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Preaching God's Word in the village.Teaching Sunday SchoolSupporting missionary work domestically and abroad

Bible Study groupsTeaching of BibleParent Skills CounsellingAssisting in Schools and Elderly Sheltered AccomodationYouth Clubs of various ages

Hospital radio service based in the West Middlesex University Hospital, Isleworth, Middlesex with the objective of relieving sickness, infirmity and old age.

Organising various events such as quiz nights and fairs to raise money for extra equipmentfor the school.

(a) advance the Christian faith (b) relieve sickness and financial hardship and to promote and preserve good health by the provision of funds, goods or services (c) advance education

Religious servicesSunday schoolFamily all age serviceparent and toddler groupDads and kids groupcraft activity daysFamily fun daysFamily supportEducation and advise

Activities linked with the provision of Education in Primary School

Fund facilities, equipment etc for school not otherwise obtainable

By organising and running fundraising events we aim to raise money, enhance and enrich the time that all children spend at Ashmead Combined School. We help to provide additional resources for the benefit of the school and it's pupils.

Raising funds for a primary school via events throughout the year.

Religious Activities. I.e. Church based services both Sunday and midweek, Counselling and support both at the church and home visits. Childrens/youth work (Sunday School). Fellowhip groups.

Fund raising for Lindale C of E school and educational activities.

The leasing of the charity?s property estate for charitable use in accordance with the charity's Objects and the research into educational methods for the training and education of young people with learning difficulties, behavioural problems or special educational needs.

Fundraising and running family events for Blackmore Primary School

1) To develop effective relationships between staff, parents and others associated with Watton Westfield Infant & Nursery and Watton Junior Schools.2) Engaging in fundraising activities or providing facilities or equipment which support both Watton Westfield Infant & Nursery and Watton Junior Schools and advance the education of all pupils across both schools equally.

The NERLRC exists to promote and encourage religious learning and literacy by providing resources, information and training to individuals and institutions in the North East.

Fundraising to benefit the pupils of the Richmond School, Skegness. Events include discos, June Day Jaunt, Christmas Fair, film nights, bingo and more.

A) To advance the education of young members of the public in agriculture, home crafts, country life and related subjects. And B) In the interest of social welfare to provide and promote the provision of facilities for recreation and leisure.

Fundraising for Little Munden School

Stapleton Public Hall was refurbished and extended in 2008 and bookings have increased. In 2023 we are currently fund raising and applying for grants to improve the hall's facilities. We are focusing on meeting the needs of our parishioners from a local survey to have monthly dances, sports and learning activities, events for families, a place to socialise, eat, drink and most important have fun!

raising funds through the voluntary committee of the Friends of Burraton School via various activities which take place on the school premises namely - discos/raffles/beetle drives/fetes. All money raised after minimal costs is then used to purchase equipment for the sole use of the school.

Raise funds to buy extra facilities and equipment for the benefit of the children in the School

The Squash Trust is involved in the education of girls and young women with particular reference to the sport of Squash Rackets, by encouraging and facilitating their participation in the said sporting activity and assisting in the provision of training facilities and equipment for such purposes in particular by the making of one or more grants scholarships or prizes.

Holds Church Services on Sundays and Wednesday where everyone is welcome.Holds a Sunday School every Sunday which welcomes everyone up to the age of 20.Provides a Reading Room for the public to study, borrow or purchase Christian Science literature. Sponsors public lectures on Christian Science.

Operation of peace Centre providing training and education for ethnic and voluntary groups, promotion of ethnic and gender causes

Our charity is a parent/teacher association supporting Danecourt School (for children with special needs). Our aim is to enhance and support the excellent educational experience they receive.

We provide IAG services to Refugee/Migrant women living in London covering immigration, welfare benefit, housing, education, training and employment. We provide training in ESOL Skills for Life (all levels), ESOL for Work (all levels), Jobsearch for Health Professionals, Childcare Cache Level 2 & 3, Childminding and Business Skills, Business Start Up courses & Capacity Building to women org.

The primary aim of the charity is to ensure the maintenance, conservation and development of the Gerald Coke Handel Collection. The objects are to advance public education by providing research facilities in relation to Handel and his contemporaries.

raising funds for school to purchase goods for the school and pupils, to enhance and make their education a better and enjoyable place

ORGANISING EVENTS FOR PARENTS AND PUPILS OF ORLEY FARM SCHOOL WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE SCHOOL TO RAISE FUNDS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SCHOOL, AND/OR TO FURTHER THE PUPILS' EDUCATION, AND TO PROMOTE GREATER INVOLVEMENT AMONG PARENTS AND BETWEEN PARENTS AND THE SCHOOL.

Being a church our first objective is the preaching of the gospel of our Lord and saviour Jesus Christ within our local community. Whether it be by services or Sunday school youth groups, youth & children activities, taking morning assemblies in the local school. Services to the elderly in nursing homes, financial support to overseas missionary work in developing nations, famine/earthquake appeals

FUNDING CONCERTS, CONTRIBUTION TO THE COST OF THE PRODUCTION OF CD'S AND SUPPORTING CHILDREN UNDERGOING EDUCATION IN SPECIALIST MUSICAL ESTABLISHMENTS.

The PTA organises fund raising events for the benefit of the school and its pupils and fosters interaction between parents at these events.

Raising money for school funds including Summer and Christmas Fairs and numerous other activities.

We provide recuperative holidays in UK and Belarus; fund children's hospice care; deliver training in many aspects of child care; work with family associations supporting children with cancer, diabetes or disabilities; initiate projects to improve the social and educational opportunties for children and young people with disabilities.

This year the charity has donated sums of money (ranging from approx £25 - £1500) to local individuals, organisations and schools to provide support for specific aims and objects. The funds were collected through various activities including a Christmas Carol float, Food Festival stall, Christmas festival stall and collecting at a local annual Jazz Festival.

The Trustees make grant to pupils and former pupils of Rugby High School, Rugby going on to further education

The Hypatia Trust exists to progress equality and education for the public benefit by celebrating the lives and works of women, past and present; both nationally and internationally and in particular those with a connection to Cornwall, by forming collaborative partnerships and creating supportive spaces.

Acting in accordance with the [rinciples and doctrines of the CHurch of England the trusts exists to:a. Provide at North Hinksey Church of England Primary School special benefits of any kind which provision is not made from public funds.b. Promote the education of pupils attending the school.

Our objective is advancing the education of the public in the history of the village of Frenchay. To this end we carry out historical research, then publish the results on our web site, publish books and give talks. We also run Frenchay Village Museum.

The PTA builds the school community, supports the school, provides a voice for parents and raises funds for St John's School, Clifton. Funds are raised via (1) Events such as Christmas and May Fairs (2) Gift aid giving and (3) Local business support, and are used for eg, new playground and ICT equipment and refurbishment of the school library.

Pimento provices supplementary school from Monday to Saturday. The school has average attendance of 65 students across our range of services. We teach the core national curriculum subjects, with emphasis on English and maths. Students bring their mainstream homework.Summer playscheme is a time for students to experience a sense of community within the school.

The Trustees are responsible for the administration of a fund for the benefit of Archbishop Runcie Church of England Aided First School. The Trustees are the Vicar and Churchwardens for the time being of All Saints' Church in Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne.

Supporting God's work in India 1)training of pastors(COTR Theological Seminary) 2)planting churches (New Testament Church) 3) educating future leaders (New Life Public High School) 4)alleviating suffering though medical, social & cultural outreach (New Life Orphanage, Jyothi Hospital-free care & Women's College-training disadvantaged women). For more info click on www.christforindia.org

Provide facilities for all cultural, educational, entertaining and youth activities. The hall at Glantwymyn is used daily by the adjoining school and a child nursery is held on 5 days. Also, Piano lessons, Circuit Training, yoga, Religious serv, meditation classes, whist drives, concerts, YFC, "Cerdd Dant", choir practices & performing art school (for 12-18 yr olds and grown ups) Merched y Wawr.

We provide childcare for lone parents and other families in the Keighley area - day nursery, holiday playscheme and out of school clubs.

Provide funding to improve the infrastructure of the school in Kenya to enhance the working environment for pupils and staff alike.Provide funding for extra teachers to increase the academic and social achievements of the school.Provide funding for hot lunches for every pupil to increase their attendance at the school

The object of the Margaret Thatcher Archive Trust is the advancement of the education of the public in particular by acquiring, holding, restoring and maintaining the Thatcher Archive and by making it available to scholars for the purpose of research (and publication of the useful results of such research) and as appropriate to the public for the purpose of viewing.

The Fund was established over 90 years ago to assist present pupils who have been at the School for at least two years, Old Roedeanians and their daughters, granddaughters, and great-granddaughters. There is a preference for pupils at the School who are studying at Sixth Form level. The Award is means-tested. Award holders are selected by the Trustees from a list put forward by the School.

To promote for the benefits of the inhabitants of the community of Clydach by associating the local authorities, voluntary organisations, and inhabitants in a common effort to advance education and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare, for recreation and leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants