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To advance religion in accordance with the orthodox Jewish faith and such other purposes as are recognised by English law as charitable.

Grants made to medical/health/sickness and Jewish religious charities - not to individuals.

We work to break down barriers of inclusions by bringing amateur productions of musical theatre, theatrical performances operettas & light opera to the local community and improve confidence, ability and a sense inclusion.

To proclaim and further the Gospel by preaching and teaching of the Christian faith.

Management and upkeep of Addington Village Hall

Provision of transport to the disabled/disadvantaged to enable them to use medical services at hospitals and medical practices. Visits to opticians, dentists etc. Localised shopping, clubs etc.

To provide first class facilities at an affordable cost to voluntary organisations serving the community & for private hire functions in the locality

Trianon Music Group consists of a large symphony orchestra and choir who perform three major concerts each year. At other times throughout the year members of Trianon also participate in smaller groups who perform Community Concerts in churches, village halls and community centres. The group also hosts Music Study Days and participates in other regional musical events.

To provide & maintain 1) open space to allow the general public to play sport & use recreationaly, 2) childrens play area for all ages, 3) tennis court for adults & children, 4) pavillion/shower & changing rooms for anyone playing sport on recreation ground. Funded by activities organized by committee. Disabled toilet facilities available.

The Peakirk Village Hall Management Committee encourages the use of the hall for social, educational, recreational, sporting and fund raising activities. The Committee is also responsible for maintaining the hall to an acceptable standard, complying with health and safety regulations along with raising the funds to pay for all the running costs, essential maintenance and improvements.

Fundraising activities in support of The Women's Library; attracting Friends by means of social activities.

Encouraging resident students and their friends to help in the education of children and immigrants in deprived areas of Manchester and undertake social projects in underdeveloped countries.Running girls' clubs in different areas, where they learn new skills, and have the opportunity to interact with children of different nationalities and backgrounds.

The object of the charity is the advancement of musical education for the benefit of the public, and in particular: (1) the promotion of the musical training and general education of the choristers of the Temple Church by the provision and award of scholarships; and (2) the promotion of the appreciation of choral music by public performance in the Temple Church

Polling Station / Local markets / Yoga / Keep Fit / Dog Training - Kennel Club / Dance Practice / Parties for children / Local theatre / Local events such as quizzes / Heritage centre / Exhibitions for the benefit of ALL members of the village and local area etc.

Religious place of worship. Promotion of Sikhism

Giving public access to the artistic works held by the Pasternak Trust (the work of Leonid Osipovich, Boris Leonidovich and other members of the Pasternak family); ensuring the professional cataloguing and conservation of these works; making them available for scholarly study; promotion of the works through exhibitions and a website.

Grant aiding maintenance and restoration of church bells in England and Wales.

Operation and management of local community village hall

The trustees make grants to charities in relation to which they have a direct knowledge or personal involvement.

The charity:- facilitates members of the association to organise an annual conference.- provides bursaries for young researchers to attend national and international conferences to present work on zeolites and related materials.- provide free advice and information to the public and other bodies as required.

Club for men and women over 60, friendly and supportive environment to play cards, scrabble, board games, knit, read or just chat over tea and cakes; several lunches and outings arranged over the year. Meeting every Wednesday.

The primary object of the charity is the advancement of the Christian faith, which it does through the Sword of the Spirit, an international network of ecumenical Christian communities. These communities engage in pastoral and evangelistic work, in the provision of public worship, and in cooperating with one another in pursuing their compatible aims.

Performs two Classical Choral work concerts a year, in various local venues with guest soloists. With the aim of encouraging singers starting out on their musical careers. Joins with others in a Summer Proms concert. Rehearses weekly, on Thursday evenings for about twenty-four weeks a year at the Parish Centre of St Mary the Virgin Church, Dover to prepare for concerts.

MAINTAIN THE PREMISES AND PROVIDE BOOKING SYSTEM FOR THE USE OF THE HALL

Supporting childrens instrumental needs in college, external concerts and tours, music provision in college, coordinating catering needs

the objects of the charity are to manage and maintain the community hall for the benefit of the residents of the village of winchelsea beach as defined by rother district council and icklesham parish council;and provide facilities for social and educational activities,and enhance the quality of life of the said residents.

The trust provides small grants to organisations helping young people to obtain the skills they need for both work & life. Principal donations are currently directed to organisations in Surrey & North Hampshire focussed on providing practical training, skills & support where the education system is not enabling young people to reach their full potential.

Chipping Norton Pre-School is a small, friendly Pre-School located in the grounds of Chipping Norton School. Established for over 35 years, we provide a rich and varied enviroment supporting the childrens learning and development. We offer a bright, spacious play area, quiet area and a messy play area. Outside we have a well equipped playground and a sensory garden.

Provision and maintenance of a village hall, which is available to the local public for sport, recreation, functions, dance classes and any other such activities.

Grants given to mainly London charities & educational support of London based applicants.

Provide activities for young people between the ages of 5 and 14 within the Scouting movement.

Charity making grants to other charities in different sectors which are brought to the Trustees by members of the Wallis family and which the Trustees decide to support.

Production of Community Plays and related heritage and community arts projects

We provide a forum for research and exchange of information on all aspects of past metallurgy, in Britain and worldwide. We also aim to promote the understanding and conservation of all aspects of the heritage relevant to metallurgy. Our interests range from prehistory to the present, and from extraction and smelting to all aspects of metalworking and the use of metals in society.

Provide a range of activities for youngesters aged 6 years to 18 years. for more information look at www.scouts.org.uk

Our charity is part of the scout association, providing activities for children.

The objectives of the charity provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupation.

Sikh Religious organisation provides religious, educational, cultural, Sports and Community development services in the Southall(West London) Area. It also provides relief for poverty within community and supports relief efforts in the event of disasters around the world.

The Charity fosters the aims of The Scout Association to help young people achieve their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potential as individuals, as responsible citizens and as Members of their local, national and international communities. The Scouting method is to give young people the opportunity to 'learn by doing' in partnership with adults.

Management of Benevolent Fund of deposits/donations from Members.Distribution of charitable donations to organisations in need of funding and in response to international, national and local appeals.

Provision and maintenance of hall and facilities for use by local and other clubs/groups (all ages) and family celebrations, fund raising etc. Large hall (max 150), meeting room (30), disabled access/toilet. Large kitchen, bar available. Parking 50 adjacent hall, easy access M5 Gloucester South J12.

Provide and maintain village hall for use by people in the parish and surrounding area.

The purpose of scouting is to contribute to the development of young people in achieving their full potentials - physical, intellectual, social and spiritual - as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities.

The Friends organise social and fund raising events for parents and girls of Guildford High School.

Provides a hall for hire to be used for education and recreation.Provides allotments (approximately 19).

1st Olney Scout Group. (Including Beavers, Scouts & Cubs)

The activities of our charity mainly consist of the following:a. Sikh religious prayers for the local communityb. Ceremonials functions such as marriages and religious functions such as Sikh new yearsc. Facilties for teaching punjabi and english languages for any agesd. provision of facilities for the local school children visits as part of their educational program

The Trust supports individuals and charities as explained in the Grants Policy briefly described below. Grants to members, widows, and their dependants of the Plaisterers Livery Company in need. Educational Grants in the plastering industry specifically, but generally in City of London and surrounding areas. Support of HM Forces Charities. Educational bursaries to Choir Schools.

Make donations and loans to educational institutions and charitable organisations and for the relief of poverty.

Promotion of lectures and study days aimed at educating the public in appreciating decorative and fine arts. Arranging visits to museums, galleries, collections and historic houses. Undertaking church recording work. Providing volunteers for heritage property guides. Giving financial aid to young arts. Contributing to national fundraising for fine art.