Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Children

To give assistance to families and children of those that have served in any of the regiments that now comprise of The Blues and Royals. The Trust was entirely separate from the Association and that it also incorporated assistance to serving officers and other ranks, if this was found necessary.

To promote or assist in the provision of facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation of children and young people living in the area of benefit.

Assistance in the form of grants to individuals in need, who must be living in Exeter, for the purchase of children's shoes, clothing and school uniform, bedding, soft furnishings and floor coverings and for the settlement of fuel, heating and lighting bills, provided such assistance is not used to pay debts and arrears.

St Andrews School Association (PTA) provides events that the whole school community will enjoy, as well as raising funds for the school. This will enhance the education and experience each child has at St Andrews School.

We are a parent/teacher association of a village school. We raise funds for school projects that are outside the national curriculum, provide extra equipment to support teaching and organise social functions for parents and children.

ScoutingEducation and outdoor activities for children aged 6 to 14years old in the Holmwood, Capel, Ockley and Coldharbour areas of Dorking, Surrey.The aim of the Scout Movement is to encourage the mental, physical and spiritual development of young people so that they may take a constructive role in society

The provision of a playing field, including a football pitch, children's playgound and sports pavilion for the village of Darley in Nidderdale, North Yorkshire.

Providing free-of-charge football to children through a network of Little Leagues. Forming links with other agencies and football/sports clubs in order to develop volunteers' skills and promote childrens football. Forming links with local communities to promote childrens football and raise funds.

FEGS (The Friends of Enfield Grammar School), aka the school PTA, is a group of enthusiastic parents who aim to enhance the children's education by raising funds to support the school. All the money raised at our events go directly back into the school. FEGS has supported and granted many 'bids' for equipment from various school departments. We also supply every student with a Homework Planner.

Rhostyllen Playgroup is a community run playgroup based in the village of Rhostyllen near Wrexham. The Playgroup provides a warm and stimulating environment in which children can learn and develop essential social and basic academic skills.The Playgroup takes children from 2 years 6 months up to school starting age.

As a mixed adult choir of some 50 members we sing from a wide-ranging repertoire. We perform 3 or 4 public concerts a year, encouraging young soloists and student orchestras to perform with us. We keep our ticket prices as low as possible, with free seats for children. We aim to bring the joy of music, whether performing or listening, to as wide a cross-section of the public as possible.

The provision of training, recreation, arts, culture and sports activities for children and young people under the guidelines set out by The Scout Association.

The charity engages in the following activities:- provision of support to women and children who have experienced domestic abuse, in the form of small grants for crisis needs, and funding for activities- raising awareness of issues surrounding domestic violence- monitoring the provision of services for women who have experienced domestic abuse

The 18th Bristol Scout Group runs Beaver, Cub and Scout packs for children in Redland and Cotham, urban suburbs in north central Bristol. All three groups are fully subscribed and serve an area of Bristol which has no council supported youth centre or youth workers.

In Nepal we have been rebuilding a school that had been completely destroyed in the 2015 earthquake. There are 5 new classrooms, a toilet block and a new drinking water filtration system. We have also recently repainted two school and repaired and replaced desks and chairs. We are currently sponsoring 6 children through their education at the school.

Holding social events to support the community of St. Paul's C of E Primary School and fundraising events to enrich the education of the children at the school.

We are a local Village Hall Committee trying to raise funds for our hall to support the local families and we are currently in the process of improving the condition of the hall and playground facilities for the local children.

Organising social and fund-raising events for the parents and children of the school, thereby contributing to the building of a strong school community and providing additional resources to the school. Promoting mutual co-operation between school and parents for the benefit of the children and the school. Providing a forum for topics to be discussed and a mechanism for ideas to develop.

A village hall for the village of Lea, near Ross-on-Wye in Herefordshire. We have a large hall and kitchen with a separate meeting room. There is parking for 60 vehicles, a large playing field, children's play area and fenced patio. Groups meet regularly for short-mat bowling, art, yoga, keep-fit, Brownies, a lunch club and coffee morning, and we host many other ad hoc parties and events, too.

Provision of the Little Wymondley Recreation Ground, Little Wymondley, Hertfordshire comprising two football pitches and a lacrosse pitch; an associated sports pavilion (comprising changing rooms, kitchen and toilet facilities); a Multi Use Games Area; tennis courts and a tennis hut; a children's playground; and private car parking.

Tunley Recreation Centre comprises a hall, sports field, meadow and children's play area, in all some 7 acres. Activities include dog training group, exercise classes, football club and other community events including meetings and private functions all serving a village community and the wider area.

Fund raising via sponsored events, summer and christmas fairs, school discos etc to raise funds to be used within Langley Primay school for activities and equipment to benifit the children.

The association aims to: promote public awareness in the nursing care of children and young people, promote optimum standards of nursing care to children and young people at home and in hospital, recognise the needs of parents/carers and offer appropriate guidance, support and comfort and promote nurse education/research in the specialist area of children and young people.

To promote the artistic and cultural education of members and of the public at large. To promote (by financial gifts) the artistic education of children and students.

We raise vital funds to help enhance our children's education. Funds are raised through events such as, school discos and summer fairs to smaller things like cake sales. The money raised is for the school and benefits all the pupils who attend there, as well as the wider community when larger events are organised. We try to ensure that a community feel is created by the events we carry out.