Professions Charities That specialise in Miners

1 Volunteers have visited many landowners to open up new sites for educational gold panning2 We have participated in a diamond jubilee project, although the details are to be confidential3 We have developed a better understanding of ancient & obscure laws relating to gold mining and gold panning4 We plan to make jewellery using unrefined Welsh gold, to help promote further mineral research

The Charitable Company will assist trustees of local mining trusts who are required to dispose of charitable property, by allowing the company to be appointed as their agents, in order to effectively manage the costs of any disposal thereby maximising the net proceeds of sale for alternative charitable application.

To promote good citizenship for the public benefit and advance the education of the public in the local heritage and traditions of coal mining. Commemorating this heritage and tradition with the erection of a coal mining related statue in a prominent position within the village of Hetton-le-Hole.To advance the education of the general public of Hetton in local history, heritage and culture.

Draft Mission Statement: Resolven Miners Welfare Scheme aims to work for the benefit of Resolven and surrounds; by providing opportunities for personal development of local residents, promotion of education, health, wellbeing, culture and heritage; with a view to seeking a brighter and healthier future for all.

PWYP UK monitors and reports on impacts of the extractive industries on sustainable development; advocates ethical standards and compliance with laws and best practice; organises and presents at events; researches and publishes briefings; dialogues with government, industry and civil society. Its main focus is on oil, gas and mining companies operating, registered and/or listed in the UK.

To advance the education of the public in the Cornish mining industry, its history and culture and the restoration and maintenance of the Goonvean pumping engine.

Heart of Mine provides the relief of need arising from the adverse impact of gold mining on communities and environments around the world, to include but not be limited to poverty, ill-health and the deterioration of the environment resulting from mercury poisoning and other adverse effects of gold mining on its workers and surrounding communities and environments.

Grant making charity supporting students and young career professionals in materials, minerals and mining sector.