Charities In Warwickshire

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

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

Receives funds from charitable donations from members and interest on investment and pays out monies to charitable organisations (and individuals to contribute to educational furtherance).

PROVIDES LEASURE ACTIVITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES

Support for Parents/Guardians of Dyslexic Children and Adults.

To raise funds for the provision of items for curriculum departments within the school. This covers both the main school as well as the 6th Form which was added in 2011. The mandate is for material goods or services which directly benefit pupils at the school.

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.

Provides financial support to Henley in Arden Baptist Church. Funds to be used for repairs and improvements to Church buildings and for the general purposes of the Church.

GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANISATIONS

Supports educational and religious activities particularly in South Warwickshire

An ancient charity that makes grants for the relief of poverty and those in need, who live in the Parish of Lillington and Blackdown.

Help for Children,young people,elderly people and people with disabilities.

Provision of sporting facilities namely bowls, football and clay pigeon shooting in the former mining areas of Bagworth, Battram and Ellistown as well as offering community facilities for the general public.

The Charity makes grants to residents of Radford Semele chosen by the Trustees as being in need of assistance or support.

Charity's giving is an expression of its faith-based belief.

Relief of poor, generally before Christmas

TO PROVIDE A RECREATION GROUND FOR USE BY THE PEOPLE OF LONG COMPTON

Lea Marston Welfare Trust is funds used solely for Lea Marston residents.

To give small sums of money to those who live in the villages of Clifton-upon-Dunsmore and Newton to those who need help. I.e. recently to enable a child to attend a school educational camp which the parents couldn't afford due to both being currently unemployed following a request from the Head Teacher, otherwise the child in the class would have lost out.

An 18th century charity, originally established to benefit the poor parishioners of Priors Marston, at the discretion of the Churchwardens.

Supports the sick locally

Provision of help, support and a listening ear to those on the streets at night and involved in the night-time economy in Stratford-upon-Avon

Rosie's Music Trust provides financial support to individuals and organisations in the area of music. The aim is to provide greater enjoyment of music and musical activities to children and youth who attend local schools or live in and around Southam in Warwickshire. This includes the provision of workshops and equipment as well as assisting in the pursuit of enhanced education and training.

The charity dates back to a charitable fund set up in the seventeenth centrury through the will of Thomas Sotherne of Stareton to help elderly Cubbington residents by making small gifts to assist with the cost of living. Recipients must have been borne and have lived in the parish of Cubbngton all of their lives.