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Fundraising events to encourage participation in charitable work by the inhabitants of Puttenham and the surrounding area.Make educational grants to local students; Financial aid the elderly and infirm within Puttenham and nearby villages.Maintain and repair St Mary's church and churchyard and Cecilia Hall Puttenham.

To provide facilities for educational, recreational and social activities for middle-aged and older people living in North West London and its surrounding locality who are not in full-time gainful employment

Social, recreational & developmental activities for adults who have learning disabilities.

The principal activities of the charity are to further the religious education and other charitable work of the United Synagogue in accordance with the traditions and observances of that charity.

Fundraising for general charitable purposes for the children of Glapthorn School.

Crayke C.E. School uses its school fund to provide extra-curricular activities, such as sporting events, clubs or topic work visits, for the children to enhance their learning potential and enjoyment. Fundraising is done mainly through two main events at Christmas and during the summer, with donations being made at other times by our P.T.A.

To preserve and conserve for the people of England and Wales the historical, architectural and constructional heritage of particular beauty or historical, architectural or constructional interest particularly those buildings whose preservation will contribute to the regeneration of their locality and to advance education in the techniques and practice of building preservation and conservation

We are the Parents and Teachers Association of Bowsland Green Primary School. We raise funds to advance the education and shoolastic experience of the pupils, that are otherwise not funded by the Leaf Trust, the academy of which the school is part.

Promotion of the Jewish religion and education of the public. Also support of other charitable institutions.

Advancing education in Cambridge University by awards for actual or potential sporting excellence and financial need in that regard.

Training and education of car drivers in advanced motoring.

We hold fundraising events, which enable the PTFA to provide Nazeing Primary School pupils with additional benefits that would not be provided through general budgets.

Fund raising for school equipment, facilities and activities

Responds to requests from local schools for assistance with a project.

General Charitable Purposes Working with people aged between 10 and 28 in various activities to includeEducation/TrainingSport/recreationAnimalsEnvironment/Conservation/Heritage

Promote Jewish Religous education and relief of poverty

Activities include the provision of regular services for worship and fellowship, on Sundays and during the week. Children and Young People are catered for with specially designed teaching and activity periods on a weekly basis. The charity also runs a pre-school day care nursery. The charity also maintains a local community foodbank.

We run a variety of events for the children of the school, their parents and guardians, and the local community to raise funds to benefit the school and the pupils.

A Pre-School, for children aged between 2 years 6 months - 5 years. Operates 5 mornings a week and Monday - Thursday afternoons (term time only).

The charity awards bursaries to financially disadvantaged young flautists to enable them to attend the week's course at the Oxford Flute Summer School in August annually

St Matthews playgroup operate as a non- profit making organisation and are registered with OFSTED.The playgroup is committed to the care and education of children from 2 to 4 years of age and provide a wide range of activities both indoors and out that comply with current early years regulations.

The undertaking or facilitating of the construction, maintenance, repair and development of Liverpool archdiocesan church, school and other buildings.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF STUDENTS IN THE SCHOOL BY ENGAGING IN ACTIVITIES WHICH SUPPORT THE SCHOOL, THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES OR RESOURCES NOT PROVIDED FOR FROM STATUTORY FUNDS , AND THE RELIEF OF POVERTY OF PUPILS, THEIR FAMILIES OR MEMBERS OF STAFF EMPLOYED AT THE SCHOOL.

Providing help, support and financial assistance to people and families with special needs, disability and those living in poverty. Supporting the educational needs of disadvantaged children and young adults. Providing crisis relief during natural disasters and political unrest in Tunisia.

Cylch Meithrin Penybontfawr is a pre school playgroup, registered for children aged 2.5 years until school. The Cylch runs 4 days a week. The language of the Cylch is predominantly Welsh, and many of the children attending are from non-welsh speaking homes & quickly absorb Welsh as their second language. Cylch Ti a Fi is a mothers & toddlers group

To advance the education of the public in the history of Cheltenham

THROUGH THE SERVICES OF VOLUNTEERS, WE PROMOTE THE IMPROVEMENT OF ROAD SAFETY AND HIGHER DRIVING STANDARDS, PRINCIPALLY BY PREPARING DRIVERS FOR THE ADVANCED DRIVING TEST OF THE INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED MOTORISTS. WE ALSO ARRANGE MEETINGS AND OTHER EVENTS FOR MEMBERS AND VISITORS WHICH PROVIDE AN EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL ELEMENT.

Our Charity provides nursery education through the medium of Welsh to children from 2 years until school age. The emphasis is on learning through play.

To hold funds of gifts, legacies, donations, etc. for the benefit of Ackworth School.

Raise funds for the school to be used for the benefits of the pupils. The majority of funds raised in any year are donated to the school. Amounts retained are sufficient to fund any forthcoming activities or reserved for specific projects

HALF is a Trust established to support the educational needs of local groups and individuals from Longworth and Hinton Waldrist via a series of fund-raising activities. Funds raised are awarded as sponsorship awards following review of applications received.

The Trust aims to support the arts in Oxford, and elsewhere in the United Kingdom. It is committed to education, especially in drama and music, through the encouragement of attendance as well as direct involvement. The Trust seeks to achieve its objectives in three principal ways: Underwriting (particularly for theatre productions); Grants for Arts Projects; and Advice & Support.

Sussex Brass provides music and entertainment as well as an environment for learning music.

Supporting / networking practitioners (individuals, groups, organizations) and families in developing personalised education. Offering advice and advocacy. Publishing via websites, blogs, social media network groups, newsletters, journals and books. Holding conferences and learning exchanges. Conducting research and influencing research agendas. Influencing national and international debate.

PRE SCHOOL education privider. children from 2--3years of age.

Synagogue & educational activities

Fund raising by parents for the benefit of pupils and staff of Thornton Hough Primary School.

Encourage co-operation and good relations between the parents/staff and others linked with School; acts as an informal channel of communication between parents & School; strengthen links between the school and local community; assist in provision of voluntary help; assist the school by raising funds;

The Friends of Thomas Coram exists to raise money to benefit all the children who attend the Thomas Coram School.

We provide facilities for playschool, church services and general community activities.

Holds seminars, supports exhibitions and promotes educational activities related to its charitable aims.

To help through innovative and creative non-formal education young people in Liverpool, the UK and Overseas, particularly through their leisure time activities i.e. International Youth Exchanges, Training Courses and Seminars, so as to develop their participation, citizenship and individuality.

The Friends hold fundraising activities in and around Callicroft School. Funds raised are then used to provide resources for the or the young people.

Phoenix Social Enterprise Ltd provides employment, education and training opportunities in the UK and Europe. We also conference facilities and rented offices, focus on building the capacity of individuals and organisations underpinned by a philosophy of equality and human rights. We cater for people aged 16-65, people from Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) communities, but not exclusively.

Provide activities and fund-raising events for Baycroft Schoolincluding but not limited to Market Day, Craft Stalls, Raffles and Fund Raising Events

Annual three day meeting at different venues of interest and involving the presentation of academic papers, social events and information trails. Occasional one-day meetings. Throughout the year, there is dissemination ofinformation and scholarship on the Martineau family and its achievements via email, and most effectively by means of the Society's website (www.martineausociety.co.uk)

To support education and research in physiology within the University of Southampton by providing grants and studentships.

Provide awards of up to 6 young people up to the maximum age of 25 every year individually or within groupsfrom the City of Plymouth in order to enable them to purchase equipment and/or for use in character building courses.Provide awards to schools' organisations and charities in order to help them with their projects in providing suitable facilities to support young people in Plymouth.

The charities are to support maritime studies, particularly, at Hull University. And to also support other charitable purposes connected with the sea

The charity supports communities worldwide, directly or in partnership with other like minded registered charities and voluntary bodies, by providing relief to the poor, disabled, sick, and elderly; advancing education; developing land and buildings, including educational and recreational facilities for public benefit; and offering aid to victims of natural or manmade disasters.