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Financial support for Little Malvern Priory, especially towards the maintenance and repair of the fabric and the furniture and fittings of the church.

Supports the publication of books and papers. Offers scholarships.

The Gatty Hall functions as the centre of village life for the community of Ecclesfield and the surrounding area. Weekly activities on offer are badminton, ballroom dancing, hand bell ringers, Brownies, Guides, playgroup, toddler & mums group, craft workshop, mothers union, ladies group, line dancing, dancing class, local M.P. monthly surgery and ad hoc bookings. The trustees continue to provide a

The Trust aims to relieve and assist young persons under the age of 25 who suffer deprivation, poverty, financial hardship or difficulty, parental neglect, lack of control or other misfortune.

Maintaining Community Centre for use by all members of Alstonefield and adjacent parishes for leisure, education, personal, and general use for any purpose considered appropriate.

EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF WOMEN IN THE LOCAL AREA.

We arrange monthly lectures between September and April, with walks and field trips in the summer months. Members receive an annual journal and regular newsletters.

Our aim is to offer members the opportunuty of sharing friendship and learning - to widen their horizons and together to influence local, national and international affairs.

The charity provides low cost rental housing to local people over the age of 60, who have a proven need - whether the need be housing, social or financial.

To Permit the chapel and sunday school to be used occupied and enjoyed fo the public worship of almighty God and for the religious instruction of the members of the congregation.

Provides a venue for local community activities.

The principal activity of the Charity is that of the provision of independent living accommodation for older people

The main object is the furthering the teaching of the Buddha in the UK. The Charity's main activity is the development, maintenance and upkeep of two Theravada Buddhist monasteries in the UK. These provide focal points for members of the public to learn or deepen their understanding of Buddhism. Typical activities include meditation classes and retreats, public talks and formal ceremonies.

raising funds for the welfare of ex service and serving personnel and their families

Represents and coordinates the common work of 10 Lutheran churches with congregations or chaplaincies in Britain.

The objects of the branch are to promote the work of the National Society of the RSPCA, with particular emphasis on the Burton-on-Trent & District Branch.The key aim is to find suitable permanent new homes for as many animals as possible, and to provide proper care for those who have been neglected, mistreated or abandoned.

To promote animal welfare in the Branch area

To promote kindness and prevent cruelty to animals and alleviate suffering of all animals. The Branch operates in Darlington, South Durham, Teesdale and North Yorkshire. (Darlington, Newton Aycliffe, Bishop Auckland, Richmond, Barnard Castle and all area in between)

Supports the work of the Dohnavur Fellowship in India which runs a children's home and a rural hospital. It provides for retired missionaries who had given their lives to this work without salaries.

To give financial assistance to the poor and needy in the parish of St. Agnes. Cornwall

The Charity funds the church and parish structure within the Diocese. there is a church in each parish and, as well as offering worship, the church reaches out in ministry and service to the local community.

To provide funds for the relief of poverty and distress to individuals or organisations approved by the Council of the Rotary Club of Kendal and to provide funds for the advancement of education.

Relief of those in need, hardship or distress, in the parishes of Burton on the Wolds, Buckminster, Croxton Kerrial, Knipton, Barkstone le Vale and Harby. The trustees may also assist someone who qualifies for assistance who resides outside the area of benefit or who is a temporary resident in the area of benefit.

Main Activities include provision of a meeting place for:-1. The Dance Group2. The Whist Group3. The OAP's meeting placeProvides a meeting place for many charitable groups and for events for the over 50's

Provides facilities for general local activities

THE CHARITY EXISTS TO OPERATE THE VILLAGE HALL , A FACILITY FOR USE BY ALL MEMBERS OF THE LOCAL COMMUNITY

The repair and maintenance of the Town Hall and for any purpose for the benefit of the inhabitants of Yarmouth.

The Embroiderers Guild is a national educational charity with around 1500 members and a network of just over 100 affiliated independent stitch groups. It has a museum with a unique global collection and offers a programme of exhibitions, events, workshops and lectures. It also has a specialist library and publishes Embroidery the successful textile art magazine.

New London Singers is an organisation of volunteers promoting and providing choral music to the general public primarily in London, and supporting music students through sponsorship and commissioning of new music compositions

General public entertainement/MankindProvision of Hobby pursuits on a voluntary basis

Donations to local, national and international worthy causes: Hospices, natural disasters, physically & mentally handicapped persons etc.

Provision of Hall to rent at low cost for community benefit

Management of the Winchelsea New Hall village hall to provide a facility for the community and local societies

To encourage devotion to St Therese of Lisieux and to spread knowledge of her spirituality of love and trust in God our Father. To raise funds to help the missionary work of the Catholic Church overseas especially projects for the poor, sick, deprived and marginalised.

The Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy was founded for the purpose of the education of the poor and for the help of those in any kind of need. The convent became St Margaret's Convent. The Sisters engage in a variety of ministries, working in schools, aprishes, hospitals, day centres and outreach.

The repair & restoration of Christian Churches in the area of the Diocese of Chelmsford, through grant giving

The Charles Halle Foundation raises funds to assist the Halle Concerts Society in its non-core activities and in particular to finance foreign tours by the Halle Orchestra, to create opportunities to encourage young British astists and composers, to provide special concerts for young people and to support the Halle's education and outreach programme.

The Charity provides housing in 15 Almshouses on one site in Harrogate town centre. The Charity criteria stipulates applicants must have a true housing need, be over 60, have a clear connection with the administrative area of Harrogate Borough (as defined in 1974) or Bradford Metropolitan District Council and be capable of independent living.

TO ADVANCE THE THEATRICAL ARTS, AND ADVANCE EDUCATION IN THE THEATRICAL ARTS, BY THE AWARDING OF GRANTS TO CHARITIES OR OTHER COMMUNITY GROUPS, PROJECTS AND ORGANISATIONS, WORKING TO FURTHER SUCH PURPOSES FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT.

The advancement of the Christian Gospel of salvation by the grace of God through Christ Jesus through its proclamation.Also, the advancement of education by teaching; the relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability and financial hardship and the advancement of community development.

To help the old, sick, poor and disabled of Ewhurst and Ellens Green parish

Pentecostal Christian fellowship services are regularly held for the benefit of the local community. Baptisms, marriages and funeral services are conducted. The Church's weekly publication is distributed worldwide.

Albury Village Hall supports the local community by providiing a rental building for the purpose of meetings, clubs, sports activities, pre-school and school activities, music events etc.

Advancement of the Roman Catholic religion in England & Wales

We work in the field of dementia, providing awareness and information about the condition, and training in its effective management.

Provides facilities for Educational, Social and Sporting activities.

The Craster Community Trust has a wide remit. It is responsible for the upkeep of the village Hall and the children's playground. Craster Memorial Hall provides all the facilities normally associated with such an institution. However the trustees also have the facility to carry out any other charitable activity they deem fit for the benefit of the residents of the parish of Craster and Dunstan.

The Property held in connection with this charity is the Manse, which provides a home for the minister of Jerusalem Baptist Church.

Relief of hardship or distress either generally or individually by making grants of money.Preference given in following order:Relations of the founder being Roman Catholic Other relatives of the founderPersons being Roman CatholicIf, and in so far as income is not required for above, then for other charitable purposes as the trustees think fit.

The trust's principal activities in New Alresford are:- Operating a local community minibus. Running markets in Broad Street. Lessor of the Old Fire Station. Maintaining the avenue and trees in Broad Street. Administering the Arthur Stowell History Fund. Operating a 99 year lease on the Eel House and finalising the restoration. The maintenance and development of the Alresford Museum.