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PTA

outdoor educational courses

Christian Church

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Church of England church

Function as a Christian Church

Provision of Higher Education

Provision of a Mining Museum

Museum

Religious activities

Church of England

Christian Methodist Church

religion activities

Baptist church

Church

Food bank / poverty relief.

Un-auditioned community choir

Upkeep and maintenance of Ashton Almshouses in Dunstable.

The objectives of the charity are to promote and improve the arts and stimulate public appreciation in such arts. The Trustees have sought to fulfill this objective through the promotion of high quality drama and entertainment centring on productions at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre itself. Such productions have gone on to tour nationally or run in the West End.

The Income of the charity is derived from investments and the annual donations made by the charity cover a wide range of activities. Particular emphasis is given to charities operating in the South Tyne area of Northumberland.

We run Peaslake village hall, a well-maintained facility with modern kitchen & toilets (inc. disabled), stage & dressing rooms. In a quiet Surrey village, the hall is used by village organisations (eg. Badminton club, Peaslake players, Community Fund) and is excellent for parties, pilates, wedding receptions, charity sales & similar events.

The upkeep of the Parish Church, relief of local people in need and the general benefit of the inhabitants of the Village of Evershott in such manner as the trustees think fit.

provider of warden assisted sheltered housing for ladies over 60 years old who are of limited means

The provision of live theatre for the people and district of Wyre Forest

Providing accommodation and necessary veterinary care for animals rescued by the RSPCA; including neutering, micro-chipping and care of these animals. Financial assistance to owners who cannot afford to pay for their animals veterinary treatment and/or neutering.Visiting the homes of potential adopters. Supporting the work of regional RSPCA centres

Support to those in hardship with connections to the grain and feed trade

Provision of almshouse accommodation to elderly people who, in the opinion of the trustees, satisfy the charity's eligibility criteria.

The object of the trust is to provide childcare to Service, ex-Service and civilian families.The charity offers a flexible, safe and nurturing environment that takes into account the specific needs of these children and families.The charity aims to improve the lives of vulnerable young children by employing professionals to provide stability and offer high quality, continuity of care.

Provide social housing for elderly people

The provision and maintenance of a village hall, playing field and ancillary facilities for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Brentor and the neighbourhood with the object of improving the condition of life of the said inhabitants

Running & maintaining a village hall for the benefit of the local community.

Village hall providing hire facilities, and other clubs e.g. art club, bowls and drama.

Provide almshouses for elderly residents in West Bromwich

The laying out, planting, improvement, maintenance and upkeep of the trust land as a garden for the enjoyment of the public and also for the purposes of experimentation and research (by the growth and propagation of trees and plants of any kind and in any manner) with a view to the futherance of the study and science of botany and the increase of knowledge in respect thereof.

The Woodclyffe Almshouses provides accommodation for elderly people in 8 self-contained flats.

The trust exists to support and help Friends in need who are members or attenders of Central England Area Quaker Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends Formerly and is also known as Warwickshire Monthly Meeting. The trust acts following an approach from the needy Friend's local meeting.

Provide facilities for functions held by public in aid of charities and other bodies or private idividuals,

To promote community activities and sport. Annual horticultural show and other fundraising events.

This is a village hall serving a scattered community.Regular bookings include WI, Toddlers Group, Baby group, Table Tennis, , Amateur dramatics,over 60's Lunch Club, Pilates. Regular fund raising social events.Private bookings from local residents for children's parties, weddings etc.Some use by Health Walkers, ramblers.

Use of the Village hall for meetings, lectures, classes, social events, recreation, exhibitions, entertainment and sporting activities with the object of improving the quality of life for all age groups.

Animal welfare including rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming of companion animals (dog and cats ), animal welfare education activities, outreach work.

The Charity's purpose is to relive "persons resident in the area who are in need, hardship or distress by making grants of money or paying for items, services or facilities". The area is the electoral wards of Egham, Englefield Green, Hythe and Virginia Water and a beneficiary should, normally, have resided there for not less than five years.

Provide 11 bungalows, each for single occupancy by widowed or single women of pensionable age, who are able to look after themselves, and who are eligible for housing benefit.

This charity maintains a building for community activities ranging from further education classes, leisure courses, pantomime, concerts, band practice, hall for local school's PE and drama, community events and fund raising events.

Provision of building consisting of three rooms for use by community

The Trust's objectives are to use its income for the people in the Trust's area for:1) provision of gardens and open spaces2) support for recreation and leisure facilities3) support for education facilities4) relief of the aged, handicapped and poor.The Trust's area covers Great Tower Hill, Tower Hill and the London Borough of Tower Hamlets.

We provide accommodation, four almshouses.We run allotmentsWe offer relief in need.

RSWT's objects are to promote the conservation and study of nature, the promotion of research into such conservation and to educate the public in understanding and appreciating nature, in the awareness of its value and in the need for conservation. The Society primarily does this by supporting the work of The Wildlife Trusts to restore 'A Living Landscape' and secure 'Living Seas'.

The Society is run purely by voluntary help.

Founded in 1739 and incorporated by Royal Charter in 1838, the Society grants financial relief to officers and former officers of the Royal Navy, Royal Marines, QARNNS, WRNS and their Reserves, and including spouses, former spouses, and families in need. In the last year grants just in excess of £500,000 were made. Additionally many hours are spent signposting, offering advice or a friendly ear.