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The object of the Charity is to provide a forum for the promotion of education in the Orthodox Christian faith through liaison with educational institutions and drawing together scholars in a spirit of co-operation, through conferences on the development of orthodox academic activities

Burnley Lions Club (CIO) raises funds from the public through organising events such as dinners; Easter egg tombola in business premises; attendance at fetes. Money is spent for the benefit of communities in Burnley & Pendle & occasional contributions to international disasters through Lions Clubs International Foundation. Spectacles are recycled & trees planted.

the objective of the charity is to enhance the development and educational needs of children in Wales, for the public benefit, by encouraging parents to understand and provide for their needs through high quality childcare provision

Providing education and training in the practice and principles of yoga to personnel engaged in providing support for beneficiaries, supporting the provision of yoga classes, programmes and yoga equipment and supplies in the context of not-for-profit projects in community and health facilities and enabling the integration of yoga into care and treatment services in prisons and hospitals.

To provide a sports field in the village of Egton including pavilion, cricket pitch and practice nets for senior and junior cricket teams. A tennis/netball court is provided and also a children's play area. A playing field is maintained for any other sporting activities required.

CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES FOR NEEDY

The Object of the CIO is to advance the Christian Religion in accordance with the Christian Faith, primarily but not exclusively within Gloucester and the surrounding area. Activities includes: Educating people about religion; Engaging in Missionary & Evangelical work; Pastoral care & Outreach; Blessings & Solemnisation of Marriages; Baby Blessings; Funeral Services, Prayers and Blessings.

Drumbeat UK works with aids orphans and vulnerable children in Uganda. The charity recruits sponsors in the UK who are willing to commit to long tern sponsorship of a child's education. The charity also supports the child and their families in times of crisis, such as, medical intervention and food shortage. The charity also organises fund raising events to raise extra funds.

The Foundation provides yearly bursaries to three Central Saint Martins postgraduate students.Safe keeps and conserves the artworks belonging to the Foundation. Makes loans of the artworks to public institutions in the UK and abroad.Maintains the artist's physical archive and aims to digitise it.

Our organisation is looking to 1) Advance education and raise awareness on equality and diversity 2) Cultivate a sentiment in favour of equality and diversity in particular but not exclusively in relation to gender stereotypes and 3) Promote Sport as an inclusive opportunity for the personal and social development of all agesWe work with both the public and private sector across the UK

We provide a space and equipment where anyone can join together and carry out woodwork projects. Projects are generally for items needed by the general public or other charities. The work is carried out on a cost basis and if the client wishes to make a donation then we accept this to maintain the operation.

The association aims to raise money for the benefit of the children at the school. Regular fundraising activities are organised, including fairs, discos and film nights. Funds raised are used to help the school to buy equipment and fund projects which it would not otherwise have the funds to support.

The group comprises volunteers from the Perranporth area. Aims are:- Conservation of the marine environment inc. the sand dunes;- Engaging with local schools, organisations, businesses and groups to encourage further education on marine conservation; and local community as a whole to help all reconnect with the environment for health and environ.- Monitoring and recording wildlife sightings

A group of volunteers who have come together to maintain and improve a local park (known as the Fishpond Park due to the presence of the fishpond which is an important feature in the park). The work primarily involves general gardening and maintenance of the grounds for the benefit of the local community. The volunteers meet on Saturday mornings and during the summer on additional evenings.

Evreham Youth club is open to young people aged 9 to 14 from the local area on a Friday evening term-time from 6:30 to 8:30pm. It is managed by Iver Youth and Community Services, a local charity and is run solely by volunteers. The youth club offers an opportunity for local young people to relax and socialise in an informal setting as well as take part in a range of organised activities.

Relief or Prevention of Poverty by providing basics assistance in supplying educational materials, health and welfare medications and foods&clothes to the most deprived in developing countries

The Charity primarily operates by providing grants to individuals, local councils and other local organisations to help fund and support sporting facilities and activities, recreation spaces, open spaces and recreation and community activities to improve the conditions of life of residents of the Plasdwr community and surrounding areas.

Host events to fundraise for a charity or cause of our choice

To relieve financial hardship, distress and suffering among poor people and other people in need by means of, but not exclusively,making grant or loans for providing or paying for items, equipment, service and facilities including the provision of food, water and clothing.

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Community Gymnastics Club

Provision of nursery school facilities.

Kailash Foundation is a family trust, which aims to create, find and support programmes for the betterment of communities and individuals throughout the world.

The advancement of education of people living in the Breman area of Ghana by the provision of learning centres, libraries and the provision of books, resources and teachers.'

The Rccg rock of redemption Rehoboth Parish is based in south east London and many activities are on this Premises, Planet Nollywood 319 Camberwell road, London SE5 OHQ .The church activities cover some parts of Camberwell ,Elephant & Castle and Brixton . We organise events for teens/youths to discuss gang culture once a month . We visit elderly/homeless people and offer financial support .

providing and assisting their education, to undertake travel in furtherance of that education, to prepare for entry to any occupation, trade or profession on leaving any educational establishment, providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for their education in the United Kingdom and India.

Making grants to people or organisations for the purpose of promoting the playing and study of chess in the county of Cornwall.

At public lectures, sermons and worship services, and through the provision and sponsorship of philosophical and religious works, and published materials.

Pre school nursery relying on local government funds and fee payments by parents. Held at Y Ganolfan, Bodffordd LL777LZ Monday to Thursday (mornings only)

The charity was dormant as at 31 December 2020. The charity commenced operations 1 January 2021

The provision and conduct of a public library and museum for the safe custody exhibition and study of objects of educational artistic or scientific interest and such other collections and objects of a similar nature as the council may think fit

The Charity objectsIn Pakistan and elsewhere: Assist in the treatment and care of patients diagnosed with Thalassaemia financial assistance and support towards equipment, services and facilities, educating and raising public awareness of Thalassaemia assist in the provision of surgical treatment and care for patients with cataracts to relieve poverty and suffering in communities by the

Cylch Meithrin Penrhyndeudraeth provides early years education and development to young children through the medium of welsh.

Faversham CFRS are volunteer members of their community who are trained to respond to emergency calls in conjunction with the South East Coast Ambulance Service. The Charity also provides training to members of the Public in life saving techniques as well as fundraising to support the work of the Faversham CFRs.

Combatting modern slavery and human trafficking

We are based at Longfield Road , Grimsby DN34 5SB.We provide room hire to the local community . We also have various weekly Dancing groups, Brownies, ,Craft Clubs, and Slimming World. We organise events and a weekly Bingo.Also a regular Tenants and Residence Drop-In which provides info.on council, housing and police issues,and Ward Surgery.

The Trust's principal activity is the operation of two golf courses, trading under the names of Broome Manor Golf Club and Trent Park Golf Club. Surpluses achieved from this business will be used on course and facility improvements and to grow the game through sponsorship of junior golf tuition and training of junior golfers.

OODIL wishes to address some of the housing issues facing vulnerable families and individuals in the Chelmsford andColchester areas by offering them a suitable and affordable home to rent which gives tenants stability and dignity. Our aimis to be understanding and empathetic to the needs and concerns of our beneficiaries and to enable them to build a positiveand fruitful future for themselve

We as a PTA are committed to raising funds so pupils are provided with as many opportunities as possible to learn, whilst having fun during their time at St Marys. We raise funds by holding regular events throughout the year. We try to spend the funds on activities for the benefit of the whole school

The Charity provides a place for the elderly, sick or disabled to meet for companionship and entertainment for two hours every month. We also take some on an annual outing to a local place of interest. We provide information about services available to help them and work with the local medical practice on social prescribing. We also offer exercise classes for the over 50s.

Charitable activities for the disabled.

For the public benefit, the preservation and protection of good health among people in Westbury and the surrounding area, including those who are retired, unemployed or have health problems, through the provision of facilities for hobbies, recreation or other leisure time occupation including practical interests, skills sharing, the learning of new skills, and helping with community based projects

For the benefit such charitable associations societies or constitutions as the trustees shall determine

The Pearson Bequest was established from a legacy left to The Church of the Ascension in the 1966, for the purpose ofthe church building fund. It has been under the administration of the incumbent and the elected churchwardens (thetrustees of the charity) since that time. The trustees have identified the need for a new community centre

Organising local events to raise funds, allocated as grants, for the upkeep and and maintenance of the Village Hall and Playing Field in Much Hadham and for other purposes and organisations for the general benefit of the inhabitants of the parish of Much Hadham.

Activities for women rights, underprivileged individuals and those from all minority ethnic groups.

We support our community by providing: Food Clothing Essentials Signposting and referral to specialist agencies Safe space for those in danger from all forms of abuse and harassment Qualifications/ Training Peer support groups for women and girls, the elderly and victims/survivors of Domestic AbuseEmotional/Practical support for those most in need.Events and Outings

To promote the Christian faith and the gospel of Jesus Christ for the benefit of the public in accordance with the teachings of Jesus Christ as contained in the Holy Bible, in particular but not exclusively by: Providing and maintaining places of worship for members of the church and the Christian community; Providing spiritual growth to people of all races and colour through Church se

To work with teenagers and young adults in Manchester, Salford and Bury with a view to improving their quality of life in society.