Associations Charities That specialise in League of friends

Fundraising enables us to supply essential medical equipment. We also offer services & organise activities for patients & provide a link with the local community.On the closure of the Bolingbroke patient services & the Day Hospital moved into St. John's Therapy Centre from where we now operate. To avoid confusioin for our patients we are known as The Bolingbroke & St. John's Friends.

Fete's, Trips, Raffles, entertainment

Fundraising to provide extra comforts for our hospital patients.

Funded by events organised by dedicated members of the commitee to provide facilities for patients being cared for at the community hospital and associated out patient services on the Bletchley site.

Raise funds for the maintenance and improvement of the fabric of our village church (a grade I listed building).

We hold activities during and after the school day within the school. Various activities include school fayres, bingo evenings, film nights and discos.

To raise money for the repair and improvement of St Peters Church Harrold

To raise and provide funds for the purpose of either supplementing in such a manner as the Friends think fit the resources of the hospital services or putting such funds or part thereof at the disposal of the Hospital Management Committee of the Hospitals.

To provide fund raising income for the Hillside Special School and buy equipment etc as required by the school.

To respond, wholly or partly, to requests for medical equipment forwards or departments. To maintain an information desk, conveying or directing out patients to their consultants location.

Active support for the daily life of Moorfields Eye Hospital from a network of volunteers. Financial support for the work of the Hospital, particularly the comfort and welfare of patients. Also funding for necessary equipment and miscellaneous items, responding to needs as and when highlighted.

To support the music dierectors & children who play in the schools orchestras.

Fundraising. We organise events to be held at the school for the benefit and enjoyment of the children whilst raising money at the same time. This in turn is used to purchase items and equipment for the school to be used by the children to enhance their enjoyment and education as well as everyday skills. Under normal circumstances they are not covered by local government spending money.

The object of the Friends is to support Leeds Youth Opera (charity no. 1139608) in achieving its aims; and in furtherance of this object : To organise fund-raising and social events. To provide logistical support to Leeds Youth Opera productions. To administer and increase membership of the Friends of Leeds Youth Opera scheme . To make gifts towards the work of the charity Leeds Youth Opera.

To raise funds for Sudbury Resource Centre. To ensure Suffolk County Council provides day care services for adults with learning disabilities.

To provide medical equipment and other items for the benefit of the patients of Elmham and Swanton Morley Surgeries.

To maintain repair restore preserve for the benefit of the public the fabric of the parish church of Nurstead

Fund raising and donation of funds for the advancement of the education of the pupils in Claremont School.Enable access to therapeutic treatment, exercise and improved wellbeing for disabled children and young adults, by providing and maintaining a hydrotherapy pool. The pool will benefit the children of Claremont Secondary School and disabled children / young adults in the Bristol area.

St Mary's Church - Maintenance

Raising funds for the up-keep of the fabric of the church

Maintaining and repairing St Mary's Church, Rushden, Herts.

The object of the association shall be to promote the health, safety and well-being of people in the community, whether at home, in the Community Hospital or ion Stone House care Home.

Provides monies for the purchase of any items in connection with the religious activities

We have had a joiner install 'protectors' surrounding 2 valuable paintings to protect them from any wilful damage whilst on display in the Beacon Museum, Whitehaven, Cumbria. We are members of BAFM and local History Groups and invite and pay for Lectures at The Beacon Museum.

The charity supports the Staffordshire Moorlands Performing Arts Centre with donations towards instruments, music and transport, all of which supports the ongoing education of participants.