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Fundraising for children of the primary school

The relief of poverty and the advancement of the education were main activities where charity was involved during the year.

Provide support to families affected by Polymicrogyria in the UK and Ireland.

TO ADVANCE IN LIFE, AND TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF, YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE UK BY ORGANISING PROGRAMMES OF EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES AND WORKSHOPS, AS A MEANS OF:(A) PROMOTING AND ASSISTING IN THE REDUCTION OF YOUTH CRIME AND ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR; AND(B) DEVELOPING THEIR SKILLS, CAPACITIES AND CAPABILITIES TO ENABLE THEM TO PARTICIPATE IN SOCIETY AS INDEPENDENT, MATURE AND RESPONSIBLE ADULTS.

FUND RAISING ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE SCHOOL AND LOCAL COMMUNITY TO RAISE FUNDS WHICH ARE THEN USED FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUPILS OF BROADWINDSOR SCHOOL

COMMUNITY ADVOCACY,ADULT AND YOUNG PEOPLE EDUCATION AND TUITION,SKILLS UPLIFTING,FUNDRAISING,ADVISE AND SUPPORT,EMPOWERMENT,REDUCE ADULT AND YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT,FIGHT POVERTY AND DISCRIMINATION,AWARENESS,HEALTH,RESEARCH ISSUES AND GENERAL DEVELOPMENT.

Operating from our principal offices in the London Borough of Lambeth, we provide:Parenting classes, early education needs, information, advice & signposting, we focus on training and improving employability.Offering opportunities for young people to have a career in early years, and other subjects.

Fund raising for Cranleigh Primary School

Electronic resources play a significant role in the training of medical and allied health workers in many developed nations. Our strategy is to provide a link between these and medical and allied health workers in developing nations by: promotion through the use of social media, third party organisations engaged in training and collaboration with relevant, specialist organisations.

The charities objective are to raise funds to assist other charities in providing safe living accommodation, sustenance, education for children.

Raising money for Secondary school by holding social activities for the parents.

Activities for 2013 - 2016, in aid of the school, were:-Annual Halloween DiscoAnnual Christmas FairAnnual St Valentines Disco / Santes \Dwynwen discoSt Davids Day Raffle 2014Annual Easter DiscoAnnual Summer FairSponsored Events (Karting / Balloon Race)Euro 2016 event

The advancement of Hindu religion,The advancement of education for the public benefit particularly in Hindu traditions, history, language literature and music.

Central Park

EducationWe supply teaching materials and classroom equipment (blackboard, desks, books pens and bags) We work with schools, local authorities and private firms in the UK to remove redundant furniture and equipment from schools.

School fundraising ie. discos, sponsored events

The promotion of Neighbourhood Watch through local community schemes and liaison on behalf of such schemes throughout Nottinghamshire with Police and other agencies concerned with reducing crime and anti-social behaviour and with improving social cohesion.

Currently the charity is not undertaking any activities

We are a PTA for a small primary school hosting fundraising events when appropriate.

The project works with young people aged 11-19 years.It focuses on life skills, building positive community relationships and youth empowerment.Regular voluntary participatory sessions are on offer for all of this age range to attend.

relief of the most needy people in terms of food and shelter

We are continually fundraising for the school. We hold regular activities to raise money matching when we can. We have also just started apply for grants and community funds which maybe available to us.

The study and practice of Choral Music in order to foster public knowledge and appreciation of such music by means of public performance.Our aim is to support local organisations and charities to which we will donate an agreed percentage of our performance income.

The objects for which the Company is established are to advance the arts for the public benefit by the promotion in particular, but not exclusively, of the art of dance.

Our projects are geared for (but not limited to) the prevention/relief of poverty anywhere in the world by providing grants, items and services to individuals in need or other organisations working to do the same. We'll do this by offering education, training, healthcare and capacity building projects.

The main way in which the charity pursues its charitable objectives is through the provision of grants to charitable and medical institutions and making medical research equipment available to medical researchers.

The trust's objects are namely charitable purposes for the public benefit as are exclusively charitable according to theLaws of England and Wales as the Trustees may from time to time determine. The policies adopted in furtherance ofthese objects are to make grants.

We aim to make donations to other fairly small charities. There will be four specific areas: (1) conservation and restoration of the natural environment, its animal and plant life, (2) overseas aid for victims of war, catastrophe, famine, and for people in deep poverty, (3) treatment and care for sufferers of any form of cancer or for cancer research, (4) cultural initiatives in the UK.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS AT FIWASAIYE GIRLS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, AKURE, ONDO STATE, NIGERIA BY PROVIDING AND ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES FOR EDUCATION AT THE SCHOOL [INCLUDING SOCIAL AND PHYSICAL TRAINING] AS A MEANS OF ADVANCING IN LIFE AND HELPING THE PUPILS BY DEVELOPING THEIR SKILLS, CAPACITIES AND CAPABILITIES TO ENABLE THEM TO PARTICIPATE IN SOCIETY AS INDEPENDENT.

The Burslem Jubilee Project exists to relieve poverty, promote good mental health, and advance education among asylum seekers and refugees in Stoke-on-Trent by providing social, educational, and leisure activities to facilitate their integration within and for the benefit of the wider community.

LiveTwice is a humanitarian aid organisation which works to help break the cycle of poverty, abuse andunemployment that destroys the individual and leads to the breakdown of families and society. LiveTwicegives a hand-up not just a hand-out. We help the destitute and oppressed, regardless of race, religion, creed,colour or gender. We do not judge but assist those who have taken a wrong turn

We provide self help groups for people with anxiety related disorders. The meetings take place in Sheffield city centre on Wednesday evenings 6.30 - 8.30pm fortnightly. We also have on-line groups. The meetings are open to anyone over 18y with anxiety, and are led by a trained volunteer facilitator. At the meeting the group explore positive ways of managing anxiety .

Justice Upheld is an international human rights organisation. We offer free (subject to means test) legal advice and legal representation to victims of human rights abuses who do not have the financial means to challenge those breaches and seek redress via legal process and procedure.

To run fundraising events for Seal Primary Academy school.

Religious services for public worship, including the dissemination of Spiritualist teaching and philosophy, together with special services throughout the year, along with events and functions

The Objects of The Benfleet U3A are the advancement of education and, in particular, the education of older people and those who are retired from full time work by all means, including associated activities conducive to learning and personal development, in Benfleet and its surrounding locality.

Bradfields PTFA raised money for Bradfields Special Needs Academy, which is an education provision for young people aged between four and nineteen years, all of whom have complex learning needs. The aim of the PTFA is to raise money to provide new experiences and opportunities for the students as well as to link with parents and carers.

Bridging Difference promotes religious,racial and cultural harmony for the public benefit generally and particularly amongst young people.Our key areas of work are:(1) organising inter-cultural activities,such as sport and art,to facilitate dialogue and reconciliation.(2) breaking down and examining stereotypes,prejudices and differences in order develop a society that deals well with difference

Based in Plymouth, UK, The Link supports organisations and individuals with an interest in forming/developing inter-cultural activities between Plymouth (and area) and Sekondi-Takoradi (and area) Ghana.

We meet every Tuesday morning for lively chat, support, gentle exercise and low impact exercise such as yoga & pilates. These exercises and stretches are specifically tailored for people living with a chronic pain condition and may be carried out seated. Meetings are held at Cherry Tree Community Centre, Cherry Tree Gardens, Marton, Blackpool. FY4 4PY

Breakfast Club, Pre School & Out of School Club

Collection of donations of clothes, food, furniture and general household/living goods which are then distributed to people in crisis in he local community, and charities that support these people. Profits made from the sale of Amy goods also go to support people in crisis in the community.

The charity has just been set up therefore we are in the initial stages of planning fund raising activities.We will be taking part in the school fete in July where we are running the refreshments stall.We may also be running a film club for pupils and further fund raising are in the planning stage.

Makes grants for charitable purposes, to charities known to the settlor.

Fundraising events and activities at the National Church of England Junior School to help raise money to contribute towards school trips and extra facilities to benefit the children.

The Friends of Wellfield School hold fundraising activities for socialisation and for raising funds for the school. The Friends also apply for grants for activities for the school community.

MercyGiven work in schools in Thamesmead to re engage pupils who have fallen behind at school, also works with families going through issues in the community. It works closely with orphanages and charities in Nigeria donating clothes, toys, shoes, toiletries, food stuffs, money etc to the children living in the homes

To support children and young adults aged 4 to 25 years old who through personal and financial circumstances have not been able to actively participate in dance or the performing arts and to support further development of dance training and/or the performing arts in schools, charities and organisations within the M25 through charitable grants and donations.

The advancement of education and the promotion of equality by providing mentoring and financial assistance to outstanding students from disadvantaged backgrounds to enable them to apply for and complete a degree course in Law at the University of Cambridge or other university.

Grants made in support of charitable objectives