Charities In Throughout Wales

The WI plays a unique role in providing women with educational opportunities and the chance to build new skills, to take part in a wide variety of activities and to campaign on issues that matter to them and their communities.

To promote equality and diversity for the public benefit and in particular the elimination of discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation or gender identity. To deliver the annual Brecon Pride festival and programme of LGBTQIA events and activities.

Provisions of sports, music, interpreting, translation, provision of free advice on energy, health matters, provision on education and employment training, housing, organisation of seminars/workshops, meeting, summer play-scheme, trips, events, cultural activities and art development for disadvantaged young people who are black minority ethnic living in Hackney/London.

Mixed Choir formed to bring choral music to the wider public both nationally and internationally through the media of concerts, radio and television including competition both at home and abroad and to encourage music appreciation to people in all walks of life.

The Village Community Hall provides a venue for local community groups including fitness classes, Merched Y Wawr, meeting rooms for committees, and includes a venue for private functions. Cylch Meithrin & Ti a Fi (Mother and toddler group) meet daily & weekly during term time. The Hall is used by the local school and as a venue for several Eisteddfodau during the year.

Running the Love Wales Mission Centre including the provision of Christian training, conferences and community events. Broadcasting, recording and live streaming of events and programmes. Meeting the needs of people through practical social action, support and care. Supporting volunteers and voluntary activities aimed at increasing skills and employment.

Monies are raised from street collections at Christmas, where 'Santa' tours local streets giving sweets to children, whilst donations are received on a voluntary basis. Monies are distributed to local causes throughout the year.

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THE PRINCIPAL AIM OF THE ABERYSTWYTH SILVER BAND IS TO SUPPORT LOCAL TOURISM, CIVIC DUTY AND CHARITY FUND-RAISING EVENTS THROUGH THE MEDIA OF MUSIC. IT PERFORMS IN ASSOCIATION WITH LOCAL CHORAL SOCIETIES IN PARTICULAR TO PROMOTE THIS AIM.

Club F.O.D Club F.O.D has developed four distinct areas that further our charitable purpose:Club F.O.D at The BlagraveClub F.O.D at HomeClub F.O.D in the communityFund Of Diversity Based in Reading, our aim is to prevent social isolation for LGBT people and provide dedicated safe spaces for all members of the LGBT spectrum.

Welsh Singers Showcase organizes a classical singing competition which is held biennially at St. David's Hall in Cardiff. The event features four or five young singers, chosen following auditions, who perform with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales. The winner represents Wales in the BBC Cardiff Singer of the World the following year, and receives a cash prize, as do the other finalists.

Producing literature and other material on Christianity; distributing it at public events such as agricultural shows and village fairs, and at public preaching events, primarily in South Wales. Purchasing, and accumulating from donors, clothing and food items; distributing to homeless and other needy people, primarily on the streets of Cardiff, as a practical expression of the Christian faith.

We will engage with volunteers who have an interest in Bee Keeping to provide them with the skills to mentor others. Once we have given them adequate training to work with the hive on an individual basis without mentorship, the idea is to offer them hives to work with at our apiary, until they are at a stage where they can work unsupported, should they wish to do so.

The Radnorshire Society is concerned with the old Welsh county of Radnorshire founded in 1930. It organises an annual programme of public lectures and excursions. It maintains an important local history archive and library and publishes its own 'Transactions', incorporating new research and archive material. There is a Field Section which co-ordinates separate talks, research and field trips.

The charity decides annually, its targets for the next 12 months. Mainly, these targets are met by a) raising necessary funds in a variety of ways. b) by providing practical help.

T he object of the association (the objects) is to advance theeducation of pupils in the school in particular by:Developing effective relationships between the staff, parents andothers associated with the schoolEngaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment whichsupport the school and advance the education of the pupils.

The charity activities consist of raising funds to support children and families who attend the Paediatric Cardiology Department of the University Hospital of Wales.The charity provides grants for hospital expenses to help parents and young people with cardiac related illnesses. It aims to create the Leon Montanari family support room at the Paediatric Cardiology department.

We provide open, inclusive cricket opportunities for all genders, offering accessible coaching, training and participation for children and adults from all backgrounds and sections of the community while promoting healthy recreation and wider engagement in the sport. This includes ongoing co-operation and engagement with Cardiff Council, Cricket Wales, ECB and Sport Wales.

Education/Training of members in Beecraft, outreach to local primary schools and other interested parties to explain the importance of bees in the environment, and how their survival is dependent upon human input.Fund raising events for other charities.

We teach Coppicing, Traditional Hedgelaying, Green Woodworking, Care and Maintenance of Hand Tools, Willow Weaving, Care and Awareness of the Environment. Woodland management using traditional skills Our age group is 18 years and over. We have an equal opportunities policy and offer opportunities to all sectors of the community.

To promote and encourage the art and skill of ploughing, hedging and other rural craftsTo promote an annual Welsh Match, to be held each year in a different area of WalesTo provide facilities whereby entrants from Affiliated Socities to the Welsh Ploughing Assoication may compete for the Welsh Championship and represent Wales at The British Championships and other such competitions

The object of the CIO is to advance the education of pupils at Swiss Valley CP School in particular by:1. Developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school2. Engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

To promote the art and science of Music by presentations of concerts and other activities. To raise funds and support any charitable trusts, associations and institutions, local and national and make any charitable donations as the committee shall ,from time to time determine.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC AND IN PARTICULAR THE MIDDLE AGED AND OLDER PEOPLE, AND TO PRVIDE FOR FACILITIES FOR LEISURE TIME AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES WITH THE OBJECTOF IMPROVING THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE FOR THE ABOVE PERSONS IN THE INTERESTS OF THEIR SOCIAL WELFARE

To maintain, improve and advance the education of the public through financial support for the practice and performance of wind band music; By representing and furthering the interests of the wind band sector in Wales comprising of supporting all those activities that are associated with wind bands through financial grants; by any means as the trustees see fit