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To make grants toward education costs for disadvantaged children and to make grants to further children's work within the church in Niton.

To use the income derived from the rent of a field, situated in the Parish of Maugersbury, to relieve either generally or individually persons resident in the area of benefit who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress. The area of benefit is the parishes of Donnington, Maugersbury and Stow-on-the-Wold.

Church meetings

Repairing or preserving the fabric of the Church of St. Mary Stanwell or in improving or embellishing the exterior or interior thereof or for any proper purposes in connection with the maintenance, decoration or furnishing of the same.

Maintains and controls an area of level ground as a playing field for local cricket and football clubs, the free enjoyment by village residents and visiting members of the public, and for recreational and religious events as considered beneficial to the community, including use by pupils at the village school.

churches' insurance payments made

To make hall available for holding classes and meetings for the instruction and amusement of the inhabitants of the parish of St Mary and St Benedict and for the business of Charitable Societies established for the benefit of the inhabitants of the parish.

Investment income for Thorpe next Haddiscoe Church

Support of the activities of the Church of St Mary the Virgin, Padbury

Management of the Lucy Plackett Playing Field (Recreation Ground) for the children and others of the Parish of Adderbury

The Charity provides sport and recreational facilities for the residents of Bisley and surrounding hamlets within the Parish. Primarily the pitches are used by the local football and cricket teams and by the village school; an additional outdoor basketball facility has also been provided. Part of the area behind and alongside the pavilion provides a 'kiddies' playground.

In accordance with the terms of the Trust , the available income is paid for the benefit of Parish Church Incimbent.The Trustees are satisfied that these purposes remain charitable and for the public benefit.The Trustees have complied with the duty in Section 4 of the Charity Act 2006 to have due regard to public benefit guidance published by the Charity Commission.

Supporting a number of small charities usually with a religious purpose and church based activities.

Provision of grants to parish organisations, support of event facilities, support of inter-village events and hosting annual events for the parish.

To assist young organists in gaining experience of working with a professional choir in a famous London church.

The advancement of Biblical faith e.g. by teachingThe relief of need, hardship or physical and mental distress among persons in any part of the world (but not in response to begging letters)

originally set up to purchase a new organ, the fund now supports general church activities

The charity seeks to promote, maintain and advance the Christian faith, particularly in relation to cross-cultural communication of the Christian faith.

Trust income paid to the Parish Church Of Southhill, Callington

Grants to Churches in UK, Bible Society, Bible Translation, Missionary Work and Christian Radio.

Maintenance of churchyard.

The charity gives donations to individuals and groups in need of both short and long term help. Most of the charity's donations are to those of the Jewish faith. On occasions the recipients are those needing sponsoring for a charity event for various national/international charities.

To apply benefit for the poor widows of the parishes of Ramsey,Bury and Upwood in the County of Cambridgeshire on the 21st December each year and to provide money for the upkeep of the Mawdesley Graves in the Churchyard of the Church of St Thomas-a-Becket, Ramsey.

In accordance with the terms of the Trust , the available income is paid for the maintenance of church graveyard, as directed by the will. The Trustees are satisfied that these purposes remain charitable and for the public benefit.The Trustees have complied with the duty in Section 4 of the Charity Act 2006 to have due regard to public benefit guidance published by the Charity Commission

Fund raising for the preservation and repare of the fabric of the church of All Saints, Hartley

Church Fellowship & Provide literacy and numeracy training to adults and playscheme during the summer for young people

A) FURTHERING THE RELIGIOUS & OTHER CHARITABLE WORK OF THE C OF E IN THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH OF ALL SAINTS, SELSLEY; B) PROMOTING RELIGIOUS EDUCATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DOCTRINES OF THE C OF E FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CHILDREN RESIDENT IN THE SAID ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH BY MEANS OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS; C) PROMOTING THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN & YOUNG PERSONS RESIDENT IN THE SAID ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH.

To support the Pastorate of Cowplain Evangelical Church and its members.

The care of all who give their time as vergers and other volunteers within the Church of England.

Supports St Andrew's Church, Owslebury in the maintenance of its fabric and materials

For Religious Education in School

Following the sale of the Charity's principal asset; to manage the invested proceeds;To apply income from the Charity for religious and other charitable causes within the ecclesiastical parish of Saintbury and Willersey

Provision of amenity beneficial to the parishioners of Elsing

The Society is concerned with the maintenance and upkeep of the environment in the village with special emphasis on the Aldwick Duck Pond and it's immediate surroundings. All planning applications within the Parish are monitored and comments made as appropriate. Social functions are arranged both as a means of raising funds but also to contribute to the fostering of a community spirit.

Maintaining the fabric of St Margaret's Church, Bethersden

To maintain and preserve certain areas of land, mainly grass verges, given in trust to Bayford Parish Council.

In the parish of Ickham: promoting high standards of planning and architecture; educating the public in the geography, history, natural history and architecture; securing the preservation, protection, development and improvement of features of historic or public interest.

to provide relief for any retired incumbents and dependants of the parish of Lynchmere

Donations to religious and educational causes.

The Village Green is one of the focal points in the Village of Grove, it is used for an annual May Fayre and other celebrations. At the centre of the Green is the Millennium Stone.The Village Green is maintained by Grove Parish Council and is funded through income received from its use.

Provision of recreational facilities aimed at young people in the parish.

To act as owners of the land for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Parish of Boxted.

To improve the community by providing a vital link between churches and schools

To improve the conditions of life for the inhabitants of Eythorne Parish and in particular by the use of the designated area, Elvington Recreation Ground, for recreation.

The Children's Playing Field Charity funds projects and activities which benefit the children (0-18 years) of Wye parish.

Maintenance of the Children's play area and sports field, for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Parish, without distinction of political, religious or other opinion. Other activities include: the provision, or assistance towards the provision of recreation and other leisure-time occupation, with the object of improving the condition of life for the inhabitants.

The provision of a recreation ground for the benefit of the inhabitants of the parish of Paulton.

Provides funds derived from investments for two village halls in the parish of Wrington.

The charity was set up to provide local recreation ground facilities for local residents.Facilities include a football pitch and fences off play area for childrenThe area is maintained by the Parish Council

The Recreation Ground provides a recreational amenity for the parish as well as a facility for the several village sports clubs.