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The Trust encourages appreciation, and furthers the conservation, of the city and its environs. It participates fully in planning matters, holds lectures, makes occasional visits, issues regular newsletters and publishes occasional book, makes annual award for architecture and in 'Beautiful Durham' competition.

Environment/Conservation/Heritage the benefit of the general public. Reviewing list of architecturally or historically significant buildings which are at risk of deterioration or decay in order to, whether directly or in co-operation with owners or other agencies, such solution that will eliminate such risk. Seeking out other buildings for inclusion on such lists.

To raise money for the repair, upkeep, cleaning, preservation and conservation of the fabric of the ancient Church and Churchyard of All Saints, Bolton Percy, North Yorkshire, by donations with optional gift aid, gifts, functions, grants and any other means.

GMCVO works to increase economic and social inclusion in Greater Manchester through effective collaborations and supporting other organisations to achieve their goals. We support voluntary organisations and social enterprises to understand the operating environment, to gain social investment and we test new approaches. We provide investment and are a lead body for networks & partnership projects.

The Trust is one of the four archaeological trusts in Wales which work closely with other national, regional and local bodies and members of the general public to help record, interpret and protect all aspects of the historic environment

The charity carries out fund-raising activities in the nature of selling bric-a-brack and holding raffles. Income is also generated by holding a staff lottery. The charity makes donations to NHS organisations in Barnsley for the benefit of patients and staff.

Provide a secure environment and facilities within St Nicholas Hall for the local community.

Friends is set up and run by parents and carers of children using Coronation Road Playcentre. We aim to support and encourage open access fully inclusive play opportunties in a safe and secure environment for children aged 5-12 yrs old in and around the Selly Oak area of Birmingham. We support the centre by fundraising for play equipment, disco's, parties and coach hire for day trips.

RCAN works to create strong and inclusive rural communities in which social disadvantage is addressed to create an equitable, sustainable, open and prosperous society.We do this by working with local community groups, encouraging enterprise, promoting equality of opportunity for all, speaking out on rural issues.

We are a voluntary group of people who provide a safe stable environment in which young people can pursue their activities in a structured group. We help provide and run careers advice, general youth work, boxing lessons, music nights, cooking lessons, health issues support & many other subsiduary groups.

To provide a quality and sustainable Village Hall facility such that this stimulates participation and support by all elements of the community in organised groups and events

The provision of educational activities and training, which cover outdoor activities, environment, conservation, heritage, spiritual and cultural interests based on the Scout Promise and Law, and guided by adult leadership.

We are a School that provides full time education to children and young people between the ages of 2 to 16 in a supportive and high quality environment. The School's aims are to be recognised as a school in which pupils obtain high levels of personal and academic achievement. Our mission is to realise our pupils' true potential.

Raise money and awareness of the gallery and to help Gallery to acquire new works/conservation

To provide a spiritual environment for those so inspired to attend Christian spiritualist services, to practise & teach spiritual healing & spiritual gifts through the power of the Holy Spirit; To teach the truth about Christian spiritualism & spirit communion, survival after physical death & to share the teachings of highly evolved spirit messengers through the power of the Holy Spirit.

1.To provide training for young people in all aspects of the performing arts2.To provide guidance and assistance in all social and career matters related to the entertainment industry.3.To provide top quality entertainment for the community4.To provide a healthy environment for young people to meet, work together and socialize in.5.To build the Company for future generations.

Please note:- Any donations that are made by the trustees will be for the education of issues connected with AGRICULTURE and the RURAL ENVIRONMENT / ECONOMY and to assist the elderly. In both cases donations can only be made to beneficiaries in Norfolk and its surrounding counties.

The charity exists to offer assistance to individuals or groups who require first aid, rescue or removal from underground environments in Northern England and the Isle of Man.The charity is also able to offer educational facilities to individuals or groups on the dangers of the underground environment (in particular disused mines) in Northern England and the Isle of Man.

Manage nature reserves and public education.

We take care of animals, wildlife, nature and people. From looking after animals who have nobody, maintaining safe spaces for wildlife to flourish, creating habitats for the reintroduction of endangered wildlife to connecting people with the natural world.We work towards reharmonising people with the outdoors and encouraging respect for natural surroundings.

ORGANISATION OF FUNDRAISING AND SOCIAL EVENTS AT THE SCHOOL TO PROVIDE:FIXED ANNUAL DONATIONS TO EACH CLASS AS A CONTRIBUTION TO EDUCATIONAL VISITS;FIXED ANNUAL DONATIONS TO EACH CLASS AS A CONTRIBUTION TO INCIDENTAL EXPENSES;DONATIONS FOR SPECIAL PROJECTS AS REQUESTED BY THE HEAD TEACHER AND/OR STAFF; ANDSUNDRY DONATIONS OF AN AD HOC NATURE.

TO ENHANCE THE DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION OF CHILDREN BETWEEN THE AGES OF 2-5 YEARS IN A PARENT INVOLVED COMMUNITY BASED GROUP. TO PROVIDE A SAFE, SECURE AND STIMULATING ENVIRONMENT FOLLOWING THE EARLY YEARS CURRICULUM.

As a Trustee Body for the Pilling Park Community Association we work closely with the needs and voices of the local community and beyond. The centre is for local groups and runs activites for all ages. The centre is developing as a multi- use, safe family friendly centre. Development work is planned by the trustees and they seek funds to continue to to enhance the centre and make it sustainable.

We offer pre-school sessions for children between the ages of 2 and 5 years, to help enhance their development and education. We are guided by the Early Years Foundation Scheme (EYFS) principles of: a unique child; positive relationships; enabling environments; learning and development. We work with parents and carers to provide for the needs of their children through a community group.

The Basingstoke Music and Arts Festival seeks to advance the education of the public in the arts namely music, speech, drama, creative writing in all their branches. It will hold an annual competitive festival where amateur performers will gain encouragement and constructive comment from professional adjudicators in a friendly supportive environment.

Conservation of flora, fauna and the soil in the central Argentine pampas by farming commercially on organic principles, wildlife protection, education and promotion.

The Parent teacher association of St Augustines Catholic Primary School raises funds to help support and enrich the environment for the Children of the school.

The charity provides childcare for children aged 2 to 4. It provides a wide variety of educational resources for the children to use in order to learn and develop. The setting follow the Early Years Foundation Stage framework and prepare the children for school education. Childcare is offered 3 full days, 1 morning and 1 afternoon. The children learn in a safe, supervised environment.

The Charity's principal objective is to promote charitable purposes within British Isles & the Republic of Ireland by the provision of financial grants to other charitable bodies. The funds will be directed to selected projects to support the education of young people (up to the age of 16) or to ameliorate their physical and emotional environment. The charity does not accept unsolicited proposals

To work with the local community to restore the former Derby Canal as a navigable waterway from Sandiacre to Swarkestone via Derby as close as possible to the original route, creating a cruising ring and reconnecting Derby to the national canal network maximising the sustainable economic, job creation, environmental, nature conservancy, leisure, heritage and educational benefits for all.

Community by Nature aims is to improve the lives of children and adults by encouragingparticipation in community learning play and forest school.

To provide holidays, respite care, amenities or equipment to those suffering from cancer or other disease, injuries, infirmities, or disabilities of a life threatening or otherwise debilitating or incapacitating nature affecting their quality of life.

The charity's activities include assisting schools within the diocese to develop and maintain the distinctive Christian nature of church schools. We support schools and governors in all aspects of their responsibilities and also work in close strategic partnership with local authorities to influence school organisation and raise standards and achievements. We are developing Christian outreach.

Pleasley Pit Trust protects and shares the industrial, natural and cultural heritage of Pleasley Pit. We bring to life mining heritage through education, volunteering, community learning and nature-based activities. We improve wellbeing, support biodiversity and community connection while caring for this nationally important historic site for future generations.

The Society's objects are to advance the education of the public through conservationof the Ffestiniog Railway for the public benefit and through the promotion and encouragement of voluntary work in support of the Ffestiniog Railway.

Supporting overseas development projects, especially agricultural, horticultural via ethical trading,conservation (tree planting and research) and computerised education, in West Africa.

We are a school for children and young people with complex physical disabilities and medical needs. Our fundraising goes towards providing specialist equipment and resources for our students. In addition, funding helps to provide special experiences and events opening up the excitement of the world around us. It also supports with the development of our learning environment and outside spaces.

International Service focus is on developing "youth led change" and challenging social injustice and confronting climate change. We achieve this through strengthening youth leadership, advocating for systemic change, and practical action.

The Halifax 900 Trust Limited is currently examining ways to improve amenities for the visiting public to use Halifax Minster in a more accessible and useful way, with the emphasis on education, heritage and civic engagement. The Minster Development Board have produced a Liturgical Plan and a Conservation Management Plan and funding is now being sought to carry out the projects identified

Environment Conservation, Nature Studies.

The Westley Vale Millennium Green is a 5.5 acre public open space where the local community can relax and enjoy the natural environment. The open 'Green' provides an area for play and the pathways are wheelchair/pushchair friendly. Fund raising events and public clean-up days are held throughout the year to cover the cost of maintaining the site.

Carrying out projects of a social nature within Hertfordshire and surrounding areas.

To enhance the development of children under statutory age in a parent involving community based group. To provide a safe, secure and stimulating environment. The pre-school offers 4 morning and 5 afternoon sessions. Monday and Tuesday afternoon sessions are held at the School House of Little Waltham Primary School and are for children who are approaching school age.

We are a conservation & education charity & social enterprise. We have a visitor centre & operate a 110 year old paper machine. We run education & training courses for individuals, families, schools, & companies. We make specialist papers for arts, crafts and commercial uses and provide workspaces for individuals and SME's as well as a research incubator for developing new uses for paper.

The Charity makes monetary grants to individuals and organisations fulfilling the criteria set out in the Trust Deed establishing it which fall into three main areas,namely Welfare of Children,Animal Welfare and Safety at Sea, as well as seven specific charities named therein,particularly projects of a capital nature in ,or of benefit to, communities/organisations/individuals in Northamptonshire.

Social and leisure activities are provided in a safe, child friendly environment. Providing alongside the school, wrap around childcare for both working and non working families

Our objects: To advance and encourage the education of the public in the geography, archaeology, environment, history and social and natural history and architecture of King's Cliffe and the neighbouring areas. Our activities include research, collection, cataloguing, display and publication of information to make it accessible to local schools, villagers and the general public.

THE MILLENNIUM OAK TRUST SUPPORTS A WIDE NUMBER OF DIFFERENT ORGANISATIONS AND CHARITIES. THE TRUSTEES INTERESTS INCLUDE - MEDICAL AND RESEARCH, CHILDREN, ANIMALS, THE ENVIRONMENT, CLIMATE CHANGE, THE DISADVANTAGED, OVERSEAS AID AND CHARITIES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC.DONATIONS CAN BE MADE AT ANY TIME OF THE YEAR. THE TRUST DOES NOT NORMALLY ACCEPT UNSOLICITATED APPLICATIONS.

Education and trainingArts and cultural activitiesEnvironmental/conservation and heritage

Amara Conservation (UK) Trust is devoted to Conservation thru Education. We work in Kenya with our unique education program starting from showing environmental education films in local languages, carrying out community meetings and forums and assisting communities with capacity building once they decide for change. Goal: protect wildlife and wild habitats by helping communities in conflict areas