Charities In Warwickshire

Charity arm for St Nicholas School Kenilworth - supporting the school to improve biodiversity of the school and mental health/well being of school commuity.

Weekly rehearsals in Shipston on Stour for members drawn from a wide area around the town. Two annual concerts. Short visits to retirement homes in Shipston on Stour at Christmas

Rurcon Communications Unit exists to support and make known the practical, educational, training and extension work with African Christian leaders in Rurcon (rural development counsellors through Christian churches in Africa) to benefit whole communities in Sub-Saharan Africa.

To enhance the environment, heritage and citizenship within the village of Dunchurch

To raise funds to buy, often life saving, equipment for the relief and assistance of coronary care patients of the George Eliot Hospital, Nuneaton.

Village Hall TrustAvailability of premises for the meeting of local village groups, Baby Clinic etc.Availability of rooms for social functions for parishioners.

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.

Fund raising and maintenance of the playing fields as an amenity for the residents of the village

Scouting Activities

The Charity manages its its investment in order to provide an appropriate level of annual income. This, coupled with a share of the annual surplus from the Rowington Estate Charity is passed over to the Rowington Parochial Church Council.

FUNDRAISING EVENTS ARE PROPOSED TO THE PTA BY PARENTS, TEACHERS AND PTA. THE PROPOSALS / SUGGESTIONS WILL BE AGREED ON THE BASIS THAT THEY ADVANCE OR ENHANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS IN THE SCHOOL.

HOLDING REGULAR WORSHIP SERVICES IN THECOMMUNITY TO PROMOTE THE PUBLIC BENEFIT OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH.

Fundraising for All Saints Primary School, Leek Wootton

Fundraising for extra facilities for Loxley school

We prioritise helping those who support disadvantaged and vulnerable children and careleavers in the West Midlands.

the relief of people with restricted mobility resulting from age, sickness, disability or other causes (whether of a temporary or permanent nature), either living in or visiting Leamington Spa and Warwick District by such means as the trustees see fit, generally the provision of mobility aids, with the aim of improving their mobility and conditions of life.

Fund raising and making grants to Park Hill Junior School, Kenilworth.

To operate a youth club for young people aged 11 to 16. from Shipston on Stour and the surrounding area. We currently employ 4 part time members of staff and have circa 200 young people registered as members. The club opens on 2 nights a week with an average attendance of 45. We work closely with Shipston High School and have the use of a building which is located on the High School site.

The Charity meets John Kimbells original intent by: Giving a cash gift annually to widows and people of pensionable age in the parish.Giving one off payments to any resident going into hospital for more than 3 nights, and cash gifts to new babies and children as they start primary and secondary school. A delivery of a loaf of bread to each household in the Parish at new year.

Running of almshouses

TO PROVIDE GRANTS IN FURTHERENCE OF THE CHARITY'S OBJECTIVES

Public services. Spiritual healing, demonstrations of mediumship, classes & workshops, development group, donations to other charities. Weddings and funerals. Objectives to spread in all directions the truth of life after death, of spirit communion of healing by the power of the holy spirit.

To give grants for the preservation, repair, maintenance, improvement, beautification and reconstruction of churches in Coventry, Warwickshire and the West Midlands that are within the diocese of Coventry and of monuments, fittings fixtures, stained glass, furniture, ornaments, bells, clocks and chattels in such churches and the churchyards belonging to any of such churches.

Running the local Village Hall for the communities of Eathorpe and Wappenbury

Providing educational activities to young people who are members of the Scout Association