Charities In Warwickshire

Arrow Vale Singers are a choir of mixed voices. We perform by invitation for charities and groups looking to promote charity work as well as being hired for performances and promoting our own concerts to help cover running cost.

Improvement of road safety through improved driver skills.This is achieved by the provision of advice to raise an associate member's standard of driving to IAM test standard.

To apply funds towards the relief of suffering animals, to provide or maintain sanctuaries for the care of animals and wildlife.

Birmingham Community Solutions supports deprived communities in Nechells with housing issues, welfare benefits/entitlements, debt and financial matters, as well asunemployment. The project has helps these vulnerable migrants to lead a settled and integratedlife in the UK. Our strategy is a mixture of advice and practical support to encouragebeneficiaries to better access their

Distribution of small grants for students entering further education

We raise funds through events, e.g. Treasure hunts, Gourmet Evenings, Quizzes and collections.

Charity originally set up to help with costs of "apprenticing of children of the village" (Harborough Magna)"Previously have made one off grants to help individuals within the village/parish with the costs of books/equipment for children/students or those on an apprenticeship. Have also assisted the local village "Early Birds" pre -school nursery with certain projects such as leavers books.

Promote the study of world wide archaeology, local history and the related arts and sciences in Solihull area through lectures, visits and excavations.

Dividend income supports incumbents stipend.

There are no activities

Therapeutic Horsemanship

The charity operates a counselling centre offering help, advice and support in family and personal issues, including pregnancy crisis, post-abortion syndrome, marriage support, divorce/separation recovery, general low-level stress and anxiety and provision of sexual health and relationship guidance.

To support the education (including social and physical training) of persons under the age of 25 who are resident or who have parents resident in the ancient parish of Exhall and who in the opinion of the trustees are in need of financial assistance.

We receive income from sporting rights at Napton reservoir and land rent. Town Lands Charity gives aid to groups and organisations in Napton - to benefit young/old/youth etc. i.e. Donations to school, playgroup, sports groups, Village Hall etc. We do not provide grants for individuals.

The charity helps indivduals that are in need of financial help within the area laid down by Dr Thomas Buxton

Based in Tamworth, Staffs, Tamworth Talking Newspaper records local news in audio form and distributes copies free of charge to people with visual impairment. It also subscribes to and distributes audio versions of a range of weekly and monthly magazines, again free of charge.

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CARRIES OUT FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES TO RAISE ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR THE SCHOOL

The group provides weekly horseriding lessons for children from a Special Needs school

Religious activities including the receipt of income from currently CCLA Investment Management Ltd. (COIF Charity Funds)and paying this income to the Parochial Church Council of Wolston in accordance with the Charity's Constitution

THE PTA OF KENILWORTH SCHOOL HOLD RAFFLES, CAR BOOT SALES AND QUIZ/ MUSIC EVENINGS TO RAISE MONEY FOR ACTIVITIES THE CHILDREN AT THE SCHOOL ARE INVOLVED IN AND TO HELP SUPPLY EQUIPMENT NOT FUNDED BY THE SCHOOL BUDGET

Tanworth in Arden W.I. exists to provide social and educational opportunities through trips, organising speakers and undertaking projects relating to current events and issues. We welcome women of all ages.

to maintain the village playing area and run village events

Hopper Haven provides care for unwanted, elderly, aggressive, ill or neglected rabbits (and previously guinea pigs). All animals are provided with spacious accomodation and appropriate care and companionship. Hopper Haven has places for a maximum of 16 rabbits (and no guinea pigs at this time).Hopper Haven also provides advice and information about proper care of these species.

To encourage opportunities, activities and fun for our local children and young people, up to the age of 25, without discrimination on any grounds living in Rugby. To give them somewhere to go and something to do by securing funds and resource whilst representing and promoting the area young people in a positive way