Professions Charities

For use of recreation (including 2 football pitches)

For the relief of need, hardship or distress for workers or former workers in or about mines in the North Staffordshire Coalfield (including Cheadle). Also the dependants of such persons and such former workers.

We are a locally run community centre for the benefit of the local residents. The Church hold monthly services, green space for residents and local children. Fund raising events are held regularly and we have regular users of the centre.

Educating the Roman Catholic secular clergy of England, or persons intending to become members thereof

To make grants in cases of need to retired clergy of the Church of England serving in the Diocese of Sheffield

Provision of social and recreational activities.

To assist the widows or dependents of Clergy in the Archdeaconries of Brecon and Gower

Relief of poverty and special needs to the Parishioners of Salhouse, Norfolk by making individual grants where needs have been identified by Clergy, Parish Councillors and Charity Secretary. Grants are unconditional and historically have included hospital transport, furniture, student study books and utility bills.

Benefits not normally provided by the LEA for maintained primary/secondary schools in the parishes of Billingborough & Horbling. Grants for education purposes to persons under 25 years who (or whose parent(s)) are resident in the parishes of Billingborough & Horbling. Payments to the vicar of Billingborough & Horbling to help promote religious education.

We help members of the 'league', aid their families, dependents and colleagues with small financial gifts where necessary, required and applied for. We produce an annual journal and have an AGM requesting for updated information on colleagues/members and their families who may be in need of our assistance. Membership currently 397.

Providing recreational facilities for people within the village and surrounding areas.

The Trust was set up with a donation from Mr Lance Hunter-Rowe in 1987, the funds to be employed to purchase items of medical equipment for use by the Health Centre, the District Nurses or for loan to patients, as well as for improvements which support or benefit the patients.

Friends of St Nicholas Church are dedicated to supporting vicar & church wardens, in maintaining church building & contents.All Applications by the PCC for Funding to be made to FSN to consider before a contract is agreed, or work commenced. If the FSN agree to fund a project either in full or part an invoice for the agreed sum to be submitted to the FSN for payment direct to contractor/supplier.

We support the Vicar of the Parish of St. Andrew, Buxton, Norfolk.

The Charity works with local providers engaged with middle-aged and elderly people to provide blood pressure, sugar levels and BMI checks at community luncheon clubs and events. The Charity also partners with health & wellbeing projects providing advice, campaigning and elderly care.

THE CHARITYS ROLL IS TO PROMOTE AND FACILITATE SPORTING GROUPS AND ORGANISATIONS IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY.

The Charity provides community facilities for the inhabitants of Pontrhydyfen and surrounding area, in the form of a recreation Ground, a Bowling Green and a Community Centre. The Charity also owns another building which houses an Industrial and Provident Society known as the Blue Scar Club.

Applying the clear income of the Charity in or towards providing facilities for convalescence, rest and recreation and for the continuing education of nursing staff in the County of Shropshire in order to enable them to perform their duties more efficiently.

Assistance to clergy

sports and social

For the benefit of the Anglican Clergy and their families in the Archdeaconries of Surrey, Dorking, Reigate, Southwark, Lambeth and Wandsworth

In accordance with the terms of the Trust grants are made to C of E clergy within 10 Miles of St Peters Church Nottingham at the Trustee discretion to augment their living costs . The Trustee is satisfied that the purposes remain charitable. The Trustee have complied with the duty in Section 4 of the Charity Act 06 to have due regard to public benefit guidance published by the Charity Comm.

Support the allotments holders by maintaining the sitesSupport two local brass bands which historically were associated with the local colliery when it was open.In conjunction with the local football team we support local youth to play football,also assist in providing local entertainment on the football premises.Similarly with the local cricket team assist in using the premises and equipment

Our activities are very much community based. A small fishing village, with an industrial history of ironstone mining, and steel works, only a small specialised part of the steelworks remaining (steel brought in by road/rail, from Teesside). High number of unemployed/retired in an area of social deprivation. A good and tight knit community, the village hall provides for the needs of the community

The Cwmgwili Miners' Welfare Committee meet every other month to arrange various activities to entertain the villagers in order to bring the community together and to raise money for the maintenance and improvement of the Village Hall. This year they have been raising money and received some Grants to establish a Miner's Memorial Garden on the village green, which will be an ongoing project.