Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Women

To promote the art and science of Music by presentations of concerts and other activities. To raise funds and support any charitable trusts, associations and institutions, local and national and make any charitable donations as the committee shall ,from time to time determine.

Arrange talks and visits to improve our knowledge on a wide range of subjectsOrganise regular activities in drama, arts, crafts and sport.Participate in local community activities for the benefit of all.

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.

To enable women who are interested in issues associated with rural life including Arts, Crafts and Science to improve and develop conditions of rural life. To advance their education in citizenship in public questions, both national and international in music, drama and other cultural subjects, branches of agriculture, handicrafts, home economics, health and social welfare.

The objective of the Trust is to establish an annual award for the study of the culinary arts to be awarded to men or women normally under the age of 30 years who are ordinarily resident in the United Kingdom.

CedarOak offers counselling support for people who have experienced baby loss as a result of miscarriage, stillbirth or neo-natal death. We also provide counselling for those struggling after an abortion or facing an unintended pregnancy.We take referrals from medical practitioners. It is also possible for people to self-refer. Our counsellors are all professionally qualified.

We make grants to young women living in the North East of England, under 26 years of age, to enable them to undertake courses or experiences which will enable them to: - deepen their understanding of the Christian faith and/or - develop their human and spiritual potential and/or - develop their capacity for leadership and/or - contribute to the life of their local Christian community.

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.

Village hall offering a range of events and activities to meet the needs of the local community, including quizes, race night, mums & tots, tabel tennis, cubs and beavers as well as good value hire to private non profit making organisations.

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.

Providing women with educational opportunities and the chance to build new skills.Lectures and demonstrations to broaden knowledge and outlook of women.Take part in village , county and national events.

Money collected for local charities Provide ladies to supply tea and coffee for any local eventsVarious outings arranged to raise funds.Donate to local Christmas lights fundDonation to ACWW annually

We are a Sea Cadet unit serving Chichester and surrounding areas and a member of the Nation wide Sea Cadet Corps. We have volunteer uniformed and civilian male and female staff who train male and female Sea Cadets aged between 10 and 18 in the traditions and skills of the Royal Navy, Royal Marines and the sea, including character and leadership training, canoeing, sailing and handling motor boats.

For the benefit of distressed Brother Masons, their widows and children or for the benefit of such Masonic institutions or other charitable institutions or societies as the lodge may direct.

Scout Group providing a range of activities to boys/girls age 6 to 14 to include learning skills such as orienteering, outdoor cooking, camping, hiking/map reading and various creative arts & craft, both individually and within a team.

The MWF was founded in 1917 and works to support the professional development of women in all branches of medicine. MWF has worked on many successful campaigns over the years and continues to fight barriers that face women in medicine as well as contribute to debates and discussions around women's careers and health. MWF has two national meetings a year and local group meetings.

The committee organises lectures on the history of England and Japan, paintings and music of both countries, talks on current affairs, outings to visit historical buildings and churches. The Association keeps close touch with other women's associations. It is the trustees policy not to respond to unsolicited requests from individuals for assistance and only to make donations to registered charitie

Our charity's current activities include talks on educational, cultural and scientific subjects. Visits to cultural and heritage sites. Involvement in local community activities.

To inspire women and girls to give them the opportunity to develop new skills and put them into practice also to advance the education of women and girls for the public benefit and to advance citizenship, social and policical education locally, nationally and internationally.

The Trusts objective is to relieve either generally or individually, women, never having been married, of the age of 55 years and upwards, who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress by its activities of making grants of money or providing or paying for items, services or facilities calculated to reduce the need, hardship or distress of such persons.

Raises funds to make an annual grant to our sister organisation Limmud in order to support its charitable work in the field of community education and leadership development.

To help fundraise for the upkeep the Guide and Scout Hall, taking away the responsibility from the Leaders so that they can use their valuable voluntary time to work with the girls.

Tir Iarll WI seeks to give its members the opportunity of working together through the organisation and putting into practice the ideals for which it stands.

Girl Guide Association is a single sex organisation enabling girls to work together as part of team, explore the arts, enjoy, protect and conserve the environment, whilst at the same time developing themselves as part of the community. The girls also enjoy the outdoors and take part in many activities during the weekly meetings or at organised events some with overnight stays.

Meet 1st Thursday in the month. Visitors welcomed, WI business discussed briefly, followed by a speaker. Outings are arranged to places of interest, walks, bowling, shows. Support is given to local events by providing tea/coffee.