Charities In Warwickshire

Member of Scout Association and operate scout activities for boys and girls from age 6 to age 14.

The object of the Charity is to mount Royal Leamington Spa's annual music, speech and drama and dance festival

See A8 - Charity Classification

Scouting provides structured settings where young people can learn new skills and develop habits of continual learning that will help them succeed. From its foundation, Scouting has offered a concrete program of discovering, sharing, and applying knowledge and skills.

One World Link promotes friendship between the communities of Bo District in Sierra Leone and Warwick District in the UK. The link has been active since 1981. It is inspired by a desire for justice, equality, human understanding and mutual support. Activities include exchange visits, cultural events, links between schools and other community organisations, social gatherings, pen friendships.

Fundraising for extra facilities for Loxley school

Timeout is based in Coventry and offers free and low-cost counselling.Our counsellors have experience in many areas of need ? gender identity, sexuality, anxiety, bereavement, hurts from the past, low self-esteem, depression, marriage difficulties and so forth. Counsellors are all trained or are currently in training and are registered with a counselling-accreditation body such as BACP or UKCP.

Organise and put on events for the Children and Families of Whitestone Infant School, such as Summer and Christmas Fayres. This in turn helps to create a community between the school and its families. This then allows us to purchase educational equipment for the school through our fundraising not only for the children of now, but also for the children still to attend.

Provides accommodation and housing for the elderly

As Scouts, we believe in preparing young people with skills for life. We encourage our young people to do more, learn more and be more. Each week, the Water Orton Scout Group give young people of Water Orton the opportunity to enjoy fun and adventure while developing the skills they need to succeed

Small Village hall functions

Engaging in fundraising activities or providing facilities or equipment whichsupport the school and advance the education of all pupils.

We hold a variety of clubs and events. Currently a senior group, mother and toddler group, church group, youth club. Plus fetes and fundraiser events.

The objects of Grove Farm Community Association are to maintain and manage the Grove Farm community centre and to promote and facilitate social events for the general benefit of the members of the community.

make grants to other religious or charitable bodies

PROVISION AND MAINTENANCE OF VILLAGE HALL FOR USE BY PARISHIONERS OF NEWBOLD PACEY & ASHORNE.HIRE OF HALL TO PARISHIONERS & OTHERS.ORGANISATION OF FUND-RAISING EVENTS TO SUPPLEMENT INCOME.

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

Fund raising activities for St Nicolas Academy School (VA).

To further the education and training of children, assist in relief of poverty, provide overseas aid relief and assist in promoting the hindu religion.

Raising money for good causesChairty given out as grant

The provision of an annual music festival open to non-professionals of all ages allowing entrants to perform in public and receive a professional adjudication of their performance.

We hold 'can' collections for our own funds at a number of local supermarkets and also collect on behalf of other charities ie Children in Need, Marie Curie. We have a fun day in the summer in conjunction with Redditch Borough Councils Green Fair. Other charities may set up a stall to fund raise and promote themselves. This is usually held at the Arrow Valley Park in Redditch in June.

Bretford Village Hall is rented out to various individuals, clubs and charities for leisure and social activities.

Rehearsal and public performances of Brass Band and Concert Band music

To advance the education of the pupils of the school by providing education facilities (not normally provided by the L.E.A.) and; (a) Foster more extended relationships between staff, parents, friends and others associated with the school and, (b) Engage in activities which support the school and advance the education of the pupils attending it.