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Activities asked for for by the villagers eg., Annual Village Agricultural Show, Wine Tasting Evenings, Domino Drives, Ladies sewing circle, Fashion Show, Soup lunches and Parish Council meetings 3 times a year.Our hall is available to all groups on request.

The Friends of the B.RI. provide a range of services to supplement the work of the Hospital. This may take the form of financial help, providing for example items of medical equipment that are beyond the budget of an individual ward or department. The two Tea Bars provide refreshment for outpatients and visitors . Non-financial assistance is given on wards and clinics throughout the Hospital.

The purchase and maintenance of halls for Public Religious Worship.

Production and recording of spoken news items from local papers/magazines for distribution on memory sticks for people with sight disabilities.

to raise funds to buy equipment for the children who attend the school

The Charity is a local village hall. There is a village hall managent committee which is responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of the hall and the administration involved with letting of the hall for use by local groups, and for ah-hoc use such as weddings and parties.

The Charity provides play equipment and sports facilities for the residents of Carperby and the surrounding villages

The Charity receives donations and supports the Upton Surgery for the benefit of patients.

Maintenance and repair of cemetery memorials and memorial garden for victims of the Aberfan Disaster 1966

Bingo once a week. W.I. meetings. Whist drives. School uses hall for sports lessons. Social events, plays, etc.

To help broaden and enrich children's education.

Provides accommodation and housing for the elderly

During the financial year items bought for the benefit of patients included replacement syringe drivers; a suction pump; a mechanical hoist; and a special mattress. Assistance towards the cost of palliative care training and related conferances was agreed for 9 staff members of the establishments supported.

Gives grants to people and projects in North Wales

We act for the benefit of and on behalf of the residents of Wardleworth which reemains one of the most deprived wards in the country. We provide a low cost venue (sometimes free) to local not for profit groups. We also accomodate a large number of private functions such as weddings. We provide youth clubs, a pre scholl group and activities for people with a learning disability.

Teaching Islam

general charitable activities, advancement of religion in accordance with the orthodox jewish faith, relief of poverty

To enable and support the development of all people. Grants to other charities and similar organisations.

The charitable trust makes grants to registered charities operating in the fields listed in A8. It does not fund capital projects.

Supporting work on Airship Heritage Trust Collection at Fleet Air Arm Museum. Gathering further information from original sources on R100 and R101 and securing its publication by sponsoring lectures and other means.

Our charity continues to support requests from family's and small charities. We also support Cancer Research on a yearly basis.

We provide a specially adapted boat and respite Lodge for disabled people visiting Blakeney, North Norfolk. This allows them, their families, friends and carers to access our heritage coast and two National Nature Reserves in Blakeney Harbour and provides a base for wider engagement with nature in Norfolk. These activities successfully support our beneficiaries physical and mental wellbeing.

religious education

Scholarships to adult students and parent trust of dance school delivering up to degree education courses

The charity operates a social club the income from which is used to fund educational activities and maintain its property. The property is used by local community groups.

As Scouts we believe in preparing young people with skills for life. We encourage our young people to do more, learn more, and be more. Each week the 29th Southampton Scout Group give young people of Southampton the opportunity to enjoy fun and adventure while developing the skills they need to succeed.

FUND RAISING FOR SCHOOL

The object of the League shall be to relieve patients and former patients of the hospital (known as the Wellbeing Centre), and other persons in the community who are sick, convalescent, disabled or infirm and generally to support the work of the hospital and the health and wellbeing of the wider community (residents of Ashburton, Buckfastleigh and their immediate locality)

The charity seeks donations for the purpose of making grants to the present or future pupils of Clayesmore School and to Clayesmore School itself for the provision of plant, equipment and other chaltels for the benefit of pupils at the school.

Great Bardfield Preschool is a rural preschool giving educational development to children aged between 2years old and four years old.

Advancing of orthodox jewish religion and of promoting orthodox jewish religion in general and in particular the talmudical college known as Halacha Lemoshe.

To assist in the care and comfort of patients in the Ottery St Mary Hospital and surrounding area,

Community Bus

Our charity purchases equipment for medical use at the medical centre and its small operating theatre for the benefit of patients covered by our surgery. None of this equipment would be provided by the local health trust or any other public body. Our charity also upgrades and replaces items of equipment as needed within our financial limits. We cover all age groups with problems of a medical natur

Charitable activities assisting the local community including self-help seminars and activities for the elderly

raising funds for Durweston Primary School

As funds are available we respond to appeals to support individuals & organisations working both in the UK and overseas for the relief of poverty and famine, for medical research and to support the disabled and for the promotion of the Christian faith through translation and distribution of Bibles and outreach activities. We make donations to benefit people of all ages.

Community centre for the use of people of the Parish of Shirland & Higham without distinction of political/religious/race/gender etc for recreation and leisure with the object of improving condintions and quality of life. Fund raising, hiring hall out with a discount for Parishioners to make it affordable to everyone. Running groups for young and old and organizing social events.

Advancing child mental health by creating & using tested diagnostic procedures & technology, implanting monitoring procedures including within autism Advancing sustainable benefits in developing nations by economic, financial support/training; improving Health by clean water, hygiene, education & healthcareAdvancing nature conservation by reforestation, agro-forestation & Wildlife Conservation

To support the sporting youth of Ditchling

Providing donations and grants to humanitarian and sporting charities. Grants in favour of older and younger people.

The village hall in Brimfield is a popular and well used and acts as a centre for the local community. The committee continues to improve hall facilities. A sub post office is open in the hall 1 day a week, together with a regular community library. Bookings are well supported.

To provide grants to charitable organisations to further the education and training of persons employed in or previously employed in or engaged in training or studying for the building, construction, decoration and allied trades.

a) The advancement of public education in the field of Archaeologyb) The preservation and protection of buildings for the benefit of the general publicc) The advancement of public education in the field of Choir Schools and associated musicd) Any other charitable object or charity as may be chosen by the Trustees.

Develop more extended relationships between staff, parents and others associated with the school; engage in activiites which support the school and advance the education of the pupils attending it; provide and assist in the provision of facilities for education at the school (not normally provided by the Local Education Authority).

We are dedicated to supporting creative artists associated to the world of dance and photography. We operate independently and fund projects without involvement in creative choices. We are not affiliated with any religious or political group. Our focus is solely on supporting the work of artists with a commitment to serving all individuals regardless of their background or beliefs

Making grants to other registered charities

Monday and Wednesday woodcraft sessions 1-40pm. Tuesday painting for pleasure 6-8pm. 3rd Thursday garden club 6pm. 2nd Saturday district council surgery 10-30am. "Hands On" for adults and children in various venues around the district.

Fund raising for the benefit of the pupils of Kinsale Junior School.

To relieve poverty and help support the needy.To provide educational needs through training and Newsletters.To provide meals to the elderly.To help with bereavement of community members.