Charities In Wrexham

Money is raised from fairs, bingo nights, movie nights, raffles and recycling. The money goes to Acton Park Primary School to enhance resources

Grants to churches, schools, elderly or poor individuals in the area of Hanmer, Bronington, Bettisfield, Tybroughton, Halghton, and Willington

Provision of community transport to local people in and around Malpas, Cheshire where there is very limited public transport. We provide services to community groups and charities catering for those who are disadvantaged by age, financial issues, isolation or physical frailty.

1. Run an Arts Council accredited museum displaying the history and heritage of Whitchurch, Shropshire and its surrounding area.2. Conduct research projects relevant to the history and heritage of Whitchurch, producing booklets, leaflets and internet material.3. Maintain a historical archive of artefacts relevant to the history of Whitchurch.

Scouting activities for young people.

Eyton Extras is an After School Club which looks after children of working parents.

providing an enjoyable and attractive scheme of progressive training based on The Scout Promise and Law guided by adult leadership

The Wrexham Inclusion Football Club is a club designed to support people from a multitude of backgrounds. Our sessions are Tailor made to support people and their individual needs. Coaches are educated specifically with the individuals health well being and needs at the forefront of the clubs thinking. We collectively run 3 sessions in a 7 day period out of Plas Madoc Leisure Centre, Wrexham.

recreational games, craft clubs, whist, bingo and social events. The hall is available to hire for community events and parties.

PTa raise funds for Borras Park Junior School through various events - eg raffles, Summer fairs, discos, bingo nights etc. Money raised helps to fund resources for children in the school.

Awarding grants to young people in the parish to advance education, social and physical training

The committee meets about 4 to 6 times yearly, to organise an annual Eisteddfod held in October each year. In order to meet the rising costs of the event, fund-raising events are arranged eg. coffee mornings, raffles and sponsored walks, etc. Applications for grants are also submitted to various bodies.

Providing and managing an area of woodland at Maes y Pant , Pant Lane, Gresford, Wrexham for public benefit.

To provide or assit in the provision of facilities in the interest of 1)the education and 2)social welfare for recreationand leisure time occupation of adults with learning disabilities with the object of improving their conditions of life, 3) to develop the capacity and skills in such a way that they are better able to identify and help meet their needs to participate more fully in society.

To advance the study of ornithology and public education in ornithology and related matters through bird-ringing in Merseyside and district.

runs and provides activities for the over 50 projects and luncheon clubmanages and maintains building facilities for hire in the area supports the playgroup, early years and flying start programmes provides a youth orientated premises for future development is a base for volunteering opertunities

TO PROVIDE AN OPEN SPACE FOR PLAY AND RECREATION FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS OF ALL AGES. INCLUDES FOOTBALL PITCH, ALL-WEATHER MULTI-UTILITY GAMES AREA, BOWLING GREEN, TEENAGER / ADULT OUTDOOR FITNESS EQUIPMENT AND CHILDRENS PLAY AREA.

THE PROMOTION OF EDUCATION (INCLUDING RELIGIOUS EDUCATION) OF PERSONS UNDER THE AGE OF 25 IN NEED WHO ARE RESIDENT IN THE AREA OF THE ANCIENT PARISH OF GRESFORD IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DOCTRINES OF THE CHURCH IN WALES.

DISCOS, OAP PARTY, XMAS PARTY, BINGO COFFEE MORNINGS

social evenings, disco, days out

Diversions' is a support network, based in the North West of England, for families with a child or young person living with a bladder or bowel diversion / dysfunction. We provide opportunities for people to experience a range of different fun activities through our regular programme of events. These include outdoor adventures and team building tasks, art work-shops and day trips out

Established in 2002, the North Wales Owl Sanctuary (owlrescue) operates a comprehensive facility for the care & rehabilitation of both wild and captive bred owls from the region, along with the promotion of owl conservation throughout the region.

The village hall is used by the W.I. Church,Pensioners Thursday Group, Blues Club and the Community Council. The community have also used the hall for childrens parties.

General and Interest Group meetings to facilitate learning and excercise for older people to remain active in their retirement.

Care and maintainance of the Ceiriog Centenary Hall.