Charities In Staffordshire

Rescue, care, rehabilitation and re-homing of lost, abandoned, neglected, and ill-treated ferrets in need. Provision of education and advice on ferret care & husbandry.

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

The Alexander Memorial Trust is a grant-making body and does not engage in any fund-raising activities.

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.

Fundraising and encouraging people into the church by a wide variety of cultural & music functions in the churchGreeting cards & Christmas cards & CalendarsSt Mary's Recipe Book

St. Mary's PTFA welcomes all parents, family and friends of pupils attending St. Mary's Catholic Primary School, Brewood, Staffordshire. This is a small village school with approximately 90 pupils. The PTFA holds social and fund-raising events throughout the year in support of the school and the children's education. All the funds raised go towards providing equipment and educational resources tha

The charity aims to provide young people a social and understanding of the world through the scout movement philosophy

To relieve the aged, housebound or infirm in the Parish of Eccleshall by the organising of outings, social events or trips and individual assistance throughout the visit with the objective of improving the conditions of life for the said persons.

A charity set up in Georgian times to provide financial assistance to poor elderly people in England & Wales. Small annual grants are made.

The policy of St Filumena's PTFA is to undertake activities within the local area which advances the education of pupils in the school, by developing effective relationships between, staff, parents and the local community and by engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

To advance the education of pupils in the school by encouraging parents to become involved in their children's education; fundraising to provide goods and services to support the school and advance the education of the pupils and; social events for parents and pupils to build and maintain the school community.

To support the educational aspirations of individuals and organisations through donations, sponsorship and bursaries; Where appropriate, the Trust may make donations in support of capital projects at educational establishments to maximise the beneficial effect of Trust benevolence. The Trust will aim to focus its support within Shropshire and adjoining counties.

Help people become safer, advanced drivers & riders

The relief of patients suffering from Asthma disease

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

GENERAL FUND RAISING EVENTS BOTH AT SCHOOL AND AT LOCAL DESTINATIONS

A village hall providing a building to be used by people of the village and local community.

Monthly meetings to discuss areas of interest to the members

Our aim is to offer advice and support to the parents, carers, families and the children themselves.Ensuring as far as possible that Deaf Children receive the best from modern medical and educational techniques at the earliest stage of their lives.Encouraging and educating the public as to the needs of Deaf Children.

To enable women who are interested in issues associated with rural life, including arts, crafts and sciences, to improve and develop conditions of rural life, to advance their education in citizenship, in public questions both national and international, in music, drama and other cultural subjects and in all branches of agriculture, handicrafts, home economics, health and social welfare.

Monthly Meetings which include a speakerMonthly Whist Drives for the local community

Stone Division Guides

Read Easy Wolverhampton provides adults with free of charge confidential one-to-one reading tuition in the city of Wolverhampton and the surrounding area to include parts of Staffordshire. The Reader and their trained volunteer Coach meet for two half hour sessions per week in a quiet space within an approved public venue. There is no time limit to complete the phonics-based reading programme.