Charities In Telford & Wrekin

The Rest Room is let to various pensioners groups (including Age Concern) for social activities

Dance Festival

New Life Baptist Church promotes the Christian religion, by encouraging individuals to understand biblically who Jesus is and what it means to have a personal faith and relationship with Christ. We do this through evangelism, counselling, discipleship, Bible study, teaching, prayer and various activities.

General fund raising events through out the year.

Arts/culture

Management of four almshouses. For persons in need, who are inhabitants of Newport Shropshire.

To promote Brass Music by showcasing brass bands of all standards and abilities from the Shropshire area and further afield, in a non-competitive annual Festival. To encourage people of all ages and cultures to engage with brass band music both as a player or follower and those new to this type of music.

SMADA is a parent support group supporting music at the Academy. The Group's main aim is to raise funds to support all the bands within the Academy at the various concerts, events and festivals. Assistance is also given to students with music grade examination fees, present concerts in order to support musical development and assists other local organisations in their fundraising.

Run an Arts Centre liasing with a number of different charities renting rooms at the centre including a Theatre Company, Photographic Society, Art Society and Stage School. Responsible for external repairs for the centre & its promotion.

Performance of choral music at private functions, weddings and other concerts as required.Raising funds for local charities.

Manage and maintain the village hall and playing field for the benefit of the local inhabitants of Ellerdine, Cold Hatton, Rowton and environs.

Provides facilities where men can meet to undertake creative, physical or recreational activities, learn or pass on skills and knowledge, and support each other socially to prevent and alleviate loneliness and isolation and avoid social exclusion

TO PROVIDE MONTHLY PENSIONS FOR POOR PERSONS AGED 60 YEARS OR OVER RESIDING IN THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH OF LILLESHALL.

The trustees shall hold funds and income and all other monies which may arise whether from donations, bequests, or any other source and any investments and interest arising and apply both capital and income for such charitable purposes as the The Rotary Club of Telford Centre shall in a duly constituted meeting from time to time direct

Street Pastors is an interdenominational response to neighbourhood problems; engaging with people on the streets and in night-time venues to listen, dialogue and offer practical help and solutions.

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.

We are a PTA for our local C of E primary school. We put on fun events for the children and families to enjoy at the same time as raising funds for new equipment for the school.

The education of persons who have not attained the age of 25 years and who are resident in the County of Shropshire through their leisure time activities, so to develop their physical, mental and spiritual activities that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society.The area of operation is Shropshire which includes Telford and Wrekin.

THE MAXELL EDUCATIONAL TRUSTThe Trust was set up in 1989 by Maxell Europe Ltd to express the Company appreciationfor the support it had received from the local community. A sum of £300,000 wasinvested which generates income for the trust, subject to fund availability, thetrustees grant awards within the Telford and Wrekin area on a regular basis subject to its policy and award criteria.

We are a volunteer group working alongside West Midlands Ambulance Service to provide emergency response and care in the Broseley, Ironbridge and Much Wenlock areas of Shropshire.

provides a meeting place for residents in the Parish and beyond, for local groups and individuals

The Ironbridge Coracle Trust is the owner of the last coracle makers' shed on the River Severn, in Ironbridge. The Trust works to further the heritage of coracles and coracle building in Ironbridge. The Trust organises the annual Ironbridge Coracle regatta.The trust is voluntary, and runs monthly work parties to keep the shed in good condition. see www.coracleshed.org for more information.

Provision of financial assistance to eligible candidates by way of grant aid

Provision of the village hall/activities.