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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

To provide a meeting room for the village, and arrange community based social functions.

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

The relief of poverty and sickness through projects in the United Kingdom, France, Scandanavia, Serbia and Egypt.

School Prize Fund

Parents and friends of Twineham Primary School - raising funds for the school by organising local events as well as running extra curricular activities for the pupils

Raises money and makes grants to individuals and organisations

Sports and Recreation, with concern to the environment,conservationand heritage. Helps children, young people,elderly, old people and the general public by providing an open space and play equipment and a site for the village hall.

no activities at present

General

Fund raising through Bingo evenings, Guest speakers and outings etc.

UNDERTAKE ACTIVITIES TO ENABLE WOMEN INTERESTED IN ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH RURAL LIFE, TO IMPROVE THEIR EDUCATION IN CITIZENSHIP, PUBLIC QUESTIONS, MUSIC, CULTURE, HANDICRAFTS, HOME ECONOMICS, HEALTH AND SOCIAL WELFARE AND TO IMPROVE RURAL LIFE.

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

To advance education - particularly for potentially disruptive pupils.

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.

The object of The Charity is to provide charitable assistance to professional billiards and snooker players and referees,covering their dependants requiring such assistance by reason of disablement, superannuation, death or otherwise.

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.

Maintenance and improvement of Victory Park

Land with pond and wildlife for the benefit of the public

The Trust is engaged in the supply of Assistive Technology Solutions for the benefit of disabled and handicapped people.

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

To provide recordings, on CDs and audio tapes, of local newspapers for blind and handicapped local residents.

For Religious Education in School

Lending wheelchairs and other basic equipment to people in their own homes.

Support of recognised charities all based in the UK.

To provide funding to aid educational advancement or for the general welfare or benefit of any pupils, students, teachers or any other employees or former employees connected with the education service

The trust considers applications from individuals of all ages, and groups, for financial assistance in obtaining equipment/services, particularly those not provided by statutory bodies. When considering a large project, preference is given to contributing towards a specific item. Projects of an educational nature are also considered for support.

Recreational space for use by local community including walking, children's play area, swings and marked football pitches

Designated charity for the institution of mechanical engineers

The Charity was originally launched to be responsible for a Christian Cafe called Cornerstone in Ashford Kent. The cafe has since closed and the charity is currently re imagining itself and its objectives to ensure appropriate use of its dormant funds.

This charity is administered jointly with charity number 214477.

Purley Overseas Trust raises funds by organising fund-raising events, and by soliciting donations. We use the funds raised to finance projects in Developing Countries for the relief of poverty and to sponsor visits to these countries for relief work. We inform the people of Purley and surrounding districts of the problems of Developing Countries.

Please note that this charity is currently dormant.I am trying to make contact with the other trustees with a view to closing down the charity and passing the money over to the charity commission to do as they so wish.

Open as a recreation ground to all the general public.

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

Organises events through the year. These include fetes, firework displays, bingo & quizzes etc. Money raised is used to buy extra resources for the school.

Research in fields of Gastroenterology

Making charitable donations to other charities and donations to individuals for relief of poverty.

Provides video programmes of local interest

Relief of poverty

General charitable causes

A temporarily inactive charity. Used to be used for lifetime giving. Now a potentially significant beneficiary under wills.

To advance the education and proficiency of student apprentice engineering technicians and student apprentice technician engineers in the industry.

The maintenance and upkeep of all the land belonging to the Charity and the provision of playground equipment for children on the land known as Turnfields Recreation Ground

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.

Masonic Charity for the purpose of providing monies for Masonic and Non Masonic Charities within the UK and world wide as required by request from various charities.