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Documentation and conservation of archive; creation of public displays

General charitable Activities, with particular interest in projects local to Cavendish in Suffolk. Other categories supported are Animal Care, Armed Forces, Medical and Disability, Arts & Culture and Garden and Environmental.

MCS FA aims to bring together all who care about helping to resource the school environment to enhance pupils' learning and social development. It welcomes parents and carers, staff and others drawn from across the community and links home and school thereby also supporting parents.

1. To preserve for the benefit of the public, the historical, architectural and constructional heritage in the United Kingdom2. To advance the education of the public in the repair, renewal and management of heritage and other assets within the built environment, and

?Designing and implementing community environmental conservation, management and rehabilitation projects?Providing environmental education, training and information?Providing advocacy and policy work about sustainable development ?Undertaking action research, information and knowledge dissemination ?Linking Local to Global and Global to Local?s sustainable development issues

Giving grants to organisations in the South and South East of England who look to relieve poverty and protect the health of those in necessitous circumstances by promoting efficient use of energy, and to advance public education about all aspects of energy conservation and the efficient use of energy.

To divert unwanted goods from going to landfill as waste from homes and businesses to help improve the environment, and in doing so support local people by creating employment, training and volunteer opportunities and access to good quality affordable goods.

To preserve Cliff House Woods for the people of Salcombe and maintain and insure the amenity in an area of outstanding beauty which has now been deemed a 'Conservation Area'.

CCHF All About Kids (Formerly known as Children's Country Holidays Fund) is a registered national charity, founded in 1884. We exist to give disadvantaged children a range of residential activity and respite breaks. We improve the quality of children's lives and help them to recognise their potential in a safe and happy environment.

The objectives of the Trust are as follows:What: General Charitable Purposes; Relief of Poverty; Environment/Conservation/HeritageWho: Children/Young people; Elderly/Old peopleHow: Make grants to organisations (including schools, charities etc)

To advance the education of women in important local and national political and social issues, music, drama and other cultural subjects, agriculture, crafts, home economics, science, health and social welfare. To promote sustainable development; advance health and advance citizenship by promoting civic responsibility and volunteering.

To provide, for children, young people and families, a camping environment for Christian evangelism, growth and the building of relationships with people from other Christian groups.

Upkeep of the environment of St Nicholas Church Tooting

To support the conservation of Schedule Ancient Monuments and in particular the remains of Sibton Abbey (National Monument no. 21347)(English Heritage Building ID no. 285331). To support educational activities in respect of Sibton Abbey. To support research into the history of the site of the Schedule Ancient Monument above.

Needs of a medical nature

The Charity was established to subsidise, promote or co-operate with any organisation whose objects are wholly of a charitable nature.The trustees confirm that they have referred to the guidance contained in the Charity Commission's general guidance on public benefit when reviewing the Trust's aims and objectives and in planning future activities and setting the grant-making policy for the year.

The trust aims to support projects in the field of education, culture, the environment and health and welfare which encourage excellence, efficiency and innovation and enhance the quality of people's lives.The trustees consider all requests which they receive and make such donations as they feel appropriate.

WE ORGANISE ACTIVITIES OF AN ENVIRONMENTAL NATURE, MAINLY WITHIN THE PARISH OF IVER. THESE INCLUDE CLEARING FOOTPATHS, PONDS AND AREAS THAT HAVE BECOME UNTIDY WITH RUBBISH. WE ORGANISE WALKS THAT SOMETIMES EXTEND INTO NEIGHBOURING AREAS. WE MAKE SUBMISSIONS TO THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES ON PLANNING MATTERS THAT AFFECT OUR PARISH.WE ORGANISE TRIPS TO HOUSES AND GARDENS AND ALSO EVENING TALKS.

Promotes the conservation and well being of the community and environment of the village of Brinton, North Norfolk. Supports families of the sick and bereaved. Cares for public spaces of village. Supports human resources caring for local environment.

THE Charity enables women and their children to escape from domestic abuse, offering support in a safe environment and encouraging move on, with confidence, to independent living.

Assistance is provided in a variety of ways to relieve poverty and advance education. Childrenand young people are supported in a wide range of educational environments, including state and private schools, colleges and universities. Support is aimed at helping beneficiaries to receive the education and training they need to achieve their potential and succeed in life.

Provision and maintenance of a building in support of general charitable purposes including education/training, arts/culture, sport/recreation, environment/conservation/heritage: promotion of these activities within the parish.

Monthly meetings, speakers on the environment, cookery, crafts, gardening and debates.

Monthly meetings with speakers of interest on a wide range of general and educational subjects; educational classes; inter Institute quizzes and sports and fitness activities; participation in environmental and public affairs; participation in local village activities; supporting Associated Country Women of the World; social events.

Awards prizes to first novelists under 35 for a work of traditional or romantic nature

TO ADVANCE THE OBJECTS OF THE CITY UNIVERSITY OR ANY SUCH OBJECTS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES CONNECTED WITH OR RELATED TO SAID UNIVERSITY, AND TO ADVANCE EDUCATION IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND COMMERCE BY PROMOTING RESEARCH STUDY TEACHING AND TRAINING IN BIOLOGY, ECOLOGY OR THE ADVANCEMENT OF RESEARCH AND TEACHING OF THE CULTURAL ARTS.

The charity's beneficial area is in practice worldwide with an emphasis on UK national needs, underdeveloped countries and local needs in Oxfordshire and Berkshire. Areas most supported are health, disability, housing, youth and childrens welfare & education and agricultural development as well as Christian work in all these fields and local environmental projects.

Provide children with disabilities,and their families, with an opportunity to learn and play using both computers and games consoles in a family oriented environment.

The Friends of Teignmouth Orangery have renovated and now maintain the Orangery originally built in 1842 in the grounds of Bitton House (currently Teignmouth Town Council offices). Though small the Orangery hosts a wide range of plants from different climate zones. Most imposing is the Brugmansia, native to sub-tropical South America; this is surrounded by oranges, lemons and a banana tree.

1st Newquay Scout Group, Cornwall, UK, provides a challenging programme of everyday adventure to the young people of Newquay and the surrounding area.Typical activities include Hiking, Camping, Crafts, Environment, Outdoors, Canoeing, Swimming, Wide games, Climbing, Hiking and much more.

Protection of wildlife & environment

To promote Horticulture within the village environment and beyond.

Aims to provide a welcome to members themselves in a meeting place which is theirs to share, where friendships can be made and counsel sought. Develop activities which stimulate and challenge its members in an environment that enables them to take responsibility and find a sense of achievement.

WE HELP CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE TO ACHIEVE THEIR POTENTIAL IN A CHILD FRIENDLY AND SAFE ENVIRONMENT.

Provision of nature park & summer house for use of public.

Newbottle C.A. is a "stand alone" centre since 1998, no funding from local authority, acts as a meeting place for people of all ages with an equal opportunities policy in place, offering a wide variety of activities in a clean, warm and welcoming environment.

Heritage Conservation and Regeneration

to give women of all ages an opportunity to meet in a safe environment, to share skills and to be a support at all times .WE have regular craft meetings led by our own members in preparation for our county show,we walk locally each month and join others for lunch,attend local theatre performances and take part in our village events.Each monthly meeting is attended by approx 48 members.

Ensuring high standards of repair and conservation of historic buildings and finding secure new uses for redundant historic buildings in the area of Staffordshire (including the City of Stoke-on-Trent).

Provide a venue with historic value to accommodate youth and adult activities within the local community - help develop the use of our facility for the benefit of all age groups. We provide a facility that is set in open land and is ideal for sports, art, culture recreation, environmental, heritage etc.

We raise funds for the conservation of Sunk Island Church. It is no longer a practising church but an old building of interest and beauty. Built in 1877 in early English style it is now a heritage centre.

NATURE RESERVE PARK WITH ONE PLAY AREAS AND A CAFE AND EDUCATION ROOM.TWO TOILETS AND A CAR PARK

Supports local community. Helps further education within community. Supports resolutions to government to try to improve climate change. Environment & other areas - different resolutions submitted yearly. Provides meeting place for local people to air their views.

Arranging fund-raising events, e.g. Quiz night, Comedy night, Car-boot sales. Managing voluntary donations.Donating money to the school for science, arts & sports activities & the school environment, e.g. Dining Room refurbishment, and supporting a variety of extra-curricular projects to benefit the whole school community.

Administration of 47000 acre estate including provision of 28 tenanted agricultural holdings,in hand farming operation as part of conservation and public access remit.Also provides holiday cottages,education and information, 38 tenanted houses and conserves environment and safeguards water catchment which provides water supply to large parts of English Midlands

Promotion, support and advancement of charitable purposes of all kinds, particularly the advancement of education or religion and the preservation and protection of health or the environment.

A partnership responsible for preparing and implementing a community plan for Crewkerne and District.To be a sustainable organisation and encourage sustainability.To be an open, inclusive and accountable organisation.To influence the future development of the area.To be proactive in change and development in the area.To enable development of social responsibility and community spirit.

Wildlife conservation and enhacement of habitats in the Penwortham area.Regular Work Parties.Monthly meetings: wildlife presentations and visits to watch wildlife.Wildlife presentations to Schools and Youth Organisations.

Operate in Rotherham area. Hold monthly meetings with speakers and provide opportunity for women to learn and meet in a safe environment. Take part in local village activities, eg cake stall at village day.

To promote and provide for education and science in the United Kingdom and elsewhere, in particular but not by way of limitation in the fields of environmental protection, preservation and conservation; and to promote for the public benefit the preservation of the natural beauty, flora and fauna of St. Margaret's-at-Cliffe and such other areas as the trustees shall from time to time determine.