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The Friends of St. James' Church exists to support the repair, maintanance and improvement, of this lovely Church, by way of grants.

To enhance the education of the pupils in the school. In furtherance of this object the association may: develop more extended relationship between the staff, parents and others associated with the school. Engage in activities which support the school and enhance the education of the pupils attending it. Provide and assist in the provision of such facilities or items for education at the school (n

Raising funds and making charitable donations/grants to local chartiable organisations and individuals in need

As part of the Federation of Womens Institute we uphold the aims and ideals set down by the Federation. We promote and offer friendship, education and fellowship to all who care to join.

Sourcing new, used or redundant equipment and material for community projects, youth activities and activities that involve the elderly.

The hall was available for hire for community meetings and social events, clubs and other recreational activities until 1st May 2018. At this point the hall closed, as it was deemed to be unsafe. The charity has since demolished the hall, planning permission to rebuild had been approved, but it expired in November 23. The rebuild project is pending. Car park remains accessible.

Arrange a variety of fundraising activities to provide educational equipment for the children of Staverton School

the purchase of medical equipment and facilities to be used for the benefit of patients

Fund raising to provide extra equipment for the children of Woodley Primary School

Preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ. Fervent prayers for members. Assistance to the needy. Development of Educational facilities in backward rural areas in Nigeria.

During the year the Friends of St Barnabas School held the following events:Summer & Christmas Fayre, Christmas and Leavers Disco, Easter Fayre, Film Night, Mother's Day cards/afternoon tea, Bingo

We are a home school association fundraising to enable the children at our school to benefit from activities and experiences which may not be possible without our support.

Grant giving predominantly in the County of Hampshire.

Fundraising events to raise money to support resources etc available to children in school

Maintain Village playing field as a safe enviroment for children at play and a recreational area for community activities.

Established to relieve persons with any type of long term physical, sensory or cognitive disability by the provision of support and services to which they aspire and to which they may be entitled.

The charity raises money to support Ardeley St Lawrence School, Hertfordshire. Regular activities include personalised cards and gifts, a christmas craft fair, raffles, family fun days, bbq events, sport day, quiz nights, film club and evening events, and coordinating purchases from companies that give cash back to the school etc.

SUMMARY OF ACTIVITIES:? Preaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the lost? Prayer and counselling others? Researching into organising charity international football matches to raise funds for world poor children vocational training

PROVISION OF A BURSARY TO A DAUGHTER OR GRANDDAUGHTER OF A FORMER PUPIL.

Provision and maintenance of public buildings, facilities and open space for members of the public

Promotion of Jewish Religion in Edgware and elsewhere, particularly by providing financial assistance to the Synagogue of Kehillas Machzikei Hadass Edgware.

OUR ACTIVITIES INCLUDE RAISING FUNDS FOR ST JOHN THE BAPTIST V A SCHOOL BY ORGANISING COMMUNITY, NON PROFIT MAKING FUN EVENTS.

The charity promotes social and educational events to support St John's RC Primary School.

SMASH arranges fun events for school children at St Michaels School such as the 'fun run', Cushion Clubs, Discos, and Christmas fayre in order to raise funds. These funds are passed on to the school to assist in the provision of facilities for the children.

Holding Briefing Meetings four times a yearPublishing an occasional newsletter 'Faith in Europe Briefings'Publicising and encouraging initiatives, contact and cooperation by individuals, churches and other faith organisations at local and national levelCooperating with government, non-governmental, ecumenical and interfaith organisations in the UK and in EuropeMaintaining a website

To provide and help disabled persons to have a day out angling in a comfortable place.

Provides swimming and exercise for mental and physical disabled people.

Grants are made to other charities operating in England

The Global Commons Trust supports the work of the Global Commons Institute in promoting wider understanding of the effects of climate change on the environment and the survival of life on earth, and the implications of adopting Contraction and Convergence (C&C) as the framework solution to avoid ecological catastrophe in the future.

Playgroup for pre school age children. Providing a place for children to play and parents/carers to meet

Group of young people who meet on a fortnightly basis with a varied programme.

FUND RAISING TO BUY EQUIPMENT, ACTIVITIES AND/OR SERVICES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SCHOOL

Help to fund church activities.

The Trustees make a number of charitable donations to charities mainly in the UK.

Developing young peoples' respect for their surroundings through understanding their past.Research, promotion, education and presentation of the past to a wider public audience.Producing and supporting publications relating to history/archaeology nationwide.Preserving the future of archaeological sites and collections for future generations.Developing community involvement in archaeology.

Play park provision for young local people.

A number of small tuition and accommodation grants were made to students or lecturers to enable them to further their education or professional development.

Raising money for local charities, Speakers and sport events

TO RECEIVE, STORE AND PRESERVE THE HISTORICAL COLLECTION OF LETTERS, DOCUMENTS, MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS AND ARTEFACTS RELATING TO THE W H SMITH FAMILY AND COMPANY PRESENTLY OWNED BY THE W H SMITH FAMILY AND COMPANY AS A DISCRETE ARCHIVE FOR THE BENEFIT OF HISTORIANS, SCHOLARS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY

The charity awards scholarships and grants to students studying law at The University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus, Barbados.

Educational, making grants to individuals available from the general public

Acts as an umbrella organisation for local users of the sports field in Boston Spa. To develop the sports field for the broader use of the local community to improve their general health and wellbeing. These organisations are Boston Spa Bowling Club and Boston Spa Tennis Club.

The Ferriby Heritage Trust owns a half scale replica bronze age boat. We visit education establishments, and suitable sites to launch, thereby spreading the news of this unique find.

UKGLAS supports members who work with schools and colleges in the context of global education and international partnerships. Most members are independent consultants, some work for global education organisations or Local Authorities. The organisation also offers support and advice to other organisations (government departments and NGOs for example) involved in school linking programmes.

To advance the education of the pupils of St. Patrick's School by providing or assisting in the provision of educational, recreational and other charitable facilities in augmentation of such facilities financed by the Local Authority.

CARRIES OUT FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES TO RAISE ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR THE SCHOOL

The Friends of Birmingham Cathedral makes grants to Birmingham Cathedral to further its religious and other charitable work, and to assist and promote the restoration, maintenance, repair and improvement of the Cathedral.

Support Cylchoedd Meithrin and Cylchoedd Ti a Fi in the Vale of Glamorgan area.

1. To advance the education of the public in the keeping and breeding all types of poultry covering chickens, ducks, geese turkeys, guinea fowl, quail, pheasants, pigeons and otherdomestic and aviary birds.2. To promote high standards and breeding of poultry.3. To assist with the banning of the cruel practice of battery cages.

We provide childcare and education to children aged 2 1/2 to 5 years old.