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Those activities of a Parochial Church Council, including the promotion of the mission of the Church, stewardship of finances, maintenance of the church fabric and grounds, safeguarding of children and vulnerable adults and ensuring compliance with relevant laws and regulations

The PCC's charitable objects are primarily focused on the advancement of religion, which is recognised as acharitable purpose having public benefit. All regular publicworship is provided free of charge and open to all. The PCC's activities above havefurther public benefits. Donations to other charities and our own projects provide publicbenefits in the relief of poverty and need.

Providing regular public worship free of charge and open to all. Providing social functions, Fayres, School visits and rehearsals and Carol concerts. Music and choir groups. Little Angels under 5's activity group meeting weekly. Monthly Monday tea and coffee meeting and monthly on a Saturday an Art Cafe. We give donations to the Children's Society, Christian Aid, Leprosy Society .

Bright Torches delivers drama-based literacy and oracy projects, workshops and teacher training for children and young people. The charity supports schools, educators and communities through creative approaches to literature, storytelling and communication.

A Church of England Parish Church, providing regular public worship and provision for personal prayer. Also pastoral care, and study groups to learn more about the Christian faith. Supporting other charities locally and overseas.

We cover the whole of the unitary authority area of Gwynedd, helping animals owned by people on means-tested benefits care for their pets with veterinary costs, running subsidised neutering schemes, providing foodbanks with cat and dog food, and running TNR schemes to reduce the size of feral cat colonies.We run a charity shop in Pwllheli selling donated goods to raise funds for these services.

Advance the education of the public in the history, architecture, heritage and cultural significance of St Benedicts Church, through events, publications, and other educational activities.

We provide transport services to elderly and/or less able people to enable them to attend health or other life important appointments at a minimum cost and at convienient time

The charity's principle objective is the advancement of Christianity, primarily, but not exclusively within the ecclesiastical parish of Marlpool, Derbyshire. This is achieved by; public worship both within the church building and in community spaces, working alongside local schools, vising the sick and elderly in the Marlpool community, supporting those in need.

Multiplying gospel workers across England and Wales, to serve in local churches, reaching the lost

The main activities of the charity are to hold events and maintain and improve the environmental flora and fauna and recreation areas in Goddington Park.

To advance education in the knowledge, understanding and appreciation of the arts, particularly the art of film and allied techniques for the benefit of the community in Market Harborough and surrounding areas. This includes the provision of digital transmissions of live performances including music concerts, ballet, opera and drama productions.

The activities of the charity focus on the relief and prevention of poverty, the reduction of financial hardship, and the improvement of wellbeing and resilience for individuals and families experiencing financial crisis. The charity provides emergency food support and money advice and guidance to the most needy and vulnerable in the town of Carmarthen and the surrounding area.

We are a Church of England parish in the Diocese of Blackburn offering charitable services in Preston City Centre. We offer daily Mass and regular Sunday services as well as pastoral support and other Christian events, discipleship courses and ministries.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION AND, IN PARTICULAR, THE EDUCATION OF OLDER PEOPLEAND THOSE WHO ARE RETIRED FROM FULL TIME WORK BY ALL MEANS, INCLUDINGASSOCIATED ACTIVITIES CONDUCIVE TO LEARNING AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT IN THEAREA OF BENEFIT

The Southmead Project offers specialist counselling and support for survivors of abuse and addiction across Bristol and surrounding areas.

Various activities with the aims of Worship, Mission and Service. Morning worship each Sunday. In the week community activities engaging with all ages, including a Cafe with Playspace, Boys' Brigade & Girls' Association and a Renew Wellbeing afternoon.

We improve animal welfare across Sunderland, Hartlepool, South Tyneside and neighbouring areas through education, community support and welfare services. We help prevent cruelty and pet relinquishment by providing advice, financial assistance and access to veterinary care, enabling pets to remain safely with their families

Delivery of the Scout Association Programme, with in the Peak District

We are a Brass Education and Performance CharityOur aim is to provide you with the opportunity to learn a brass instrument and develop into a talented musician.We are home to multiple bands with members of all ages and abilities, so whether you are just starting, have been playing for 20 years or want to return after a long break, we will have a band to fit.

Church Services: Thursday Said Holy Communion 10:30 Sunday Sung Holy Communion 10:30Weddings, Baptism and FuneralsVarious other social events and services, further details can be found on the Facebook page and Website

We are a Choral Society, singing choral classics for the benefit of the local community.

Promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the Church and the maintenance of a Grade 1 listed building and associated churchyard for the benefit of the local community.

A Christmas gift to elderly/longstanding residents living in Shipham, mainly women.

The charity gives grants to young persons doing an apprentiships that live in Islehamalso to persons off work due to prolonged illness or the elderly.

Support of local people in financial need.

Relief of poverty in Kempsford, Gloucestershire through grants made to individuals in need and to young people to enable them to participate fully in educational visits. Also to individuals living in Kempsford and Whelford in need

Distribution of annual income to pensioners.

Distribution of annual income to pensioners.

The money is donated to St Mary's Church, Eaton Bray PCC

To provide recreational, spiritual, educational physical and social facilities for old people. Under the terms of the trust deed.

For the relief of poor people resident in Wicken either in the form of gifts orgrants of money

General charitable purposesProvide contributions to Charities in need from collections made mainly from Samson Masonic Lodge

PROVISION OF FINANCIAL HELP TO THOSE IN NEED IN THE PARISH OF CHARING AND NEIGHBOURHOOD

This is an ancient local charity with very limited discretion as to the application of its income. Half of its income goes to St. Martin's Church, Little Waltham, to be used for its repair and maintenance ; and the other half to the village Poor's Charity to be used for the relief of need, hardship or distress.

Gifts of money at Christmas to Cowlinge residents.

Relief of need

Income of the Trust is to be applied at the discretion of the Trustees for the general benefit of the inhabitants of Melton Mowbray collectively. No individuals may benefit for education or otherwise.

Relief of Poverty

For the Parish of Baconsthorpe, Thomas Newman (1698) in his will bequeathed the sum of five pounds, to be distributed annualy on Easter Monday, for the relief of the poor. This is currently distributed to the elderly and widows / widowers of Baconsthorpe.

Support for village charitable organisations and the poor

Relief of Poverty. Help elderly people. Make grants to individuals

Relief of need

Provision of land for church activities

Makes grants to organisations

To support local, national and Masonic Charities. To provide assistance to lodge members and/or their families in time of need.

To provide food to poor persons in the Parish of Burton Dassett Warwickshire

To provide funds for the school and choir in the parish of Burton Dassett Warwickshire

The Club is a social venue for over 55s and has a current membership of 78 male and female ,we are open six days per week for various activities including, recently, technology facilities.we have outings and holidays though out the year and various sport participation, ie Bowling and external social events, we try to do some work for local charities where ever possible .