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We organise events and activities to fundraise for Colegrave school. We also organise events and days out with the aim of strengthening the local community.

Friendly Fridays is a drop in space for the local community offering support and activities to enhance the 5 ways of wellbeing.

The PCC's charitable objects ("promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the Church") are primarily focused on the advancement of religion, which is recognised as a charitable purpose having public benefit.

A community based Scout Group that provides regular Scouting activities for local young people, supporting their personal and social development through teamwork, leadership, outdoor learning and community involvement. A balanced programme that helps young people build confidence, life skills and resilience, while encouraging active citizenship and strengthening links within the local community.

The West Downland Benefice has the responsibility for, in cooperation with the Incumbent, the whole mission of the Church of England within the Parishes of Brightwalton with Catmore, Chaddleworth, Fawley, Leckhampstead, Great Shefford with Shefford Woodlands, and Welford with Wickham. This includes our worship, pastoral care, evangelistic activities, and social action.

We are a community resource which provide a variety of activities for all age groups, supports volunteers, runs a scrapstore that collects donations from individuals and local companies that might otherwise go to landfill, encouraging reuse, repair and recycling, suppoting affordable creative activities.We provide a drop in space and offer support and advice. We runa small community cafe.

The primary object of the PCC is the promotion of the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ according to the doctrines and practices of the Church of England.The PCC is committed to enabling as many people as possible to worship in our churches and to become part of our parish community. Our services and worship put faith into practice through prayer, scripture, music and sacrament.

We host a website at publictoiletinfo.org.uk, which provides detailed information about public toilets to assist people with sensory needs. For example, if someone struggles with loud hand dryers, they can use our site to find a toilet nearby that has quieter ones.

We provide community outreach, social welfare, and religious advancement serving both practicing Christians and the wider community in the villages of Weston and Shavington near Crewe in Cheshire. We have two Anglican church buildings that are part of the Diocese of Chester with associated church halls. The halls are also used by a wide range of other organisations, mostly voluntary.

We provide a place of worship inside the church and church hall. We also have community outreach as above and within the school. Interfaith activities are carried out through fellowship and educational activities. e.g. shared community meals (Multifaith), Walk of Witness on Good Friday (Ecumenical)

We seek to stimulate public interest in the area by encouraging the protection of features of historic significance, and by providing access to a maritime museum and shell art gallery in historic buildings we maintain. We support initiatives that enhance the continuing preservation and development of features in the area, and those that seek to conserve the historic nature of the area.

Providing Church of England worship and pastoral care on a fully inclusive basis

To promote the amateur sport of tennis and to promote community participation in healthy recreation, in particular by the provision of facilities for the learning, teaching and playing of tennis.

The provision and maintenance of a parish hall for the use of all the inhabitants of the Parish of The Lee and the surrounding neighbourhood without distinction of political, religious or other opinions, including use for meetings, lectures, and classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation, with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.

Insight Gloucestershire supports blind and partially sighted people across Gloucestershire to live independently and confidently. We provide practical and emotional support through one-to-one guidance, social groups, technology advice, and training, helping people adjust to sight loss, reduce isolation, and stay active within their communities.

Promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art and science of music in all its aspects by the presentation of public concerts and recitals and by such other ways as the organisation through its committee shall determine from time to time.

Religious Activities, we help Children/Young People, The General Public/Mankind.We provide buidlings/facilities/open space and provide servicesWe are base in Lancaster, Lancashire

The trustees are responsible for the management of the village hall

The object of the CIO is to relieve the needs of local adults with learning difficulties and Autism, and their families or carers, by providing training and hands on experience in woodworking, gardening, horticulture and other community projects.

For the provision of a sacred space for community worship, personal prayer, 'Occasional services' such asWeddings and Funerals.

We provide Christian worship, pastoral care and community support in Marchwood and Eling through regular services, life events, children and family activities, community events and the maintenance of our historic church buildings and churchyards. We serve the local community through outreach, prayer, hospitality and partnerships with schools and local organisations.

To advance such charitable purposes (according to the law of England and Wales) as the trustees see fitfrom time to time by providing grants for the benefit and support of other charities and local organisationsprimarily in the geographical county of Lincolnshire.

Helping young people of Gedling and the surrounding area to be #betterprepared for a brighter future! Join the adventure... #skillsforlife

The primary benefits of our purposes are that we maintain high standards of architecture and planning,and conserve the special character of the area for the enjoyment of everyone who lives, works or visits StJohns Wood.

We are a small rural church in South Warwickshire and have responsibilities for managing the Grade 2 listed church Of St James, Old Milverton, and discharging the duties of a PCC within the diocese of Coventry. The church holds regular Sunday worship and is open to all, regardless of belief.

Heritage Railway educating customers about history of railways and area in general.

Cricket matches, and training Also supporting other activities at the venue, such a keep fit

We are Stargazers Drama Group. We provide annual locally written Pantomimes performed for the last 10 years in Horsley Woodhouse. We are run by members of the community, from the Amber Valley area. We hold fundraising events through out the year to raise money to fund our local show in February half term.

FoC promotes collaboration between parents, teachers and the wider community to support children's learning and wellbeing. We run events including discos, Christmas market, Summer fair etc to raise funds to buy equipment for school, eg Life Vac anti choke devices for the nursery and a Buddy Bench for the school playground.

Activities and fund raising events to support local clubs, societies and organisations. Also to raise funds and awareness for good causes and to help the needy in Uttoxeter and the local district. Events such as "Party on the Pitch" which also raises awareness for Mens Health and Wellbeing, particularly prostate cancer awareness. Funds are also raised through our annual bonfire and fireworks event

We run a community craft workshop where people can come and meet. You can learn a craft, work on your own work or on a shared project with other people.

THE PRINCIPAL PURPOSE OF THE CHURCH IS THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITHACCORDING TO THE PRINCIPLES OF THE BAPTIST DENOMINATION.

Gloucester Zakat Fund collects and distributes zakat to eligible local beneficiaries in Gloucester. We assess applications, verify need, and provide financial support for essentials such as food, rent, utilities and emergency hardship. We also offer advice, signposting and community support in line with Islamic principles.

The Lakeland Horticultural Society manages the renowned 10 acre Holehird Garden in the Lake District . The garden is developed and maintained by volunteers. It holds a number of national plant collections. It is open to the public every day of the year. Along side this the Society provided education and training relating to horticulture.

SSAGO provides administrative and financial support for affiliated clubs at Students' Unions. SSAGO runs events for it's members to meet up and gain experience of running large events. SSAGO supports events run by Scouts and Girlguiding by providing volunteers and planning support for their programme. SSAGO facilitates volunteering with local scout or guide units.

Facilitating Christian meetings where the gospel of Jesus Christ is preached. Holding prayer and worship meetings. Telling people about the Christian faith and enabling them to explore and find a personal faith in Jesus Christ.

We provide public Meetings for Worship in the West Somerset Area

Mossgate Friends, Families and Staff is the Parent Staff Association for Mossgate Primary School. We work with the school to fundraise for experiences and resources for the pupils.

The Royal Corps of Army Music Charity provides welfare and benevolence to those who have served in Army Music. Benevolence cases often help to deliver life-changing support and this remains the most important function we provide. Our welfare grants foster Esprit de Corps through team building, elite sport, individual and team sports, education, adventurous training and instrumental loans.

The Jewish Cemetery Friends' Association King's Lynn objectives are make this site safe and open to the public, to conserve the head stones, keep the 16th Century Grade II listed walls in repair, aid research into the old community, and provide educational support in local schools about Judaism, plus local history.

The Radnorshire Society, established in 1930, encourages the study of the geology, geography, archaeology and natural history, and any other physical characteristics of the old county of Radnorshire (now part of Powys). We also encourage the discovery and preservation of the County's antiquities and records, both ancient and modern including details of aspects of the historical and cultural life.

Our main activity is the holding of a church service every Sunday, except on one Sunday each month when a group church service rotates between this church and two others in the group.

The PCCs charitable objects are primarily focused on the advancement of religion, which is recognised as a charitable purpose having public benefit. All regular public worship is provided free of charge and open to all. Donations to other charities and our own projects provide public benefits in the relief of poverty and need.

To Advance the Education of the public in the history and heritage of the Aber Valley and surrounding areas in particular the history and heritage of mining and its effect on peoples lives by: A) The provision and maintenance of a museum and heritage centre; and B) the provision and maintenance of a memorial to those who lost their lives in the two Universal Colliery disasters in 1901 and 1913

The objects of the WI are to further the purposes of the Women's Institute Organisation.Kenn WI operates in North Somerset

The charity exists to advance the Christian faith for the benefit of the public in BPC area (Poole, Bournemouth and Christchurch) and the surrounding areas. This is achieved through the provision of regular public worship and pastoral support, all of which are open to all, regardless of background or belief.

We are the Parochial Church Council for Findon, Clapham and Patching churches in West Sussex. We organise the services for the three churches and the day to day running and upkeep of our three Grade 1 listed churches.

Our PTFA was established to support Ferry Lane Primary School. We work closely with the school community to identify priorities and create activities that enhance pupils' learning, wellbeing and overall school experience. The PTFA intends to support all subjects taught at Ferry Lane Primary School by raising funds for additional resources that will help deliver and enrich the curriculum.

As a church we believe God is calling us to once again be at the heart of the community of Waddington.After the church was damaged by a parachute mine in World War 2, the community came together to rebuild a church with the intention of it being at the centre of the community. We wish to draw on this vision and play our part in the flourishing of Waddington.

St Pauls shares the love of God through Jesus death on the cross and the promise of eternal life for those who trust in him. We hold services of worship weekly, reach out to our community, and are a focus for the spiritual life of the village. The historic building and graveyard are important to village life. We offer weddings, funerals and baptisms, key life events shared in the love of God.