Arts Charities

Provides Arts workshops (Music Therapy, Makaton, Disability Dance, Drama, Life & Social Skills, Lego Therapy and Arts and Crafts) for disabled adults aged 16 and over.

Church of Christ (Commercial Road), holds regular worship and teaching services, prayer meetings, events, public celebration of religious festivals, produces/distributes literature to enlighten others about the Christian faith. We also carry out other charitable purposes: feeding the poor, working with children/young people, visiting the sick and elderly, supporting the homeless and those in need.

The charity maintains a library of approximately 40,000 volumes to support research into the history of business enterprise. It has purchased a leasehold business unit at the Grove Technology Park, Wantage, and this is being fitted out as a research library and study centre. Once the books have all been moved into the library the facility will be opened to the public.

The object of the Society is to advance public education in the life and achievements of Admiral Lord Nelson and other relevant subjects, by arranging talks, meetings, seminars and lectures, visits and expeditions, publishing books and papers, journals and other material, and supporting research and projects relevant to the aims of the Society.

Provision of places of worship Organising Christian worship prayers bible studies and preaching. Distributing Christian literature to enlighten others about Christian religion Provision of money management and debt counselling advice Provision of small grants of money subject to availability of funds Area of Benefit: We operate in Southwark, London

We provide facilities for sport,recreation and education for the benefit of local residents.We facilitate the use of premises as a venue for amateur theatre groups

The object of the Hammersmith and Fulham Arts Festival (HF ArtsFest) is to advance the appreciation of and involvement in the arts in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham for the public benefit, in particular, but not exclusively, through the provision of an arts festival. HF ArtsFest is an inclusive annual ArtsFest for the whole community including disabled and non-disabled artists.

The principal activities of the charity have continued to be discussions and the dissemination of literature, prayer meditation and intercessions. The charity has also continued to increase its work in the country by promoting conferences and retreats.

Support to Rotary and other local charities.Major fundraising activities of: - Charity concert at the Anvil, held last Sunday of January - featuring HM Band of the Royal Marines Basingstoke Festival of Transport, held second Monday in May - featuring almost 1000 vehicles, 70 stalls and up to 10,000 visitors and is one of the larger events of its type in the South East

VILLAGE PRE-SCHOOL, PROVIDING PRE-SCHOOL CHILDCARE FOR CHILDREN AGED 2 - 4.THIS SETTING IS BASED IN THE COMMUNITY ROOM OF THE SCHOOL AND OFFERS ACTIVITIES BASED AROUND THE EYFS STATUTORY GUIDANCE, INCLUDING PERSONAL AND SOCIAL SKILLS, PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT, LANGUAGE, BOOKS, PUZZLES,CONSTRUCTION AND NUMEROUS ACTIVITIES BASED AROUND AREAS OF LEARNING.

The Foundation supports people with their education, including students with the purchase of their books, equipment or tools and fees,students with the purchase of their musical instruments,students with their travel,projects abroad and field studies.Priority will be given to people within a 30 mile radius of Stokesley, North Yorks. and people working towards their first degree or equivalent.

The charity produces high quality participatory arts and culture activities for local people in the county of Suffolk. Projects are aimed at those traditionally excluded. The charity runs an inclusive youth theatre in Stowmarket which engages with young people of all backgrounds through drama. Taking part is free and there are no auditions to gain access to our work.

One-to-one support through professional memory health care workers and peer support at monthly coffee mornings for those living with dementia and their carers. Other activities include weekly tai chi sessions, art classes, singing together, and one off events or outings. Additionally monthly pub lunches and a fortnightly day club take place for those with early on-set or early stage dementia.

Trustees support education costs for hugely disadvantaged children from the 'slums' of Bangalore, India, the costs of University education for a gifted Ghanaian also a UK volunteer working amongst rural Gipsies in Romania who are rejected by many. Trustees also address other needs, both overseas and in the UK, as and when they present themselves.

We aim to provide a happy stimulating and safe environment in which all children can learn through play with adult support and encouragement. Our activities in relation to these objectives are learning through play, eg. painting, Lego and outdoor play, group stories and songs and discussion times.

Public concerts, recitals, and public education in music

We fund after school music clubs which include a Samba band & violin & guitar classes. The children then have opportunities to take part in local festivals & community events, giving them confidence & enthusiasm to learn an instrument. Our organised events include both Xmas & Summer fairs, which provide fun for the kids & a chance to raise money for the school.

The relief of poverty and need, the protection of health, the advancement of education and the protection and conservation of the environment. Have recently completed the construction of a schoolblock and provided all necessary equipment including desks, chairs, pens, pencils and exercise books.

Promotes hospital, health & wellbeing broadcasting in the UK.Acts as umbrella organisation supporting independent local hospital, health & wellbeing broadcasting organisations.

Assists other organisations in the arts and sporting fields by grants and donations and carries out various cultural community events.

Aims and Objectives: To create an awareness of Indian classical music in the UK. To promote Indian classical music & fusion among the other ethnic groups, which will help create a better understanding between different ethnicities.To provide an outlet for youngsters with creative talents, thus building their self-confidence and broadening their scope of interest. Provide a safe space for inter-a

The purpose of NCMF is to provide an opportunity for young musicians and speech/drama students to perform in public in front of a professional adjudicator, and to receive constructive feedback to assist their creative development. The NCMF organises an annual festival which usually lasts for two weeks at the beginning of March. .

The Charity supports the live performance of Classical Music within the Bridgnorth Rural District Area. In particular it financially supports the annual English Haydn Festival, a nine day Classical Music Festival focused around the works of Haydn and those Composers of the late 18th Century. The Trust promotes the performances of Classical Music to the local Youth, through a Schools Concert.

Our programme includes the Leeds Jazz Festival and the Jazz events in Chapel Allerton Arts Festival, evening and Sunday afternoon concerts with international, national and regional jazz artists, jazz workshops for schools and people who want to learn to play jazz, Jazz Voices choir where people learn vocal techniques and improvisation, jazz cafe jam sessions where we encourage people to join in.

Raising funds from parents of our school for the better schooling of children of our school. Fund raisers are (in order of most financial): Annual Auction/Dinner & Dance, Summer Fair, Bingo, Christmas Fair, Used Uniform sales, Read-a-thon, lunch clubs, Christmas card sales, cake sales.