Charities In Wrexham

North Wales Cave Rescue Organisation provides an underground rescue service for caves and disused mines in North Wales in support of North Wales Police, who initiate all rescue callouts. Our activities include responding to rescue callouts from the Police, training our members and maintaining our equipment.

Promote the education of the general public in appreciation and understanding of music. Co-operate with the local authorities, educational institutions and cultural societies relating to study, practice and presentation of music. Offer musical training to young people. Perform music in various functions and charities as a service to the public.

We offer an opportunity for young people from the Cheshire, Merseyside and North Wales area to perform in regular theatre performances and concerts, led by professionals and in a professional venue

To provide monetary support and fun activities to pupils, staff and parents of St Peter's Church in Wales School.

Brass Band; senior band and training band

LOCAL RETAIL CHARITY SHOP WHO'S PROCEEDS ARE GIVEN TO ELDERLY RESIDENTS OVER 65 IN THE VILLAGE OF RUABON (ANNUALLY).

Practical Support for families and individuals. Counselling and advice.Childrens' club and summer camps

Community Centre

The charity provides a building which can be hired by organisations that provide services to the communities of Garth, Trevor and Fron.

PROVIDES HELP AND SUPPORT FOR BABIES AND PARENTS IN THE SCBU AT WREXHAM MAELOR HOSPITAL WREXHAM

Furthering Religion

The sheepdog trials is an open competition and attracts many international competitors. Held at at Tal y Garth Fields, Glyn Ceiriog on the last Friday & Saturday in August. The best 12 sheepdogs compete in the final at 4pm on the Saturday.There are also showing classes for sheep, all breeds of dogs, sheep shearing competitions and horse & pony classes. .An annual dinner is held in Nov/Dec.

Scout and Guide group

The promotion of agriculture, for the public benefit, in particular but not exclusively by:Promoting responsible working sheepdog ownership, breeding and training.Promoting matters pertaining to dog welfare in general. Improving the working standard of working sheepdogs by organising and promoting open and members only sheepdog trials.

WE RAISE FUNDS FOR THE ROFFT SCHOOL IN MARFORD, NEAR WREXHAM.

Provides opportunities for persons to learn or advance their playing of a brass or other instrument. Provides tuition by the running of a Junior Band and the loan of instruments. Giving public performances to assist the fund raising of other organisations.

1. The advancement of the Christian faith.2. The relief of persons who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress, or who are aged or sick.3. The advancement of education on the basis of Christian principles.

To further the charitable work of the Church in Wales within the historic parish of BuckleyTo further the charitable work of the Church in Wales within the diocese of St Asaph

Supporting the school's ethosFund raisingCultural and social activities for the community

We are a wheelchair rugby club. Wheelchair rugby is a sport for the disabled. Primarily tetraplegics or persons with upper and lower limb dysfunction. The club is open to all ages, male and female.We aim to provide an environment for the disabled to play sport for recreation or competitively.

To support the RSPCA Animal Centre at Bryn y Maen

Provide education, training and support for beekeepers & promote best practice in beekeeping.Support research into the best practice management of Honey Bees.Promote education in the importance of pollinating insects in the human food chain.Encourage the improvement, advancement and promotion of beekeeping.Discourage the importation and propagation of exotic subspecies of honey bee.

The Trust will distribute grants 1 To advance education of all persons in the area of Rossett in the principles of abstinence from alcoholic drinks and drugs2 To relieve sickness of persons in the area who are in danger of dependency on alcoholic drink or drugs3 To provide or assist with provision of facilities for recreation in the area of benefit.

The charity owns and operates a Village Hall and all residents over 18 of Bangor Isycoed are members . The management of the Hall is delegated to a management committee on which no more than 4 may trustees serve. The Hall is equipped to enable members and others to hold meetings, lectures, classes and other forms of recreation and leisure time activities and is available 7 days a week.

We are a church. Our activities are to inform people of the Christian message and to give pastoral care and teaching for Christians.