CharityScore UK

We raise money through raffles which is then donated to Masonic and Non Masonic charities

assistance with maintenance of the parish church in Windlesham Surrey

Maintains and rents building for use by a range of groups.

General charitable assistance to small and local enterprises holding fund-raising events

The charity makes small grants to a variety of charities, in fields in which the trustees take a personal interest, and very occasional grants to unconnected individuals. The funds are fully committed and speculative applications for grants are not likely to be successful

Seeking funds to maintain the fabric of the village church to enable religious activities and village events to be held in the church.

We make grants to charities, institutions and needy individuals to assist in life cycle events, e.g. those needing financial assistance upon a birth or significant illness, those needing assistance to qualify or be equipped for a trade or profession or to assist in support for those suffering persecution and harassment. Our operation is predominantly in the UK.

To provide recreational and leisure events for the community of Chickerell

Training of people to learn to play the Church Organ.

To help the needy in the parish of Chipstead and adjoining parishes.

The endowment from which the charity receives its income was left to benefit educationally the children of the village of Ingoldisthorpe. Today the charity mainly helps the village school to buy equipment not funded from the schools normal budget.

Grants made to anaesthetists employed by Barts NHS Trust on the Whipps Cross University Hospital site towards expenditure incurred with presentations at international meetings in the UK and abroad or the publication of papers in peer reviewed journals or the purchase of anaesthetic equipment educational material and teaching aids for the benefit of patients at Whipps Cross Hospital.

Members contributions, donations , Fund raising functions

Supports social, economic and educational development activities for the benefit of people in the Brong Ahafo region of Ghana. Provides welfare services for member associations and their members in the UK.

The main object is making grants to charitable bodies whose objects are the advancement of the christian religion or education

Promotion of religious education in accordance with the principles & doctrine of the Church of England by means of Sunday Schools or in such other ways as most trustees think fit.

Raising monies for the additional funding of school related activities

Woodland management for public use in the vicinity of Sparkford and Queen Camel

Supporting a wide range of general charitable causes

Making donations to charities and voluntary organisations that the trustees feel are deserving of support.

Counselling for Alleged Shoplifters

Meetings with Speakers. Lunches. Coffee Mornings. Raffles. Outings.

TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST MARGARETS SCHOOL AND CHURCH

To provide a community building to enable village functions and childrens groups to be held

Recreation

Brighstone Playing Field is held on trust for a recreation ground for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Parish of Brighstone and is administered by the trustees for that purpose. The Field has a football pitch, cricket ground, two tennis courts, a pavilion and an enclosed playground area for younger children.

The village hall is maintained in good order to provide residents with a public building.

1st Shirley Guides is for girls aged 10 - 14. They take part in exciting activities on Friday evenings and at special events or camps. Guides do adventure sports, play fun games, and take part in community and fund raising projects. Guides work together in Patrols and, with the support of adult Leaders, choose and run activities in line with the new programme as well as Interest badges.

For Bishops Nympton church and parish

Support of educational and charitable purposes

annual grants given to children and scholars under 25 who have attended High Halden Church of Englad Primary School, the grants being for educational purposes.

RELIEF OF THE POOR but with an annual income of less than £5, income is now donated to Clutton with Cameley PCC for general purposes.

GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANISATIONS

Educational grants for Chingford C.of E. schools or Sunday Schools

To make payments to the managers of the Chipperfield Church of England Primary School with respect to the maintenance of the school and to provide special benefits to the school not normally provided by the Local Education Authority.

To support the religious education of children from the Parish of Albury. To fund the Sunday School and to beautify the church

The income of the Trust is to be used for the education, or maintenance during education, of the sons or daughters of persons who have served agriculture in the UK.

The Award is given every two years to persons in their first ten years of post qualification planning experience who wish to visit another country to that of their residence for a short period to study some particular aspect of town & country planning. It was established by Sir George Pepler, one of the founder members of the Royal Town Planning Institute, and offered for the first time in 1973.

The South East Music Trust encourages the development of music by arranging for professional orchestras to be available to promoters of entertainment and to musical and choral societies. It also provides grants where possible to encourage a high level of participation and performance.

Financial contributions to any charity

To make donations to such charitable bodies or institutions at such times and in such manner as the Trustees may in their absolute discretion think fit.

Financial assistance given to large walled garden in Herefordshire open to public eight months per year - 100,000 visitors on National Trust Estate each year.Donations to educational causes.

Supporting Charitable Activities within the areas

To advance the Christian religion by supporting Christian workers and other Christian charities in the UK & overseas.

In the last FY we made one grant to a charity dealing with the disabled

Private family Charity which donates to causes as chosen by the family.

HELPING PEOPLE WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES

Church facilities for general public.

Relieving poverty of the poor of the parish of Llanwarne

Very small charity making donations to elderly (in need) individuals in Greatford and Wisthorpeusually at Christmas.