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Woodworking projects and small repairs for local people. We offer a space for people to be creative in a friendly environment.

Each year there are 90 walks plus longer holiday trips and 7 illustrated talksWe publish a monthly bulletin Bird News and assist AOG with the annual Avon Bird ReportExperienced birders pass on their knowledge on the walks and we arrange structured training coursesMembers take part in conservation projects and local and national surveysWe produce a daily Blog of local bird sightings

The Deanery enables the Anglican parish churches in and around Wantage and Grove to collaborate on charitable activities within the Deanery area. The activities must be consistent with Christian principles and Deanery priorities. They may include community building, environmental care, supporting children, young people and schools, and specific mission activities.

The charity undertakes activities to advance the education of the public and beekeepers of the importance of bees in the environment and the craft of beekeeping, and to promote and further the craft of safe and ethical beekeeping within Portsmouth and the surrounding district.

CBA provides funding , expertise, and know how to facilitate projects designed to accelerate the transition to a "circular bioeconomy" that is climate neutral, inclusive and prospers in harmony with nature. Circular bioeconomy means a system where renewable biological resources from the land and sea (such as plants, animals, micro-organisms and derived biomass) are restored and sustainably managed

The objects of NHSN CIO are the encouragement by every means of the study of natural history in all its branches and the conservation of the natural environment in north east England including its geology, flora and fauna

We are a preschool playgroup which provides education to children below compulsory school age by providing a safe and satisfying environment for group play.

Community Kitchen Glos provide a nutritious three course meal every Monday evening to some of the most deprived communities in Gloucester. We provide advice, support and signposting for our guests, from sourcing cheap nutritious food, to housing support and/or places where free or cheap clothing or washing facilities are available. Our food is sustainably sourced to support conservation.

OPERATE ALMSHOUSESOPERATE ALLOTMENTSLEASE PLAYING FIELD SITELEASE SITE FOR NATURE RESERVE

The operation of "Lime Tree House" which provides 24-hour Christian Science nursing care in a homely environment.

A grant making charity established in 1941 by Harry Brearley, the discoverer of stainless steel.The Trustees policy is to meet the objectives whilst giving priority to organisations within South Yorkshire in the following spheres: Education (including Travel & Training);Heritage, Restoration & Environment; Music & The Arts; Recreation (including Holidays & Sport; Welfare, Health & Social Care.

The Charity owns 6 Almshouses built c1680. An E shaped block in red brick with pantile roof. They are listed and in a Conservation Area.

The principal activity of the Trust is to provide financial assistance to charitable institutions and for charitable purposes in which the trustees have an interest, especially to promote education and conservation of our natural environment and our cultural heritage. Trustees have a particular (but not exclusive) interest in Herefordshire.

The Robert Parker Charity through its Centre offers the elderly of Bloxwich and Blakenhall area, free of charge, a dementia cafe group for people living with dementia to provide reminiscence, stimulating activity and socialisation and two weekly groups providing cognitive stimulation therapy in a warm and friendly environment.

Provide catering for visitors. Promote friendship, education, crafts. Provides a hall available to all groups to use. Help to improve the environment.

The trust is a grant making trust. Grants are commonly in response to appeals in support of welfare for those who are disadvantaged, young, elderly, disabled, as well as maritime and Service causes, education, training and employment opportunities, community benefit, historic buildings, the environment, music and the arts. Grants are made out of income and not normally out of capital.

Support for the conservation, preservation and maintenance of buildings and other relevant structures in Ludlow.

To provide and maintain the building for the local village and surrounding area for anyone to use for functions of a wide variety in nature

Promotion of restoration and conservation of sustainable stocks of wild atlantic salmon and sea trout for the public benefit, through research, education and practical assistance.

The preservation of the character of Louth, in particular the conservation area, and also the surrounding area.

The restoration and conservation of the Suffolk and Essex River Stour Navigation for the education and benefit of the public.

Promotes the conservation and preservation of all species of waterfowl and strives to educate through attendance at educational activities and other public events. This includes the education of the public via social media about some of the myths regarding the welfare of waterfowl. Producing academic studies such as looking into the genetic purity of endangered species of waterfowl.

Purchase and restoration for resale of buildings of historic or architectural interest in Oxfordshire which are of importance to the local environment and which might otherwise be lost through demolition or neglect. The company also makes donations towards the costs of smaller conservation projects.

To examine planning proposals for their suitability of design and impact on the surrounding environment, encouraging good new design. We make submissions to the Council Planning Committee, speaking at these and Planning Inspector Enquiries. We provide education to members by arranging visits to new developments and societies in other towns. We hold annual party at which we present on new issue.

The aims of the Charitable Trust are to fund a wide range of activities that will positively impact individuals and the environment. We award a number of grants per annum to organisations that both share these aspirations and have the ability to deliver on their programmes.

The Trust supports the Arts, welfare and environmental charities primarily in Suffolk. Grants are rarely made where there is no local connection.

Education / training / heritage / conservation / landscape / environment

The Mammal Society works to protect British mammals, halt the decline of threatened species, and advise on all issues affecting British mammals. We study mammals, identify the problems they face and promote conservation and other policies based on sound science.

The Millichope Foundation gives money specifically to charitable organisations within and immediately affecting the county of Shropshire and those living there, focussing on community and poverty.It subscribes to conservation projects worldwide and to disaster funds on an occasional basis.

The Society has as its objects the promotion and advancement of aesthetic education and the cultivation and study of the decorative and fine arts, and the giving of aid to the conservation of our national artistic heritage for the benefit of the public.

1. Language, Environmental Issues, Enhancement of Cultural Awareness and Good Citizenship Classes for Children 2. Social Activities (Encouraging Physical and Mental Well-Being) Open to all Ages 3. Celebration of Cultural Festivals throughout the Year 4. Meeting the Community needs e.g. Health and Environmental Awareness 5. Promoting Community Cohesion 6. Promoting Musical Talent

education/trainingsport/recreationanimalsenvironment/conservation/heritageother groupsthe general public/mankindprovides human resources (eg staff/volunteers)provides advocacy/advice/informationsponsors or undertakes research

Environment, conservation and heritage in respect of Balcarres House grounds and contents. In order to achieve its objects, the Charity is restoring and conserving the assets in its care, purchasing assets having a connection with Balcarres, lending works of art for exhibition, etc, and maintaining the house and gardens.

We are a Club based at Northgate Sports Centre in Ipswich who provide sports and social facilities for the disabled and their friends and families in the Ipswich area. The main activity we offer is Wheelchair Basketball, where our team play a visiting team each week on a friendly basis.We provide a place where the disabled can mix and feel comfortable within their environment

Supports own ecology projects. Donates to selected charities and charitable activies. Not normally able to consider applications for funding.

To provide educational and social activities for the elderly in a warm and friendly environment.

Conservation Advise Environment Heritage Village Focus

Hold an annual Agricultural Show. Raise awareness and activate and respond to climate change amongst the whole community through the Epic project. Develop and maintain links with the educational sector to encourage participation and increased knowledge within the community, develop and maintain links with regional food producers, develop and maintain links within the community.

Amenity society carrying out environmental work and encouraging the study of history, landscape and culture in the vicinity of Halesowen Abbey. Much work involves the enjoyment of the area by use of public rights of way system. The Trust helps others is understanding and appreciating the local environment and provides advice to local authorities and others.

General Scouting activities. We maintain and run a Campsite on the Crown Estate at Patshull in Staffordshire with indoor accommodation as well as a camping field. Activities there would include walking, orienteering, use of a climbing tower, looking at nature and natural environments, all aspects of camping etc.

Raising money to provide the children of Childer Thornton Primary School with additional resources which fall outside of the school budget. These resources may be educational or recreational, they may also be to enhance the learning environment within the school. The Association also raises money for charities connected to the children and the school community

The trust fund and income is to be applied for such charitable purposes as the trustees may at their absolute discretion think fit, particularly in Leicestershire and Cambridgeshire and with particular regard to the preservation of wild life, the environment, the advancement of religion and the preservation of rural church fabric.

To promote the restoration and use of the Wendover Arm of the Grand Union Canal and to educate the public in its history, use and ecology.

The Trust is involved in the protection and conservation of historic parks and gardens. It promotes awareness of them through lectures, visits and study days. It awards grants for conservation projects and to schools and community groups to encourage horticultural activities. Research into historic designed landscapes is encouraged with findings being published in its Journal.

The charity was established to enhance the Prajapati Community of Bradford and surrounding districts by providing communal facilities and promoting projects of a social, religious and educational nature.Religious - temple is open for twice daily and all Hindu festivals are celebrated.Social - Sports, keep fit classes, Mahila SamelanEducation - Mother tongue education provided on Sunday

Environmental research and protection.

Our mission is to enable Malagasy people to reduce poverty and protect the environment through sustainable, community-led initiatives. Our projects tackle many of the key issues facing Madagascar today: extreme poverty, poor health and education, food insecurity, the destruction of natural forests and the loss of bio-diversity.

The Society initiates and supports Village projects relating to Heritage, Environment and Community. It also comments on planning issues, publishes books of local interest, holds 11 meetings each year for education or entertainment & publishes monthly newsletters. It awards grants for projects that will benefit the Village and presents Civic Pride Awards each year to individuals and groups.

Raise money to provide school equipment which will improve the pupils' learning environment.

Delivering quality pre school - early years foundation stage education for Children aged 3 months - 5 year old,set within three age differentiated environments.