Charities In Throughout Wales

The Foundation was established in memory of John and Nellie Lewis by their sons, David and Christopher. We support Welsh Arts, Culture, Heritage, and Language through small grants towards heritage sites, arts programs, educational institutions and museums. We fund projects to protect Wales' natural beauty, promote sustainable tourism, and encourage learning about Welsh arts, culture, and language.

To provide educational and social activities for the elderly in a warm and friendly environment.

This is charity for Sinclair Group employees who can apply for financial help if they or a family member is suffering ill health.

Defibbers Cymru support members of the community, their friends and family who have had an ICD/CRT-D implant. The group will provide support and a booklet explaining living with an implant.

General charitable purposes

The charity relieves the needs of children and young people in the care system by providing essential resources such as, but not limited to, bags, suitcases and holdalls to children and young people who are either at risk of becoming looked, currently looked after by the local authority, or entitled to leaving care services.

The object of the charity is the provision and maintenance of a village hall for the use of inhabitants of the Community of Abbeycwmhir (the area of benefit) without distinction of political, religious or other opinions, including use for meetings, lectures, classes, other forms of recreation and leisure, with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.

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

Providing early learning opportunities for children 2.5 years to 4 years

We are an inclusive ensemble who work to develop the skills of any Brass musician in Cathays. We can often be seen keeping community music alive through creating social rehearsal and performance opportunities across Cardiff.

We aim provide a Village Hall within the community where each and every member of the surrounding area can socialise in a safe, comfortable and happy environment.

Religious activities and activities related thereto.

To provide services for local organisations, education/training,amateur sports,facilites for funerals, weddings etc.Community developments etc.

Various social activies

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.

Orchestral musicians

Operation of a Bowling Club.

Hyrwyddo dealltwriaeth a gwerthfawr-ogiad o gamp lenyddol fawr ellis wynne yng nghyswllt llenach weledigaethol ewrop ei gyfnod, diogelu a chyflwyno el hanes, hanes y lasynys-ei gartref-yrardal a'r cwmpasoedd.

General use of village hall for events including regular playgroup.

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.

Scouting activities

To maintain land leased by the Upper Racecourse (Public Park) Trust for the recreation, exercise at the free will of the people of Haverfordwest and area.

Our WI hold coffee mornings for local charities and attend local fund raising events.

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.