Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Children

The Charity operates in the villages of Withington, Whitestone, Westhide and Eau Withington in the county of Herefordshire. The Trustees meet four times a year to discuss applications from children and young people for financial help with their education.

Sunday services 11am, Childrens week activities 5-11 year olds Wednesday's. Giving out hampers to families in need October and Decemeber from the local community referred by agencies. Summer children's programme 5-11 year olds. Away day and family days for children and parents. Christmas craft days and easter events. Special christian services

To promote beekeeping through education and training for the benefit of the environment and mankind because of the important role of bees in the production of food. Children/young people, people with disabilities and special needs and other charities/voluntary bodies are also beneficiaries.

The aim of FOSS is to raise funds to help the school pay for items that they might not be able to afford otherwise and to do this by organising fun activities for the children and their families.

ARCH aims to promote the relationship between the arts & medicine & educate the public in how these may be used to protect & preserve health. The charity arranges fundraising events which fund concerts for patients & staff in hospitals, hospices & old people's homes in England, Scotland & Wales, as well as supporting projects for children in deprived areas.

We are a black and minority ethnic led charity. We support children, young people and families in the UK and Ghana with educational programs, materials and equipment. We also provide training towards attainment of children at school, skills development and employment.

Regular discos and movie nights held termly.Tea's coffee's provided at meetings, sports events and other fund raising activities.Christmas and Summer Fairs organised annually. Sponsored events for the children to raise funds.Bags For School fund raising activity.

Making grants to organisations for the provision of buildings, equipment primarily for the benefit of sick/disabled children and young persons. Typically, we select one or more other charities to support for up to a 5-year period. We do not respond to unsolicited requests for support.

The Friends of Yealmpstone Farm, hold fayres, quizzes, fun evenings, school discos etc in order to raise money for the children of the school. Funds raised help buy equipment and contributions towards the cost of trips and activities.

Charitable work in the community especially for the elderly including dementia sufferers & their carers and young people and also fund raising for local charities. Through Rotary International we are involved in the provision of services elsewhere in the world including disaster areas through the provision of Shelter and Emergency boxes, polio eradication, shoe boxes for under-privileged children.

We are a school pta who provide fund raising events for the children and their families to attend. The funds we spend on improving the school grounds and work alongside the school development plan.

Raises funds for grant giving. Organises activities for people with learning disabilities.Runs club in Haywards Heath for people with learning disabilities.

To support the most disadvantaged children in the most deprived areas in the county of Hertfordshire by providing grants to purchase such essential items as beds, bedding, clothing or other household equipment and to provide other critical aid to improve the quality of life of the children.

Our charity holds regular fund raising events in order to raise vital additional funds to support educational activities for all children such as curriculum based day trips and a Y5/6 residential. The fund raising also provides additional educational equipment for school including for PE and Forest Schools.

The charity provides financial assistance and relief to those in need within the Ancient Parish of Otterton who are in need, hardship or distress. Examples of help given include payment of essential bills, supply of logs and heating, help for children at Christmas and other essential expenses.

The charity organises fundraising events to provide activities and facilities for the benefit children of the school, that the school budget would not otherwise be able to provide. It also facilitates social networks for the school community.

We gave grants to projects in Russia helping families with children with muscular dystrophy. Since 2022, we no longer work in Russia, nor finance the library we created, The Prince George Galitzine Memorial Library at 46 Fontanka Embankment, St Petersburg, our aim was to preserve Russian history of the 20th Century through books. We hope to continue to find cultural projects to promote elsewhere

Mathematical activities for secondary school children including competitions and masterclasses. Information on mathematical activities available through MEM and other mathematical events throughout the country for secondary school teachers.

Provides assistance to Protestant Evangelical Christian ministers who find themselves in financial need, especially in cases of old age or disability. Similarly in the case of the widows or orphaned children of such ministers.

Fundraising activities to meet demands led charitable projects in Eritrea have been our priority. Currently the two main projects are i) in support of children and schools for the visually and hearing impaired, and ii) in support of education of students through the provision of suitable electronic devices.

The provision of holiday playschemes and leisure activities for children and young people with severe learning disabilities living within the City of Cambridge and South Cambridgeshire and part of East Cambridgeshire

The Trust is responsible for the maintainance and development of the Moulton Children's Playing Field, Main Road, Moulton for the benefit of the young people of Moulton

The charity provides goods, equipment and benefits to disabled children not otherwise provided by the statutory authorities. Funds are mostly raised through a golf tournament and other fundraising events. All workers are volunteers.

The Matthew Arnold School Parent Teacher Association (MAS PTA) raises funds to advance the educationof pupils in the Matthew Arnold School, Oxford. The PTA raises funds at school events such as quiz nights, concerts and school drama productions. Funds raised go back to the school to benefit the children and support the school community.

Through the support of parents, teachers and pupils we hold events to raise money to support the learning of the children and their experiences at the school