Charities In Warwickshire

Education and social welfare of young members of the public, and coordination of activities of Young Farmers Clubs in the West Midlands area.

original aim when originally set up was "to provide for coal & blankets for the poor of the village"

We promote a series of up to ten chamber music recitals in a local (Bromsgrove) arts centre including up to three devoted to contemporary music; we support living composers by commissioning new works;we sponsor music workshops, mainly for young people.

Offer charitable awards to identified local people in Brinklow

Charitable Distribution at Christmas

10 monthly lectures arranged at the Pump Rooms, Leamington Spa, on a variety of literary topics.

To provide and maintain allotments in the local area

We are a small area of a larger body Grand Lodge of England. We raise funds for the benefit of others, through small education grants, gifts to elderly people we are aware of and raise funds for other charitable causes and bodies. We will raise funds for 1 main charity each year and also make grants to individuals and on occasions small organisations.

Makes donations from money donated by members or interest received from bank a/c or building society a/c mainly to masonic interests but not exclusively so.

Raising funds for the benefit of the children of St Mary's Catholic Primary School, Henley in Arden.

Payment of grants for the benefit of the poor of the Parish of Ansley generally or to such deserving and necessitous persons resident therein including those requiring financial assistance for educational purposes

Local branch of the Warwickshire Federation of women's institutes.

CLEAR INCOME OF CHARITY USED FOR ITS RELIEF OF POOR PERSONS RESIDENT OR FORMELY RESIDENT IN ITS PARISH OF OFFCHURCH EITHER IN GIFTS IN KIND OR GRANTS OF MONEY.

To help if possible 'with a small income' cases. To receive monies from other charities, to manage and distribute those monies to persons and organisations in need, e.g. ; 1/ general charitable purposes 2/medical/health/sickness 3/disability 4/relief of poverty 5/children/young people 6/elderly/old people 7/ other charities/voluntary bodies8/ general public/mankind9/ grants to individuals/orgs.

Our aim is the rescue of cats and kittens abandoned, stray or feral. We work to rehabilitate and rehome cats who come into care and find suitable sites to relocate feral cats when not welcome and undertake neutering programmes to control populations. Wherever possible we also help to rehome pet cats who for whatever reason can no longer be kept by their owners.

General charitable activities

For the purpose of providing items, services, facilities, rewards and incentives - which will supplement and support mainly extra curricular activities - for the pupils of All Saints Church of England Voluntary Aided Community Primary School, Leek Wootton or its successor, provided that such item, services, facilities and support are not customarily provided directly or indirectly by the public pu

To raise funds for Henley Primary School - purchased outdoor play area, libary furniture etc.Fund raising activities include - pupil discos, summer fair, parent BBQ.

MAINTENANCE OF CHURCH BUILDINGS AND SITE. PAYMENT FOR SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX.

Support for Parents/Guardians of Dyslexic Children and Adults.

To advance the education of the public by furthering the study of Shakespeare's life and work by such means as the trustees determine including by:- Organising, holding and promoting participation in the World Shakespeare Congress and disseminating the learning of that event; and- Offering advice and assistance in the establishment of national or regional Shakespeare associations.

To promote the better health and wellbeing of older people through encouraging inter-disciplinary training, research and excellence in practice and service provision.

Provision of use of land for local Lapworth Cricket Club & grazing

Mainly indoor activities for over 55 members, snooker, billiards cards, chess, draughts etc.Cup of tea and a chat with others of like minds.Occassional trips out.

Arley Stroke Club meets on Mondays from about 10am to 3pm. Our membership is drawn from residents of North Warwickshire, and surrounding areas who have suffered stroke.We provide gentle exercise and stimulation according to the needs of members along with friendship, companionship, and a break for their carers; also games and other activities including outings and when possible an annual holiday.