Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Children

The Charity provides assistance for education, training, relief of poverty or religious activities for children / young people and the elderly and other charities or voluntary bodies based within the Parish of Funtington in West Sussex. It also makes grants to individuals residing in the Parish

Principally providing grants for underprivileged children transferring from primary to secondary school.Also some assistance for students entering university. Beneficaries must live within the area of the former Elland Urban District Council as at 1st April 1974.

Book ClubGardening ClubWhist Games (Held in Village Hall) BingoFriends Neighbours Old Peoples Tea (Monthly)Keep FitChildrens Parties , Arts Festival, Church Bazarr.Action for children. Also Yoga. Friends and Neighbours.

The charities activities are based around fundraising events to support the children with physical and associated sensory difficulties at Penn Hall School. All monies raised go directly to the provision of equipment, activities and opportunities for the children aged 3 - 19 who attend Penn Hall School.

We are a small charity and help the disabled people and children in the Dunstable areaby having coach outings to seasides and zoos -three times a year.We also take handicapped people to a local theatre show once a year.We also help out at Gateway club in Dunstable every Thursday in the Year by attending the club to play table tennis,billards and other activities.

The Charity manages the Haddenham Recreation Ground and Pavilion on behalf of the Parish Council. It is available for football, cricket, boxing, keep fit and netball for children and adults. Also available to the school free of charge.The Recreation Centre is available for use by village organisations and individuals.. We have refurbished the children's playpark, adult gym, skatepark and MUGA.

We have weekly meetings during term time for children between the ages of 6 years and 15 years. We also run 2 or 3 camps per year, and the children also take part in competitions set by the District Scout Group.

Marritt and Ombler Foundation gives financial awards to children under 25 living and/or educated in Keyingham to help with educational, social. physical and emotional development.

General charitable purposes, education/training, religious activities. Helping children/young people, elderly people, other charitable or voluntary bodies, other defined group, the general public..

To give financial assistance by making money grants to the residents of Horsley and Nailsworth eg helping children/young people, the elderly,people with disabilities and organisations within the stipulated area.

Holding and managing land within the townships of Eaglesfield and Blind Bothel, Cumbria, upon which a primary school is situated, for the benefit of education of children at the school.

RELIEF OF SUCH POOR AND DISTRESED BROTHER MASONS OR OTHER POOR AND DISTRESSED WIDOWS AND CHILDREN OR TO OR FOR THE BENEFIT OF SUCH MASONIC CHARITIES OR OTHER CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, SOCIETIES AND OBJECTS AS THE LODGE SHALL IN DULY CONSTITUED MEETING FROM TIME TO TIME DIRECT.

Furthering in accordance with the principles of the Church of England the religious education of the children residing in the Ecclesiastical Parishes of St. Paul, Bedford and St. Peter de Merton with St. Cuthbert, Bedford.

Annual village fete, book fairs, social gatherings and fund-raising events, weekly table tennis meetings, dog training events, and providing accommodation for meetings of the Parish Council and for Child Therapy sessions. Hall available for private hire. Proceeds to the hall.

The objects of the charity are the relief of poor and distressed Masons and their widows and children and the benefits of Masonic and other charitable institutions.

We are old students of a College of Education. At present we issue cheques to old students in need. We also help needy members in other ways eg visiting them at home or in hospital, sending gifts e.g. flowers.We make an annual donation to Parkside School, College Road, Norwich to assist in the provision of facilities, to advance the children's education, not required to be provided by the LEA.

Annually trustees give Bibles to Dean school leavers. The trust leases its playing field to Cumbria CC for Dean school's use. An annual loan repayment is made for land under Dean school/community sports/arts hall, the use of which benefits children's physical & social education. Annually trustees pay into Carlisle Diocesan Barchester Scheme to aid Dean school's v aided status.

The charity provides small grants to parishoners in higher education it will also make grants to school children to help with special courses-provision of books etc and educational visits.

The relief of people with a learning disability - in particular by the provision of help and support for them and their families, dependents and carers, and to educate the public regarding learning disabilities.

Grants are made to children resident in Linkinhorne Parish to assist with the expense of post elementary education.Grants may also be made to improve the health of children attending primary school within Linkinhorne Parish or otherwise promote the education of children in the Parish where expense is an issue.

The object of the PTFA is to advance the education of the children in the school, by developing effective relationships between staff, parents and others association with the school; and engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of its pupils

Payments to individuals in need (particularly the elderly and infirm) for the relief of poor and to support famililies in need to support extra curricula recreational activity for children

Grants made to poor clergymen, their widows and children living in the ancient deanery of Braughing or the archdeaconry of St Albans as defined in 1747.

The fund provides financial help for "the educational and social development of the children and young people of the village/parish of East Hardwick. Fund administered in conjunction with the charity - Stephen Cawood 225864.

Ongoing financial support for children in local primary schools who would otherwise be unable to benefit from out of school activities and opportunities. These children can be identified by the school by using any relevant government criteria in place at the time.