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Associations in Combon
24 active associations registered in the town: sport, culture, solidarity, leisure…
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All⚽ Sport (7)🎭 Culture and arts (3)🎉 Leisure and festivities (4)🤝 Solidarity and health (1)🏛️ Heritage and remembrance (3)🏘️ Local life and citizenship (2)📌 Other (4)
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- L'Église de Combon au Coeur du VillageTo contribute to the promotion, preservation and enhancement of the historical, cultural and architectural heritage of the municipality of Combon, and more specifically its church; whilst respecting the building’s religious purpose, the legal provisions applicable to places of worship and with the prior consent of the person responsible for the building for activities organised within the church, the association may, in particular, organise or support cultural, artistic, historical, heritage and educational events; promote awareness of local history and the village’s heritage; encourage meetings, exchanges and initiatives that contribute to village life; contribute to the funding of the maintenance, restoration, enhancement and conservation of Combon Church and its furnishings, in partnership with the Neubourg Plateau parish, the municipality of Combon and the relevant stakeholders;to engage residents, supporters and public or private partners in projects of general interest relating to heritageHeritage and remembrance
- Eglise Protestante du Plateau du Neubourg (Eppn)To ensure that Protestant worship is conducted in accordance with the teachings of the Bible, to share the Gospel with our contemporaries, to support the related Christian ministries, and to organise various eventsHeritage and remembrance
- Association des Anciens Combattants CombonTo foster a spirit of camaraderie amongst veterans and those who served during the war; to provide material and moral support to its members, and in particular to the wounded, the disabled, former prisoners of war, as well as to the widows, orphans and parents of Combon veterans and those who served during the war who died in the line of duty; to honour, in all circumstances, the memory of those of our own who died in the line of duty, and in particular on 11 NovemberHeritage and remembrance
Source: National Register of Associations (French Ministry of the Interior), Open Licence. Dissolved associations are not shown.
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