Arts Charities That specialise in Print media

Activities include quarterly publication of a village magazine, publication and dissemination of walks and information leaflets, managing the Community Library, running Pantomime and Youth Theatre groups, attempting to establish a new community building, Twinning Association, arranging events including entertainments and street markets, heritage activities etc.

Family History Society operating a library of Norfolk Genealogical Resources at Kirby Hall in Norwich, doing research, producing a quarterly magazine, The Norfolk Ancestor, and providing an online database for research purposes

Publishing Christian magazine and books and electronic media

Education, training development, research and publications aimed at providing awareness and knowledge of the concepts and moral practices in financial transactions governed by Islamic principles. The Institute of Islamic Banking and Insurance offers courses, organises training and publishes books on important areas of Islamic economics and finance, as well as a magazine, NewHorizon.

The Society is the designated Neighbourhood Forum for the Dore Area, with responsibility for preparing a Neighbourhood Plan for Dore. The Society also aims to foster the protection and enhancement of the local environment, amenities and facilities within Dore, to encourage a spirit of community and to record its historic development.

The charity publishes a Christian magazine - The Plain Truth - three times a year, which is circulated free to its subscribers. The magazine carries articles on everyday topics, from a Christian perspective. The charity also produces a monthly podcast which is free to download. The magazine is available in both print and a pdf (downloadable) version. The charity has also produced a free book.

TO PROMOTE THE BENEFIT OF THE INHABITANTS OF ELSENHAM WITH THE OBJECT OF IMPROVING THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE FOR THE SAID INHABITANTS.TO PROVIDE A COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION MEMORIAL HALL FOR THE USE OF ORGANISATIONS, CLUBS AND PRIVATE HIRE.TO HOLD EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR TO RAISE FUNDS - VILLAGE FETE, CHRISTMAS BAZAAR. TO FACILITATE THE PRODUCTION OF ELSENHAM NEWS(VILLAGE MAGAZINE).

Our annual showcase event British International Film Festival (BIAFF) will be held in May 2023 and takes place in Birmingham. Film & Video Maker magazine is proudly published bi-monthly. Our website continues to help promote and support amateur film making activities. We allocate grants to promote these objectives. For more information, please visit www.theiac.org.uk.

Community-based Flexible Learning Programme; English with Life in the UK, Food Safety & Hygiene, Video Editing, Music & Writing, Computer & Employment Training with placement, Job Search for the local community open to all age. Publication of Dual Language Magazine, Cultural & Educational Activities, Oral History of Bangladeshi in Greater Manchester produced 50 videos and published a history book.

The Attitude Magazine Foundation provides assistance to those within the LGBTQ community who need help, providing direct assistance or connecting them with those best placed to provide it.

Provision of local news on audio cassette, memory stick or CD for blind or visually impaired people in the local area. Also provision of weekly and monthly audio magazines

We promote and teach the skills-craft of knotting and associated crafts to members of the public (retired groups -WI, youth groups-scouts, guides, army/sea cadets). We hold a library of knot books for reference, for public use. We publish (quarterly) a knotting magazine. We maintain a website including a forum for information exhange including tutorials.

SFHG offers encouragement, help and advice to all. 4 meeting centres with monthly meetings at Brighton & Hove, Horsham, Uckfield, Worthing. SFHG library at Falmer nr Lewes. Website and magazine. E-newsletter "Surelye", e-mailing list. Annual conference. Transcriptions, indexes, databases, CDs etc. from publications@sfhg.uk. Bookstall at events.

capacity building activities and support for community and voluntary organisations in the area of benefit acting as an umbrella organisation for groups, providing a focal point for taking up issues which will improve the quality of life, provides office facilities for local residents, a production base for a community newspaper.Provides a community centre for social and recreation activites

MCS-Aware provides awareness, support and education for anyone affected by Environmental Illness (EI) and Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) worldwide. We aim to facilitate research into Multiple Chemical Sensitivity and to campaign for recognition and better services for people with EI. Resources include an E-newsletter, forum, support group and quarterly magazine.

Burnham Community Association offers a range of services and activities in and around the village of Burnham in Buckinghamshire, These include community transport schemes, an information centre and older people's clubs. Its sub groups include Friends of Burnham Library, Round and About community Magazine and Burnham Carnival.

Village Information and Advice Centre for advice,training,debt and money advice,advocacy,internet , legal, benefits, form filling , literacy support, village magazine, craft workshop,hospital transport, housing related problems

The Open Bible Trust publishes a magazine and Bible study materials including books, booklets, CDs, MP3s, and DVDs. It also holds seminars and conferences and organises an annual Christian holiday, all of which take place in a variety of locations throughout the UK. The Open Bible Trust website, www.obt.org.uk, is updated regularly, and gives further details.

Pevensey Memorial Hall is for the use of the community. The hall is hired out for Ballroom Dancing, Modern Sequence Dancing, Indoor Bowls, Guides and Brownies. Bingo is held every Friday evening and the Hall is hired out at any other available time for various functions. The Hall also produces a 32 page glossy covered magazine, The Parish Pump,distributed free to 5000 homes, three times a year.

Publicising the activities and values of the General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches by means of a fortnightly newspaper.

ACT has a national network of local groups; regional training days and national conferences offer faith-based professional development. ACT promotes and safeguards Christian values in education and wider society. The ACT membership magazine and website provide information and encouragement to Christians in education.

Membership approximately 340 with 42 varied activity groups. Monthly meetings with guest speakers. Monthly committee meetings. Newslink magazine. Visits to places of interest, entertainment. Membership of Derbyshire Network - a group of neighbouring U3A organisations.

Publishing books, booklets and other religious information for distribution world-wide. Publishing "The Dawn" monthly magazine on behalf of the Dawn Christadelphian Fellowship. Making welfare grants and giving financial assistance for preaching activities in the UK and overseas. The Charity is based in Nottingham where it has an office and storage facilities for its publications.

We have organised Festivals and Workshops to promote music and in particular the harmonica throughout the year. Through our bi-monthly magazine/newsletter we also promote and educate members and readers in harmonica music.

The Trust promotes the Christian faith as described by the London Confession of Faith (1689). It does this by means of publishing its magazine "Reformation Today", organising the Carey Conference for those in Christian leadership and ministry, book publishing and ministry in the two-thirds world through its provision of literature and support of conference ministry.