities, and information on all matters relating to astronomy in its many aspects.Assisting Rosliston Forestry Centre in their educational programme for the public by providing information, and facilities for active participation in astronomical observation.

Pursuit of local history. Meetings. Public displays.

The Charity offers women the chance to learn new skills, take part in a range of creative activities and get involved in campaigning

Provide help and support for housebound/isolated/disabled residents/old people in the area.

Education and Training of Children/Young People

We aim to help the pupils of St. Andrews by providing some facilities not usually provided by the local education authority.SASA also tries to foster more extended relationships between the staff, parents & others associated with the school.

We purchase medical equipment to benefit patients of the Hartington Surgery

Promotes the study of astronomy, by providing public observing sessions, lectures, advice, a journal, telescope making facilities, a library, demonstrations, lecturers, a meeting place and outings to places of astronomical interest. A modest annual membership fee is charged, the aim being to cover expenses and provide a concessionary rate for unemployed, students, and Senior Citizens.

The object of the fund shall be to advance the Christian religion by providing financial assistance to Churches in the diocese of Lichfield and in the Archdeaconry of Stoke-on-Trent, for the purposes of maintaining and improving their bell installations by making grants to them.

scouting activities for children aged from 6years to 25 years under the umbrella organisation of the scout association.

Fundraising to purchase medical equipment and supplies not normally provided by the National Health Service and to advance the education of patients of the Madeley Practice on health and healthcare issues.

Aston Village Hall is the only community meeting place servicing the villages of Aston, Willoughbridge and Weymouth. It provides a venue for meetings, fitness activities, church services and community events. The trustees hold a number of social events and activities every year.

CFRs are volunteers who are trained to a nationally recognised qualification by West Midlands Ambulance Service and dispatched by them to medical emergencies in our area (Fulford, Meir Heath, Blythe Bridge, Cresswell, Leigh, Milwich, Sandon, Hilderstone & Moddershall) and further afield if required. Providing life-saving care in those crucial first few minutes prior to the arrival of an ambulance.

The furtherance of the b-iannual Earl Lecture given at Keele University, encouragement of historical research into the history of Staffordshire and its environs, assistance in the publication of such research and supporting purposes of an educational nature as connected with Keele University

Parent/teacher association raising funds to support children's education/training - arts, sports, culture etc.

Fund raising for pupils of Queen's Croft Community Special School