Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Children

The 36th Ipswich Scout Group is a chidrens charity serving children in the Chantry area of Ipswich. It is also dedicated to working with the local community to improve local facilities.

Working with parents,children and young people. Also providing a haven of last resort at the Ipswich Child Contact Centre ( Accredited Member of The National Association of Child Contact Centres ) to provide a safe environment for children to see their non-resident parent. Parents Conciliation Trust in Suffolk is affiliated with Ipswich Child Contact Centre.

School parent teacher association - All our activities are fundraising events, in particular a Summer Fete and a Christmas Ball. Our aims are to provide enjoyable social activities for parents (Christmas Ball) and non-profit making social activities for the children (Treasure Hunt; Bedtime Stories). The FPTA also provides donations to other organisations.

The Charity works within the Bournville Area of Birmingham. It provides resources for the Scout,Cub and Beaver Sections of the above group. As a Sea Scout Group resources for water based activities are also funded.The charity maintains premises which are used by the Scouting and Guiding groups in the area,providing a place for over 140 children to meet on a weekly basis.

Exeter Children's Orchestra offers children and young people aged 7-18 (and their families) the chance to play a wide variety of music in a fun, friendly and safe environment. This includes tuition and performing in concerts for the community.

We exist to benefit the students of Lexden Springs Residential Special School, their families, teachers and carers.Our largest fundraising undertaken to date was c. £100,000 for specialist playground equipment. Other significant expenditures have been to provide holidays for students and minibuses.

To provide and assist in the provision of facilities for education (not normally provided by the Children's Services Authority) and leisure opportunites for pupils of the school, their families and others associated with the school. To foster more extended relationships between staff, parents and others.

The 'Friends Committee of Compton and Up Marden CE School' are a group of people who raise money for the school. Our aim is:1. To promote a close working relationship between parents, staff, children and the community.2. To raise funds to complement the school's resources.3. To help with activities which support the children's education.

St Paul's School Association organises events to raise funds to provide/assist in providing facilities/activities for advancing the education and providing recreation for the pupils of St Paul's School, Wokingham. It also organises/provides assistance with social activities for the children and parents of the school.

South Normanton Scouts is part of the worldwide Scout movement. We try and up hold the Scouting motto and help young children understand responsibilities, self respect and respecting others, becoming trusting, self controlled and self confident young people.The Scout Group was founded in 1910 by Mr C Blackhurst and has developed into a strong group, having Beavers, Cubs and Scouts

Providing special benefits of any kind not normally provided by the LEA for the Thomas Mills High School and promotion of education of children who reside or attend schools in Framlingham who are in need of financial assistance.

We strive to keep our village hall well maintained for the use of the general public. We have bookings on a regular basis as well as children's parties etc. Bingo is organised monthly.

Fund raising events such as school discos, fun days, and Christmas fairs in order to benefit the children of Aintree Davenhill Primary School by providing much needed computers, books, play equipment, sports kits, staging, school trips and PA equipment.

To apply capital and income to or for the benefit of distressed masons, their distressed widows and dependant children or to or for the benefit of such masonic charities or other charitable institutions, societies and objects as the Trustees shall think fit.

1. TO SUPPORT THE EDUCATION OF THE CHILDREN OF YELVERTOFT PARISH THROUGH THE AWARDING OF GRANTS AND DONATIONS TO VARIOUS LOCAL ELIGIBLE ORGANISATIONS WORKING WITH CHILDREN 2. LETTING OF THE PREMISES (THE READING ROOM) FOR USE BY DIFFERENT GROUPS AND INDIVIDUALS TO RAISE REVENUE FOR ITS PURPOSE, ALONGSIDE VARIOUS OTHER FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES3. THE MAINTENANCE OF THE PREMISES - THE READING ROOM

We support children and their parents through the educational system by providing information, help line and befriending services. We support teachers and other professionals by providing information and training.

PROVIDE EVENTS TO HELP AND GIVE ADVISE TO PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH HEARING LOSS. ARRANGE DAYS OUT AND ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN. PROVIDE FUNDING FOR A PLAYGROUP FOR THE CHILDREN TO ATTEND EVERY FORTNIGHT.

PROMOTE WELFARE OF ASTHMATIC CHILDREN IN THE UK AND OVERSEAS IN AFRICA AND ASIA BY PROVIDING MEDICAL AIDS AND EQUIPMENTS ALSO SUPPORTING INTERNATIONAL EMERGENCY DISASTER APPEALS AND CLEAN WATER PUMP/WELL PROJECT'S FOR ASTHMA SUFFERERS OVERSEAS.

To provide grant aid to our Indian partner in order to relieve poverty, sickness and the distress therefrom and to advance education, particularly but not exclusively of children, in the city of Nagpur and its surrounding area.

We hold 'can' collections for our own funds at a number of local supermarkets and also collect on behalf of other charities ie Children in Need, Marie Curie. We have a fun day in the summer in conjunction with Redditch Borough Councils Green Fair. Other charities may set up a stall to fund raise and promote themselves. This is usually held at the Arrow Valley Park in Redditch in June.

The Parent teacher association of St Augustines Catholic Primary School raises funds to help support and enrich the environment for the Children of the school.

The charitable aim and function of the Village Hall is to provide a vital centre to benefit the community of all ages. It is the only public meeting and group activity space in a village with no public transport or social facilities found in larger communities. It is used for children's activities, a variety of classes, indoor sports, catered community events, private functions and meetings

Fundraising continued with golf day, corporate party night, christmas draw, santa claus grotto, street collections, etc. Donations made to individuals and organisations, christmas hampers to senior citizens, panto for handicapped children, local schools,British heart foundation,Macmillan cancer care, U K armed forces memorial fund,Scunthorpe church of England school,Girl guides ,Boy scouts.

Education on Jainism through monthly musical evenings called Sweet Harmony, ritual events, Little Jain for little kids and annual convention to reach young members and explain the tenets of Jainism.

Maintaining and raising a fund for the relief of necessitous persons, whether or not members of or subscribers to the fund, who are or have been voting members of The British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing, their spouses, widows, widowers, children and dependants and, in exceptional cases, for the relief of other persons who work or have worked in non-destructive testing.