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Associations in Villevenard
7 active associations registered in the town: sport, culture, solidarity, leisure…
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All🎉 Leisure and festivities (2)🎒 Education and youth (2)🌿 Nature and environment (2)🏛️ Heritage and remembrance (1)
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- Association des Enfants de VillevenardCultural, social and tourism development for children in the municipality of VillevenardEducation and youth
- Confrérie de Saint Vincent de VillevenardTo organise, celebrate and promote the Feast of Saint Vincent and the traditions of the Champagne regionLeisure and festivities
- Comité des Fêtes de VillevenardTo provide all the necessary resources to promote the development of Villevenard: leisure activities, sportLeisure and festivities
- 4 l ou 4 CuissesTo provide school and sports equipment to underprivileged children in southern Morocco by taking part in one or more editions of the 4L Trophy humanitarian rally-raid in a Renault 4LEducation and youth
- Association de Chasse de VillevenardTo bring together the owners and residents of the municipality, as well as any non-residents who may be admitted, with a view to the development of game stocks through protection, restocking, breeding, the culling of pests, the crackdown on poaching and the rational management of hunting in areas where the association holds hunting rights, whether through contributions from members, or through transfers or leasesNature and environment
- Association des Pêcheurs de VillevenardTo facilitate fishing. To combat poaching and water pollutionNature and environment
- Memoire et Avenir de Villevenard‘Understanding and Preserving Villevenard’s Rich Historical and Cultural Heritage’ aims to safeguard and promote awareness of the village’s sites of historical and cultural interest, including: Neolithic burial chambers, an 11th-century church, rich in wood carvings, sculptures and paintings, and a very ancient tithe cellar; it also aims to gather all available information from archives and various written sources, as well as from the memories of the village’s elders. It aims to disseminate this knowledge through various channels, such as public events and a website... and to seek the necessary funding for the upkeep and preservation of these monuments. It is authorised to accept donationsHeritage and remembrance
Source: National Register of Associations (French Ministry of the Interior), Open Licence. Dissolved associations are not shown.
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