Arts Charities

Brunswick Vocal Arts advances the arts in England through education programmes and performances for classical singers, and through its community chorus work with singers from the wider community.

To advance the musical education of young people

The Sime Gallery reflect different artistic styles and enables the public to learn about Sidney Sime;foremost a VictorianEdwardian illustrator with a unique gift for fantasy and heightened imagination. 800 paintings, illustrations, theatrical and amusing local caricatures, large oils of fantastical scenes, stunning Scottish landscapes, letters on view as a source of education and enjoyment.

The education of the public principally in Hastings and East Sussex in all areas of the arts, but mainly on the visual arts, by providing permanent professional standard gallery space for members to exhibit their work to the public, and by providing a public resource for the development of skills and knowledge, encouraging collaboration, networking and debate within all areas of the arts.

Church fund raising events: Social gatherings of locals and of people outside of the Malhamdale area. ie: Concerts, Musical evenings, Keep Fit ClassesEvents to raise funds for the upkeep of the Parish hall ie: Bridge Drives, Table Top Sales, Fashion Shows, Auction of Donated Goods, film nights and indoor boules.

1. Religious activities, religious festivals. 2. Hold music sessions (religious only). 3. Hold permission for registered weddings. 4. Advocate community harmony and good relations. 5. Promote peace and harmony with community.

To bring together different communities within Worcestershire by strengthening integration &cultivating, nurturing and encouraging the exploration of South Asian culture.To document & preserve the social impact of Worcestershire South Asian Communities. To deliver an annual Mela Festival & projects held in the city of Worcester & Worcestershire.

OUR OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES ARE TO STAGE TWO MUSICAL THEATRE PRODUCTIONS FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY EACH YEAR.

We act as a general advice and community centre with various clubs and sports teams operating from the premises, gymnastics, badminton, football, dance classes. Small or large groups can be accommodated. We also have a bar and a function/meeting room, all with disabled access. We provide a mother and toddler group and baby exercise class.

Polish language classes for children

To provide grants to young people residing in the Fairfield area of Buxton, to assist with their education at university or college. Also to give grants for sports, study of music & other arts. Generally assisting with those costs.

Rehearsal and performance of sacred and secular musicSupport of other charities

To advance the education of the public in the subject of the crafts and arts by the following:-the provision of premises and facilities for individuals and groups topractise the craft of pottery, ceramics, sculpture, related crafts and otherarts and crafts;-the provision of financial support to teachers/students of the crafts orarts whether teaching or studying-ad hoc talks/classes

Religious. Promotion of Christian Science. Holding of Church Services. Provision of a Reading Room where Christian Science literature can be purchased and studied including the study of a weekly bible lesson.

We provide an artistic venue in which local people can participate and be educated in various crafts and skills of embroidery, silk painting, pottery, art and life drawing. We aim to enhance the quality of life in the community. We are an apolitical association.

We run a social space, offer free refreshments/food, free clothes/books, free telephone for welfare issues, cheap/free Internet access. We offer free, professional and confidential welfare advice and representation. We also organise educational and recreational outings and events for children of disadvantaged families.

To advance the Islamic religion for the public benefit, in particular but not exclusively by holding prayer meetings, lectures, public celebration of religious festivals, producing and/or distributing literature, promoting publications, writings, discussions, gatherings, talks, teaching, education and research and by any other means as the trustees shall in their discretion determine.

The aims of the Trust are to support, promote and facilitate access to the arts, music, drama, dance, sports and other skills amongst the young people of Henley-on-Thames and its surrounding area. Annually, the Trust holds a Festival at which the young people experience professional workshops and shows, have an opportunity to perform, exhibit art work and participate in sporting events.

Training and performance of musical theatre productions. Donations from profits and sale of programmes given to local charities.

20000 Voices promotes, supports & develops participation in music, especially singing. Founded in 1993 in Northumberland it increasingly works in widening geographical contexts. It aims to: Empower and Engage people in the development of vocal & communication skills; Enrich lives through learning & participation; Enhance health & wellbeing & Extend access to the benefits of music and singing.

The Peter Marlow Foundation encourages, examines and celebrates the photography of humanity, its impact and legacy. From 2024 it will do this from a gallery based in Dungeness, Kent, housing an extensive archive and library, and offering workshops, exhibitions, residencies and talks to schools, the public and professionals.

TAARC seeks to create safe spaces within the community in order to support disadvantaged children, young people and vulnerable adults. This aim includes, creating a place for social, educational and community activities, such as, Youth Clubs, over 60's dinner & dance, community Family Fun Day events and more; plus building and strengthening community cohesion.

The charity works to advance the arts for the public benefit, in particular but not exclusively by the provision of an arts festival and workshops in Lymm, Cheshire.The charity also works to advance the education of the public in the heritage of Lymm.

The objects of the charity are to advance the education of young people in Norfolk particularly in the fields of the performing ,literary and visual arts; giving young people from diverse backgrounds many different platforms for performance and exhibition in a wide variety of art forms; and enabling them to learn a variety of educational and life skills through participation in creative activity.

GHPFA manages and operates the Village Hall and Playing Field in Great Houghton, Northampton. Some of the activities include Village Cricket and Football Clubs, and a Tennis Club. Inside activities include the Womens Institute, Short Mat Bowls Club, Youth Club, Messy Church, Painting Group, Dance and Zumba Groups and other activities as requested and considered appropriate.