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The preservation and maintenance of the building and churchyard of St Mary, Harkstead, and the maintenance and development of music and other aspects of the worship and life of the church.

The Charity's main activities included the furtherance of the Christian faith following the doctrines advocated by the CelestialChurch of Christ,the care of elderly persons and engagement in other charitable activities

Support of other local religious charities. Awaiting investment possibilities for a further place of worship

General modest assistancePrimarily in and near Cambridge

Gymnastics club for young people up to the age of 16 years old

Supporting mainly Essex based charities

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The trustees follow a general policy of distributing the trust's income whilst maintaining the substance of the trust's investments to enlarge its grant-giving potential.

MONTHLY MEETINGSRESEARCH

The Foundation will assist disabled people by:1. making grants for electrically operated aids which will increase mobility and independent living. The amount and conditions upon which such grants are to be made will be determined by the Trustees;2. making payments or contributions to other organisations or institutions having the same charitable objectives as the Foundation.

Raises money and Makes grants to individuals and organisations

To advance education by awarding scholarships, providing bursaries and maintaining allowances tenable at any school, university or other educational establishment. Provided by the Trustees to persons studying floristry at a recognised college or training provider and organizations involved with teaching floristry.

Distribution of funds at the discretion of the charity's trustees.

We hold family and community events and raise money for the school and students.

Village hall. Clubs including dog clubs, kung fu, W.I., etc. use the hall.

Scouting in the South Hams.

Childrens' play park

Managing sporting and recreational activities on playing field site

Provision of area for outdoor recreation

Scout Group

Supports local sporting organisations and individuals

PROVIDES BUILDINGS/FACILITIES/OPEN SPACEPROVIDES ADOVACY/ADVICE/INFORMATIONCHILDREN/YOUNG PEOPLERELIEF OF POVERTYMAKES GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS

To provide a meeting place and recreational facilities for local residents.

village Hall

Sports field & facilities.

To provide recreation and , to enable OAP's to have lunches etc.To Provide accommodation for church groups and our own groups owned by the community centre like bingo,To provide the youth club to help young people, Judo to run their service.Hold functions for hospitals and general use of community.

Provision of Cricket, Football, Stoolball and other Field Sports

Provision of Village Hall

Management of Sopworth Village Hall for the benefit of the residents of Sopworth and the neighbouring community.

Financial help towards cost of school trips and school uniform. Prize Money Awards

Education/Training, Religious activities, Sport/recreation

This is a very small, local charity for the use of children who do / have attended Micheldever Cof E Primary School - Micheldever is a small village 8 miles from Winchester, in Hampshire. Children request help via a letter to the Secretary. We do not have any activities for this charity. We can also give a donation to the school if no single application has been received that year.

The Charity's objectives are to raise funds on behalf of Bedford Modern School. The Charity has been largely inactive over recent years but will be re-activated over the course of the next year.

Providing Bibles for school leavers

Makes grants to organisations (incl. schools, charities etc)

Supporting Education needs of the village

Grants towards the costs of male ordinands sponsored by the Diocese of Peterborough and educated in a school within the diocese

SUPPORT TO SCHOOL GOVERNORS

Educational grants for needy villagers

To provide an annual prize for St. Peter's High School, Burnham on Crouch

Beresford Book Trust supports Ashwell Primary School, in providing a book for every child leaving at the end of Year 6.

supporting young people and children using St.Mark's Church Hall and the church

Supports Leonard Stanley C of E Aided primary school

grants for educational purposes

Educational assistance

Hold events such as annual funday for activities & involvement of the children of St Giles. Raising monies from such events & lottery money raised to purchase or would fund such projects.

The payment of bursaries to appropriate recipients.

To provide assistance to members of the British Library manuscripts department, their spouses or other companions in semi official or private travel which will benefit the Library.

Develop the education in glass

Family charity supporting local small charities in the Newcastle upon Tyne, Teesside and Aberdeen Area