Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Children

We are a scout group which caters for boys and girls from the ages of six through to fifteen years. We provide a wide range of activities both within our premises and at camp for the children to broaden their horizons and develop new skills.

The provision for and funding of practical help towards meeting the needs of children with disabilities and their families, with particular regard to funding in areas where NHS funding would not normally be available. The charity also supports research and training of professionals working on behalf of such families.

We support music education for young people across Wirral by providing support, resources and facilities for ensembles run by or in partnership with the local Music Education Hub Lead Organisation. Activities include rehearsals and performances by groups ranging from beginner ensembles to advanced bands and orchestras involving children from primary and secondary schools across Wirral.

Support of organisations and charities involved in medical research, support of children's and young people's organisations, support of organisations for the care of the elderly or infirm, support of UK-based voluntary aid organisations operating overseas, support of Christian organisations and causes.

Provides a safe environment to teach children between the ages of 10 and 18 about the Royal Navy, discipline, seamanship, engineering, sailing, rowing, and many other skills.

Provides a rural community space (Pavilion and recreational) where Children/Young People/The General Public can carry out Sporting & Community activities.

The PA exists to raise valuable funds for children at St Francis in a fun and sociable way. The majority of money raised is via the organisation of events such as school quizes, Christmas and Summer Fetes, Sponsored events, discos, photos, second hand uniform donations etc.

Supply Village hall Facilities.Hall Hire for various functions (Parties, Wedding Receptions etc.)Bingo, Arts & Craft Club, Children's Drama Club, Social Events etc.Church Services,Polling station.

Relief of young persons in need resident in Middlesbrough who are sick, convalescent, disabled or infirm. Trustees make grants of money OR provide/pay for goods, services or facilities. In exceptional cases the trustees can assist someone eligible but resident outside Middlesbrough or temporarily resident in Middlesbrough.

To promote in such ways as the Managing Trustees think fit, the education, social and physical training of children and young persons under 23 years of age who are attending or have attended the said School, and also in promoting the education, including social and physical training of those who are pupils or ex-pupils of the said School to support the further education of such young people and to

We conduct research into local history and publish the results in books which we sell.We have a Museum, which opens at the weekend from April until the end of November and is run entirely by volunteers.Children from local schools and other groups visit to learn about local history.Talks to which the public are invited are held monthly.Fund raising coffee mornings are held monthly.

The trustees award bursaries or maintenance allowances or provide other financial assistance to beneficiaries tenable at any school, university or other institution. The beneficiaries are children or students who attend or have attended any school in the local Parishes of Stamford.

Raising of funds from members and public. Principal fund raising activity is annual Golf Day.Funds raised are expended in support of charitable activities in the Portsmouth area and for overseas charities including hospitality for the elderly, support fo children's activities, medical charities etc.

Provides community activities ie domino drives, fund raising events. A building for the use of local history groups, art groups and activities for young children.

Fundraising to promote the relief of sickness of children by providing funds to assist with the provision of a bone marrow transplant unit at the Royal Manchester Childrens Hospital.

Friends of Stanmore School exist to enhance the children's time at Stanmore Primary School (Winchester, Hampshire) by providing over and above items and experiences that are outside the normal school budget.

The hall is used by various local groups as a venue for meetings and activities including badminton, exercise class, Garden and Film Clubs and Parish Council The Hall is also used as a venue for private parties, wedding receptions, funeral teas, children's parties and as a polling station. The hall is used by people of all ages from the village and surrounding areas.

We are working to take many of these children off the streets and giving them a home, education and a new beginning in life, away from the abuse that many have suffered since childhood, we believe that all children should have a chance to go to school, we believe this is one step away from poverty, instead of work.

The trust's income is the rent from one residential property and a small amount of investment interest. The original deed suggests utilising half the income on property maintenance and specifies dividing the other half : 2/3rd for the people of Broughton-In-Furness and 1/3rd for educating local children. The trust now makes annual grants - 2/3rd local institutions and individuals, 1/3rd education.

Trust document states the hall be run for the benefit of the local community. Local bodies including Parish council, local agricultural show, tennis, football & cricket club hold meetings and fundraising events. There is a book cafe and Kidz club. The hall is let for yoga, pilates, art classes, etc and other social occasions. A side room is let on a permanent basis to a wedding photographer.

Applications are invited from charities supporting the Elderly, Armed Forces and Seafarers, and Physically Disabled Children. Donations throughout UKAnnual appeal process held each October

The objectives of the Trust are as follows:What: General Charitable Purposes; Relief of Poverty; Environment/Conservation/HeritageWho: Children/Young people; Elderly/Old peopleHow: Make grants to organisations (including schools, charities etc)

Premises are available to rent for regular group activities,pilates,folk dance,playgroup,childrens parties and social community events only where there is no alcohol. We encourage groups who run keep-fit activities, dance and children's activities

Fund-raising for equipment/facilities for children of Punnetts Town Community Primary School

PROVIDE A PROGRAMME OF SCOUTING ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN AGED 6 TO 14, RUN BY QUALIFIED AND TRAINED VOLUNTEER LEADERS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SCOUT ASSOCIATION ORGANISATION GUIDELINES.