Charities In Warwickshire

Local community based choir making 2 concert performances per year and encouraging where possible the use of local young peopl and locally based soloists and musicians

The provision of a village hall for the use of the local community.

To provide for the benefit of Grendon residents, a common effort to advance education and to provide facilities in the interest of social welfare, recreation and leisure time occupation without any form of distinction and in particular maintain and manage the Grendon Community Centre

This charity can give some support to those in need within the Parish of Budbrooke

The Midland Geotechnical Society organises evening lectures in the Birmingham area, generally once a month between October and May. The lectures are on a geotechnical topic and promote continued education of students, practising engineers and retired members of the geotechnical community. Occasional afternoon seminars and site visits are arranged. We make several financial awards per year.

To provide a centrally located venue (Wootton Wawen Village Hall) available for hire to community based groups. Examples of which are, Wootton Wawen Playschool, Dance and drama groups, Parish Council meetings, St Peter's Youth Club and private parties and celebrations

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Southam Heritage Collection focuses on preserving the history of Southam and to a lesser extent the surrounding villages. Its objectives are basically to provide a focal point for collating records of Southam's past and making these records available to as wide an audience as possible for the benefit of all the residents of Southam. It provides exhibitions, a web site, talks and guided walks.

Fundraising events throughout the year to benefit the local school children. Events such as village festival, duck race, raffles, craft fairs. The charity operates within the local village area.

Social activities and general fund raising

The Charity manages the Community Halll in which1) The football club uses the changing rooms once or twice weekly in season.2 Pilates groups meet weekly.3) Vllage organisations hold meeting at frequent irregular intervals (1 to 2 per month)4) Parties eg to celebrate birthdays and engagements5) Polling station general and local elections.

Rented housing for widows or single women.

Running an amateur concert band, presenting public concerts, participating in community events,providing playing opportunities for members and non-members, developing the skills of musicians, and byimproving public appreciation through presentation of public concerts, many of which are free.

The Foundation's objective is to provide financial assistance to those living in Leicestershire and Warwickshire (or within a 10 mile radius of those county boundaries) who are in need of financial assistance to meet the cost of their home care needs.

Painting for Pleasure provides classes for painting and drawing with support for disabled adults and people with difficulties, including carers and those isolated in the community.The classes take place at The Westbury Centre, Westlea Road, South Leamington Spa, CV31 3JE.

The object of the charity is to promote the study of local history in Warwickshire. It does this by lectures and by publications. The Society meets approximately ten times yearly to hear speakers, and to visit sites of historical interest, It publishes Warwickshire History and a bulletin, both distributed free to members twice a year.

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The charity supports the people of Stretton-On-Fosse.

To provide communal meeting and social facilities for the residents of Todenham and operating premises for non-profit making organisations in the area.

Promotion of choral singing, giving of public concerts, singing at church & cathedral services

Medical & educational support for the needy in the parishes of Monks Kirby, Pailton & Stretton under Fosse

Provides the only venue for village activities, also for the surrounding communities.

To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those people who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society.

Village Hall providing various activities for the general public

We raise funds by organising fairs, sponsored swims and other events to buy equipment and contribute to items that will benefit the children's education and experience of school.