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1. To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment by promoting biological diversity, and in particular by promoting the protection and conservation of the rhinoceros and other endangered wildlife in Southern and Eastern Africa. 2. To advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement

We aim to alleviate hunger for children, families and the elderly in Daventry District (now West Northants) by providing access to sustainable affordable food. Bringing the community together in an environment where there is no stigma or embarrassment. 4,900 children (plus families) in Daventry District could need this help. We support schools, local community and local businesses

The Charity promotes community participation in healthy recreation, in particular by the provision of facilities for the playing of Real Tennis. The Charity also promotes the conservation, preservation and improvement for the public benefit as a building of historic interest the Real Tennis Court at Petworth, and education of the public about the history and heritage of the building.

1. Collect and repair donated bicycles, enabling their distribution to individuals in need.2. Promote community engagement in cycling as a sustainable mode of transport.3. Organise and facilitate cycling trips for individuals unable to cycle independently.4. Provide workshops that empower individuals to repair and maintain their bicycles.5. Advocate for active travel.

Promote knowledge of the marine environment around the north Pembrokeshire coast. Promote marine environment conservation. Actively monitor the resident porpoise population around north Pembrokeshire, this includes an identification database of known (recognisable) porpoises

The aim of the Hg Foundation is to support the development of education and skills and reduce barriers to long-term, sustainable employment, improving outcomes for those that need it most.

The objects of the Federation are to further the purposes of the Women's Institute Organisation in Warwickshire and elsewhere byEducation and training, Arts/culture/science and heritage. Amateur sport, the environment /conservation and heritage

PLAYING ON PROMOTES SOCIAL INCLUSION BY SUPPORTING THOSE WHO ARE, OR AT RISK OF BECOMING, SOCIALLY EXCLUDED, ASSISTING THEM IN INTEGRATING INTO SOCIETY, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY PROVIDING THE OPPORTUNITY AND ENVIRONMENT FOR PEOPLE TO SHARE THEIR ENLIGHTENING STORIES, IDEAS, EMOTIONS AND EXPERIENCES, PRINCIPALLY THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF THEATRE

The charity supports and furthers the craft of beekeeping within Hertford and Ware, and surrounding areas, and provides education to the public in the importance of bees in the environment.

We are dedicated to the advancement of social prescribing through promotion, collaboration and innovation. We work to create partnerships, across the arts, health, sports, leisure, and the natural environment to promote health and wellbeing at a national and local level. We will champion social prescribing and the work of local communities in connecting people for wellbeing.

We are a charity that enables men to work together in a practical and social environment. We make items and join in social activities. This decreases loneliness in predominantly men and improves their mental health. We work under the umbrella of Men In Sheds UK

EarthPercent is a fundraising and grant-making charity that will provide grants to a range of other charities and charitable causes for the benefit of individuals and communities, with a particular focus on charities that work to preserve the environment for the public benefit.

The Charity enables the conservation of the rare flora of Upper Teesdale by funding research work which will inform future intervention measures at vulnerable sites. It aims to inform the general public about the special flora and the need to protect it. It helps interested volunteers to engage in fieldwork and active conservation measures.

Explore art, nature and heritage for free on London's public art walk running between the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and The O2

ACAN focuses on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, reducing waste, restoring our natural environment for the benefit of wildlife and the wellbeing of local people, building community by encouraging sharing, building awareness of the climate and environmental crisis, encouraging people to change their habits to protect the environment and lobbying all levels of government on the climate crisis.

The objects of the CIO are to relieve people who are in need by reason of homelessness through the prevention, reduction or alleviation of homelessness and the causes of homelessness and by the creation of sustainable communities primarily in but not limited to the East of England by the making of grants, delivery of services to those in need, the creation of sustainable communities etc.

The Friends of Kennington Park work with Lambeth Council and local people to make the park the best it can be. We promote the development and improvement of facilities for recreation and leisure. We raise awareness of the park's important heritage and of its trees, plants and wildlife to help encourage interest and conservation. We hold regular events and work in partnership with local groups.

The advancement of animal welfare and the advancement of environmental protection or improvements throughout Southern Africa.

The Yorkshire Rewilding Network aims to bring together anyone in the region who has an interest in rewilding - to inspire one-another, share knowledge and experience, and work towards a brighter, more sustainable future for all inhabitants. We believe in a nature-first approach to land care and management.

The Falconry Centre is a licensed zoo open to the public displaying birds of prey from around the world. We offer educational talks and displays, bird encounters, and support conservation work through fundraising and breeding birds of prey.

TAG Youth Club aims to empower and optimise the potential of young people who have a disability between the ages of 8 and 25. Our Junior and Youth Club's aims to provide users with a safe, caring, well equipped environment giving children and young people the opportunity to participate in personal and social development activities including arts, drama, music and sport.

We are an environmental charity who organise and run events accross Cardiff and South Wales to clean up and improve water courses: rivers, streams, ponds or the sea! This could be a general litterpick or wading into a river to clear it of shopping trolleys, recycling as much of what we find as we can to fund the charity. We also undertake habitat management across the city.

St James Parochial Church Council (PCC) cooperate with the Rector in promoting in the ecclesiastical parish, the whole mission of the church, pastoral, social, evangelistic and ecumenical. The PCC is also responsible for the maintenance of the church and the adjacent Ale House (medieval hall). Activities include worship, prayer, nurture and care for the churchyard and the environment.

We promote education, knowledge and understanding for all ages of the heritage of Pocklington and its hinterland, by research, sharing and conservation of local heritage assets. We produce regular history lectures, publications and exhibitions and answer and advise public enquiries. We are also working towards establishing a museum/permanent collection to publically display local heritage.

Climate Change All Change is a primary school programme that blends climate literacy and creative design solutions to address the climate crisis. In partnership with innovative designers, children design buildings, transportation, clothing and products for a climate changed future. Their concepts are elaborated in the designer's studio and given a national stage through exhibition.

BBA is a volunteer-led organisation based on Clapham Common, formed to promote environmental sustainability, food growing and the support of wildlife. BBA has three growing spaces including a large community garden with a field kitchen. These provide people with an opportunity to get outdoors to learn, share and practise horticultural skills, meet people and be at one with the natural world.

Afterschool homework club, Sports activities, workshops, visits and informative talks on social issues, Educational workshops, and Free days out. These activities enable young people within the local community to discuss and engage with other young people in a positive environment. Furthermore, enabling us to educate those in attendance and provide a place of fellowship for young people.

Local Civic Society to maintain and enhance Windsor and Eton's historical unique environment

Promotes, organises and supports expeditions for the exploration of developing regions of the world for the purpose of advancing knowledge of, or research into, or for the purpose of educating individuals in the geography, history, archaeology, sociology, economics, ecology and geology of their regions.

Willow Bank Preschool offers sessional care for 3-5 year olds and provides a safe, stimulating and caring environment that promotes learning through play

Promotion of the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potential as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their community. Character building activities, outdoor activities (e.g camping, rock climbing, travel, swimming, sport) team building, environmental and civic awareness.

Promotes and advances the aesthetic education of the public, the cultivation and study of the decorative and fine arts and the giving of and to the conservation of our national artistic heritage for the benefit of the public. Member society of the National Association of Decorative and Fine Arts Societies (NADFAS)

The Society's aim is to preserve the unique quality of Salisbury Cathedral Close for future generations, and to educate the public about the history, buildings, environment and wildlife of The Close. The Society normally organises an annual lecture to promote interest in and support for its objectives. The Society may also make grants towards the costs of preserving and enhancing The Close.

To provide the opportunity for young people aged 5 years and over to participate in an organisation dedicated to giving education and recreational pursuits in a safe and fun-loving environment. There are lots of opportunities to learn new skills and take part in events not otherwise available.

Our Charity has three main aims. We primarily assist people in need, chiefly through the provision of donated household goods and new furniture and white goods at affordable prices. We also offer training and work experience placements and employment. We protect the environment by collecting items that would otherwise go to waste.

Our Charity has three main aims. We primarily assist people in need, chiefly through the provision of donated household goods and new furniture and white goods at affordable prices. We also offer training and work experience placements and employment. We protect the environment by collecting items that would otherwise go to waste. We work with City of York Council and charities to furnish homes.

Development and training of young people through planned activities, including team building and adventure in a controlled environment.

To provide opportunities for school children and other community groups such as the disabled to discover the pleasure, team spirit, discipline and vigorous exercise of rowing.To make these groups aware of the safety issues connected with water.To make these groups aware of the environment and their interconnection with it.

providing help,support and guidance in any matters of a spiritual nature to members of the public. To help and support other charities in their work in helping others.

Our mission is to bring the community into bowling whilst providing a social, supportive and friendly environment. Collingwood is also a club filled with top class seasoned bowlers, many at County level and we are always keen to welcome new bowlers to the club. We run Saturday morning sessions from 10.00am during the summer season at Heaton Terrace, North Shields just of Billy Mill. See you there.

Hotel School teaches hospitality skills to homeless and vulnerable people, matches them to sustainable employment, and supports them in their first steps into work.

WAVES provides a variety of indoor/outdoor activities suitable for a range of ages (0-25yrs).We have sports, bikes, scooters, cookery, independence training, crafts, hair and beauty, consoles, holistic therapies, a chill room, music, dance, yoga, dance and general fitness activities. We also offer swimming, seasonal parties, special events and activities concerning science/skills and nature.

Buffy Playbus is a local, community based, charity, established in 1994. A playbus designed to bring to the under-5s and their carers an opportunity to paint, play and socialise in a playgroup environment on board our double-decker bus.Buffy Playbus relies on grant aid, charitable donations and fund raising efforts to continue to serve our community.OUR WEBSITE https://www.buffyplaybus.org/

Provides for hire a wide range of accommodation and facilities in an attractive environment for use by individual groups and businesses at moderate cost.

To improve the quality of life for the elderly community in Chandlers Ford. In particular by providing a Centre where they are able to meet & carry out their activities in a healthy & safe environment.

The charity provides and maintains almshouses and a chapel, within a conservation area, in the town of Sandwich. The almshouses are allocated to needy and predominantly elderly people residing in Sandwich or the adjoining parishes of Worth, Eastry, Woodnesborough and Ash. The chapel is used as a place of worship for residents and the local community.

The Trustees apply the charity's funds in the fields of numismatics, culture and the arts, the environment and sustainability. Donations are made primarily to other registered charities. Unsolicited applications are not requested, as the Trustees make donations to charities whose work they have come across through their own research.

In the West Midlands region: social welfare, medical and healthcare projects, education, places of religious worship, conservation of the environment, the arts and penal reform. In Ireland: cross community initiatives promoting reconciliation. In the United Kingdom as a whole: the Religious Society of Friends. Overseas: sustainable development projects predominantly in Africa.

To promote health and well being of people across all ages who within the community in Knutsford and nearby villages by providing a suitable venue i.e. The Jubilee Hall, for regular meetings and Social and Club activities. To support other Clubs and groups in promoting a safe environment for holding meetings to support well being and social activities.

charitable donations are made to organisations in a variety of area, education, the arts, the environment, and christian outreach. Unsolicited applications are not sought since our funds are very committed.