Arts Charities

For the improvement and furtherance of theoretical and practical education of students and the general public in applied photographic science and technology and in all forms of photography.

The Sri Lanka Christian Association raises funds by staging various concerts, dances, fashion shows, etc. and also with the collection monies at our Annual Carol Service we help the poor and needy, especially children and other groups, including the aged, blind, orphanages, and various others who are unable to make a living in Sri Lanka.

To remind both church and nation of the importance of our Christian heritage and the everlasting Gospel of The Lord Jesus Christ. Uphold the protestant reformed religion established by law according to the Queen's coronation oath.

We aim to provide a series of concerts/recitals/illustrated talks for public performance, given by choirs/musicians/speakers/actors, whose work is of a high standard and the best that we can afford to pay.

The preparation and distribution of a talking newspaper service to the visually impaired residing in, or connected with, the Charnwood Area of Leicestershire.

Fundraising to enhance the educational and social skills development of students attending St Michael's Catholic Academy. Creating a range of activities that help with wider community cohesion, using natural resources to add skills in traditional crafts and horticulture. Striving to support students with academic excellence particularly in sciences and mathematics, .

We produce a talking newspaper for the blind and partially sighted in the local area as shown below. This is produced on a fortnightly basis on CD or cassette tape and sent out to our listeners. Currently inactive since start of Covid 19 outbreak in February 2020.

To further legal education and training by the making of a gift of a book or books and/or monies once in every calendar year to a person who is or has been articled to a solicitor practising in the area of the Stockport Incorp Law Society etc

Educational

bingo and supper nights for young and old disco's for childrenarts and crafts for childrencoffee mornings fun club during school holidayswe have winter , easter, and autumn fairs

Cricket, Football, Angling, Theatrical and Dearne Playhouse. Providing sporting, arts and community facilities for people of all ages and abilities throughout the Dearne Valley

Provide grants to children within the Parish of Newbiggin in Teesdale when they leave Primary School to purchase Uniforms and Books Etc in preparation for Secondary School

The Keyham Educational Foundation supports the educational needs of those under the age of 25 years and who are resident or have parent(s) resident within the parish of Keyham. The educational needs include grants for seconday and tertiary education, financial assistance towards books, the arts, educational travel etc. The Charity also supports village groups partcipating in educational classes.

To make grants available for the purchase of books for prize giving to local senior schools in Bedworth - Nicholas Chamberlaine, Keresley Newland (no longer exists), Ash Green and Exhall Grange

The objects of the Fund are:1. To enable the Musicians Benevolent Fund to care for musicians suffering from crippling and degenerative diseases by providing special facilities in their homes or helping with the costs of nursing care, accommodation or other needs. To finance the establishment of a music building at St Hilda's College, Oxford, where Jacqueline du Pre was an honorary fellow.

Majority of our activities up to 2014 are contained within the Freemasonary activities but included isThe Gurka's ,the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal, Dorset Masonic Care, Zetland Court residential home and the Province of Dorset 1014 Festival which is to raise ?1 million towards dependant organisations and world wide support during catastrophe's

Congleton High School Parents in Partnership support Congleton High School in a number of ways:Organising and running school discos Organising and running an annual concert for Congleton residents to raise fundsSupporting parent forumsProviding funds for improvements to school facilitiesSponsoring awards for pupils of the schoolHosting parents' quiz evenings

supplying radio communications assistance to a range of public events and to the emergency services as required on a voluntary basis and training in these roles.

The New Work Trust promotes, improves, develops and maintains public education in and appreciation of the arts; arranges activities and exhibitions in all aspects of the arts including crafts and media; and supports the charitable objects of the Midlands Arts Centre through commissioning new works of art of all kinds for performance or public display.

The Charity acts to promote widespread appreciation of the landscape and understanding of human creativity in its evolution enhancement and protection. The Foundation remains available to the Landscape Institute's archive and library and other educational purposes.

Our library, The Blessing Library is under construction in Buguma. Expected to be completed and opened to the public in 2010. Our activities is the provision of high quality books to primary schools in the area, also secondary schools and other higher institutions. A children's section will be opened when the library is opened to the general public for free use.The library is now open.

To purchase for the Usher Gallery, for the benefit of the public, such paintings, drawings etc. As the trustees shall consider to be of national scientific historic interest or of interest by virtue of association with Lincolnshire to make financial provision for research and exhibitions relating to the above.

work in amateur theatre THE CONSORTIUM IS A GROUP OF 4 MAJOR COMPANIES WHO PERFORM IN COVENTRY. THE CONSORTIUM ASKS AS A LINK BETWEEN THE GROUPS AND ACTS AS A LIASON TO REPRESENT THOSE GROUPS IN ANY PUBLIC FORUM OR DISCUSSION.

To promote and protect The Majestic Theatre as a theatrical venue, for the benefit of the people of Retford and the surrounding districts without distinction of sex, race, disablement, political/religious beliefs or other opinions. To associate organisations and inhabitants in a common effort to advance education and provide facilities in the interests of social welfare and recreation.

The trust was established on the death of Harry Mortimer to encourage and support young British brass players, particularly those involved within the brass band movement. Annual awards are made to outstanding young students nominated by universities and colleges to further their careers.