Arts Charities

To promote the Christian faith and all its attributes; to show the love of Jesus the Christ to the whole world, in teaching and preaching and making music and to join in the battle for the eradication of poverty, wherever it may be found around the world.

Raise money to provide resources eg books, musical instruments, play equipment, for Frome Valley First School

Woking's New Cinema Club shows a season of films from across the world and years. We aim to enable the audience the opportunity to see films that may have had a restricted distribution. This is balanced with some older films and some mainstream offerings.

Promotion of music education and to promote concerts featuring the English Chamber Orchestra and as further set out in the Trustees report

The primary aim of Truro Hospital Radio is to relieve the stress and boredom of patients within Cornwalls Hospitals by broadcasting a lively mix of music, requests, chat and information to the patients 24 hours a day.

Provides and rents out community facility for:Parish Council meetings; art groups and workshops; village flower & produce show; quiz nights; social events; youth clubs; village meetings; external meetings and seminars; pantomimes and other performances; film nights; exercise classes; parties; wedding receptions; funeral lunches and teas

The charity supports a diverse group of organisations including medical and disabled groups. Literary, homeless and dance-based charities are also included. Over 250 organisations are supported annually.

Provide weekly audio cassette tapes of local news free of charge for the blind and visually impaired.

i) to inform the public of the history of Hitchin and the surrounding district;ii) to undertake research into the origins and development of buildings, people, organisations, crafts, trades, and other aspects of historical interest;iii) to publish the results of such research;iv) to inform members and others of matters likely to impact the historic character of the town.

The interest on the Literary Institute Trust whyteleafe - investments is used to foster the appreciation of Science Art and Literature and to assist adults learning in Whyteleafe seeking to benefit from further educational training.

Annual Eisteddfod where adult, teenagers and children compete by singing, reciting and playing instruments.

donations made to local organisations in Northumberland, especially those to do with eduction, youth, arts and music.

Community Centre providing classes and services to the Community. Classes include, Sewing and Embroidery, Art, Yoga, and Patchwork. It is also used by the Cylch Glasinfryn, Community Council, Gwynedd Council. It encourages disabled persons to use the centre for the various activities

Production and perfomance of musical theatre for ages 8-80

The aims of the Charity are to encourage, improve and extend the cultivation of clematis and to disseminate knowledge of clematis and clematis culture by means of publications, promotions, exhibitions, scientific research, national co-operation and exchange, meetings, conferences, horticultural shows and other appropriate activities.

The Singers give between 3 and 6 performances throughout the south east and often in response to a request to raise funds for a charity.

The British Association for the Study of Religions (BASR) promotes the study of the world's religions amongst interested scholars and students through its annual conference, a regular newsletter and publications such as the electronic journal DISKUS. It is affiliated internationally to both the IAHR and EASR.

MONTHLY MEETINGS FOR LOCAL WOMEN WITH SPEAKERS COVERING TOPICS OF INTEREST, CURRENT AFFAIRS AND EDUCATION, ARTS AND CRAFTS, HEALTH AND FITNESS AND OUTINGS TO PLACES OF INTEREST.

To support the repair of the Union Chapel building in Upper Street, Islington; the safeguarding of the Congregation of Union Chapel Archives; and the implementation of the Organ Restoration and Music Outreach Project, and their use for the benefit of the wider community. To assist the Union Chapel Project, Margins Project, and Church in fund raising and organising events.

Promotion of education of the public in the study, knowledge and appreciation the art of music and particularly the music of John Golland

The charity is concerned with education, scholarship and research concerning the life and works of the music composer Henry Purcell and the influence of Purcell on English and European music. It seeks to procure a complete and authoritative issue of the said works and the publication of any musical or other material which advances education in his life and works.

Supporting the musical education of children in the North Herts Area working through the North Herts Music School (Highbury Rd, Hitchin).

The mission of the charity is to support the activities of the young musicians of the City of Hull.

The charity produces concerts (usually three per year) for musicians and audiences in the West Cumbria region.

Activities are for ladies of the area. They include talks, outings, theatre trips and activities organised by the Lancashire Federation of Women's Institutes.