Charities In Walsall

PROVIDING EDUCATION AND TRAINING AND CARRYING OUT OTHER CHARITY WORK.

The object of the Charity is to advance the education of the pupils by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the school (not normally provided by the Local Education Authority).

The Sir Barry Jackson Trust,s objects and principal activities are to fund the advancement and improvement of education in drama and theatrical production and to develop the public,s appreciation of such art.

Fund raising for local Burntwood and district also national and international requsts

1. To advance the Christian faith2. To express Christian witness, love and concern in a practical way

Religious activities and Church services including Sunday School. Gives donations to Christian Mission work throughout the world. Provides other help and advice to anyone, as appropriate.

The charity runs a choir

To relieve poverty, hardship and distress of the localCommunity resides in the in the West Midlands. The advancement of education for the public benefit by such means as the trustees see fit and fulfil the religious needs of the public.

Heart of England Singers is a mixed choir, ages range from 16 to late 80s. We give several concerts a year plus performing for charities and church groups on request.

The Walsall Metropolitan Borough Council, acting as the Barr Beacon Trust, maintains a piece of land known as "Barr Beacon" for the purposes of public open space and recreation primarily for the benefit of the local community. The Council, as Trustee, is also responsible for maintaining and keeping in repair, the War Memorial erected on the site.

To promote the Christian religion in the UK particularly among Zimbabweans living in the UK and Zimbabwe and prevention or relief of poverty, ill health, financial hardship, disability and distress amongst the above mentioned beneficiaries, the public and wider society.

The Brandwood Trust makes charitable donations to members of the 6th Battalion The Royal Warwickshire Regiment, widows or dependants who are in need. The charity also provides donations members of the successor units of 6th Battalion The Royal Warwickshire Regiment ,the present being known as A Company 5th Bn The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers who are in need or as agreed by the trustees.

To make available for research collected documentation relating to the history of bus services in the West Midlands & operating practices. To allow public access to the trust vehicle through attendance at rallies & museum open days. To create a support group open to the public. To inform the public at museums & rallies how public transport in the West Midlands was coordinated between 1969 & 86.

Voluntary uniformed youth organisation partaking in rowing, canoeing and sailing activities for girls aged 9-21 years

GRANT-MAKING MASONIC CHARITY FOR THE BENEFIT OF SUCH CHARITIES AND CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS SOCIETIES AND OBJECT (MASONIC OR OTHERWISE) AS THE MAJORITY OF THE TRUSTEES SHALL FOR THE TIME TO TIME DIRECT.

To make financial grants to persons with disabilities and to organisations having the objective and purpose of relieving sickness and disability.

Provides education for adults and children including activities for the community.

MEMF promotes the interest in, and practice of, "Early Music" within the Midlands area. This involves the organisation of regular workshops to play music. MEMF also produces regular Newsletters to keep members informed of activities and events that would interest them.

Recreation - environment/conservation/heritage in Walsall.

Educational Fundraising

The Fellowship exists to honour the memory of George Eliot, to encourage others to study her work, and to put on events which involve walks, tours, study, reading groups, visits to literary venues, publications, displays and exhibitions connected with increasing appreciation of the writer by members and the public in the Uk and beyond.

Local and National Charities

Promotion of religious toleration in Birmingham.

A uniformed youth organisation for young people aged between 10 and 18. The object is to promote discipline and self respect amongst its members through various nautical activitieswith some training based on the traditions of the Royal Navy.

Two Almshouses in Walsall providing accommodation for elderly people