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Finchampstead FC Foundation charity is here to promotes healthy recreation by providing football facilities, encouraging community participation, and advancing amateur football for the benefit of local residents and surrounding areas.

The objects of the King's College School Bursaries Foundation are to advance education for the benefit of the public by the provision of funding, assistance and support to King's College School, Wimbledon, and in particular without limitation by the provision of bursary support for pupils of the school and by other associated charitable educational activities and no other purposes.

to provide educational meetings and outings to our members. To campaign within the rules of the WI. To raise funds for local charities and our meetings.

Providing activities for Families affected by adoption in South Yorkshire

Black Mountains Ministry Area (BMMA) is the umbrella body for 21 churches. The majority offer worship, prayer groups, messy church, bible studies, weddings, funerals and baptisms

Our Branch takes in rescued animals, fosters, and rehomes them. We offer assistance for emergency treatment as well as assistance with neutering. We provide a microchipping service and, where possible, collaborate with other local charities and food banks (for animal food) in helping with the welfare of animals. To help with raising funds, we manage two charity shops (Ampthill & Hitchin).

Provide a meeting place for communal activities for the people of Hempstead.

Church in Wales religious activities

The advancement of the Christian faith to the people of Manchester through:Provision of a place of worship.Provision of weekly worship sessions.Providing educational materials about Christianity and the teachings of JesusChrist. Relief of poverty through the provision of food parcels, clothes and personal careitems to the people of Manchester that are experiencing hardship.

Church Of England Services are provided on most Sundays to include services of Holy Communion, Evensong, children's activity Services and special services such as Pets Service, Easter, Christmas and Harvest Festival. Baptisms, Weddings and Funeral Services are also held in St Andrews.

The Trust makes donations each year to various UK and non-UK registered charities as decided and agreed by its Trustees, in accordance with its charitable giving policy.The Trust does not accept unsolicited applications for donations.

Maintaining and improving Crown common land on the Island and Royal Manor of Portland.Making donations to community organisations as per our Grant Making policy.

The charity exists to provide a Village Hall for the village and wider community. It offers a range of events and activities according to need and those requested by the residents. It is a community space that underpins the heart of a very small village, being it's only asset. The Trustees live in the village and are active in listening to its residents to ensure the provision is relevant.

We perform oratorios and similar works. Our most recent performances were of the Verdi Requiem in St Asaph Cathedral on 5th April and subsequently in St Giles in Wrexham

Our main activities, in furtherance of the Charity's objects and for the public benefit, focuses on employability training and regenerating urban areas into green spaces to enhance community wellbeing.Partnering with local organisations (primarily in West London) to deliver initiatives providing education, skills development, employability training and green space regeneration.

The charity manages the Forest Row Memorial Pavilion and sports ground for the benefit of the sports clubs,visiting clubs,other users of the recreation ground and the local community

The provision of education and training opportunities for persons who are unemployed and/or not currently in education or training or who are in insecure or transitional employment and at risk of being socially and economically deprive. Community development in areas of deprivation or need primarily in the Midlands, Yorkshire and Humber regions through the promotion of urban or rural regeneration

For the benefit of those in need in Old Dean and the surrounding area we provide practical help and advice, an open access weekly food bank with occasional hot meals, an open access youth club for local teenagers, small grants to help those in need of assistance, and we run events and training to help develop the community and its capabilities.

Providing access and training in paddle sports

We support socially and economically excluded people, including refugees and asylum seekers in Gloucestershire, by providing education, language support, basic necessities, advice and community activities. We promote cultural awareness, healthy recreation and Afghan heritage through events, workshops and outreach to encourage inclusion and cohesion.

The charity is a grant making charity focused on preventing and relieving poverty, advancing amateur sports and games, the development of talent and the arts, citizenship and community development, culture and heritage, in County Durham and the North of England (the Region). The charity may make grants to charitable institutions and causes identified by the Founders within or outside the Region

The charity puts on two productions a year of plays for children and young people in the Polish language.

Women have opportunities to gain knowledge and skills and to work together to change and improve conditions in their communities. 11 monthly meetings are held in the village hall.

The organisation is a Christian Church

The object of the CIO is the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation, in particular but not exclusively by the provision of facilities for the playing of cricket and/or other recreational sport.

To benefit the public by promoting and protecting the physical and mental health of infants with tongue-tie and their families by- increasing the awareness and availability of skilled and expert support- advancing the education of the public in connection with infant tongue-tie - promoting a high standard of education and knowledge among healthcare professionals in regards to tongue-tie.

UK /Ukraine Rehabilitation supports the recovery of persons who have been either physically and mentally (or both) injured by war. The charity support Ukrainian charities such as the Mercy and Health Foundation in Kyiv but also aims to provide care in the UK for injured person coming from Ukraine. We provide specialist rehabilitation advice, equipment and in the future, financial support.

Promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the Church.

The Prevention Or Relief Of PovertyReligious Activities

The activities planned for Trawden Man Shed will include such activities as woodworking, metal working, model making and other crafts. Also to provide a welcoming social environment for members to gather. Refreshments will be available.

Supporting all people, doing activities for families and children

We provide affordable before and after school care and holiday club sessions for primary school children in Charfield and the local surrounding areas. Through creative, active, educational and wellbeing activities, we support play, learning and social development in a safe, friendly environment on the grounds at Charfield Primary School.

To advance charitable puposes as the trustees feel fit and in particular1. Providing accommodation for people who have suffered domestic abuse. 2. Providing land for the creation of rememberance forests.3. For advancing the education of young people

Promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the Church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical

The Charity provides accommodation, care and support for people with learning difficulties and the elderly.

The charity helps unite local community through Basketball. The charity runs weekly sessions for all walks of life and organises once a year tournament for Nepalese community living in UK.

We intend to relieve poverty and the financial situation of anyone who does not have the resources to provide themselves, either on a short or long-term basis, with the normal things of life which most people take for granted. We will do that by donating to other registered charities engaged jn such activities and or providing grants of money payment for services or the provision of items.

SCOUTING ACTIVELY ENGAGES AND SUPPORTS YOUNG PEOPLE IN THEIR PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, EMPOWERING THEM TO MAKE A POSITIVE CONTRIBUTION TO SOCIETY.

Advancing the Christian faith using the following means:Through social mediaSharing testimonies with unbelievers and believers who have lost hope.Street witnessingEngaging in weekly bible study groupsRegular Sunday service including Sunday school teaching.The charity also assists in the relieve of poverty and sickness in the UK and in other parts of the world.

At The Craft Room, we run inclusive craft workshops for vulnerable adults, providing a welcoming space to create, connect, and heal. We also run holidays camps for disadvantaged children.

Holly's Heroes grants feasible wishes to families with children with cancer

The charity was created to help the people exmoor who are struggling with cost of living and to provide help and support in the present financial climate.

We are a Anglican Church following the Eucharist Tradition on every week (Sunday) from both of our church's Christchurch Coatham and All Saints Dormanstown, with a midweek (Wednesday) service held every week.

Thorpe on the Hill Preschool is an early years provider operating from the grounds of St Michael's CoE Primary School in Thorpe on the Hill. We provide places for 2-4 year olds, and accept early years funded places as well as fee paying families.

Religious activities for the public benefit, the advancement of religion in accordance with the doctrine, practices beliefs and worship of the Church in Wales from time to time, including by promoting in the Ministry Area the whole mission of the Church in Wales, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical.

The Herbert Austin Legacy Awards Trust raises money in order to offer financial assistance to educational establishments in the West Midlands to provide monetary prizes to students of engineering and STEM subjects who have distinguished themselves in their courses. The subscribers to the trust are mainly ex apprentices and staff who worked at Longbridge and other friends and family.

We make donations to other registered charities generally in the fields of medical research or music education.

We are a community-led registered charity dedicated to supporting families within our local area who are experiencing hardship. We raise funds to purchase and distribute food and other essential household items to those in need. In addition, we operate an advice hub that offers guidance and practical support to individuals and families facing financial or personal difficulties.

We raise funds for Western House Academy from the school

The CROSSWorld Christian Fellowship aims to bring people into fellowship for Jesus through Discipleship, Worship. In the process, individuals's gifts or talents will be developed which he/she could use in the ministry and in evangelism.