Beneficiary group Charities

Developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the School; engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the School and advance the education of the pupils; engaging in activities with parents and pupils of the school to raise funds for other children's charities

To encourage children from the ages of 6 to 18 to work together as a team and to help in their community as well as within their sections.To also enjoy outdoor activities such as Kayaking, camping, bivvying, rifle shooting all with trained instructors.

Maintenance and upkeep of Ladies Lodge Almshouses, and help toward energy and other costs for residents.Yearly payments to incumbents of some local churches.Collection of annual rent for farm land at Totternhoe.Grants made to people in neighbourhood of Dunstable, to relieve hardship.Grants to local organisations or instutions which provide facilities for those in need.

Stickford Community Centre provides facilities for members of the public and residents of Stickford. These includemeetings/activities eg Parish Council Meetings, Stickford Ladies Social Circle, Keals Club, Relax and Craft Group, Local History Group, Coffee mornings, Bingo and other fundraising events. It is hired as a training venue and used as an emergency facility in case of flooding, etc.

To help young people towards responsible adulthood by encouraging valuable personal attributes and high standards of conduct using a nautical theme based on the customs of the Royal Navy.

To provide facilities for village organisations eg: WI, Flower Club,Toddlers, Parish Council, Lunches for Senior Citizens. and for community functions such as the annual Beer festival to raise money for the school;Apple Day to raise money for the Playgroup and AGMs of local groups.

The provision of financial assistance for people with diseases of the chest and lung and to children with disabilities and other special needs living within the administrative district covered by Lancaster City Council.

Norfolk Deaf Children's Society supports deaf children and their families throughout Norfolk. This is done primarily through regular newsletters, meetings, events, activities and trips, and through its equipment fund.

Encourage the breeding, maintenance & improvement of breed standards for Holstein cattle & the promotion of show, sales, other events, production & circulation of publicity material & information to advance the education of the public in the knowledge of Holstein Cattle. Encourage & educate young people by offering of scholarships & bursaries.

Our core activities are snooker and pool that is available to our members 6 days per week. Other activities include sports and activities, on our playing fields and family fun days for the community. A meeting room, classroom and grounds are available for use to any group. A Men in Sheds project was set up in 2020, using the facilities available for gardening and hobby pursuits.

We are a Scout Group based in North Baddesley, which is between Romsey and Southampton in Hampshire. Our group is open to Boys and Girls. (The parent body is now called 'The Scout Association' rather than the 'Boys Scout Association' as still shown on this site based on the original details of our registration).Find out more about us on our website at www.northbaddesleyscouts.org.uk

The purpose of Scouting is to contribute to the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials, as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities.

Our group is part of the Scout Association and provides a meeting place for young people to take part in scouting activities as part of the programme provided.

The Charity is a Scout Group within the Scout Association whose aims and activities are designed to promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials, as individuals, as responsible citizens, and as members of their local, national, and international communities, based on the Scout Promise and Law and guided by adult leadership.

The main purpose of the Trust is to raise funds to enable it to give donations to young Christian people and organisations in Redditch and the surrounding area, who are involved in Christian youth, schools and outreach work. A secondary function is to provide a source of Christian reading and other material for the people of Redditch and the surrounding area.

Acts as Friends of Swansea Museum;purchases items for its collection; arranges a series of monthly evening lectures, Presidents Invitation Lecture and 4 lunch time talks on a range of topics by specialists in their subjects;Finances a series of work shops for young people on local topics; Publishes Annually well researched contibutions in Swansea History Journal(formerly Minerva) and 3 Newsletters

Providing good quality Scouting for girls and boys aged 6 to 14 years of age through a structured programme of activities to promote good citizenship, self respect and self reliance in acordance with the method and policies of the Scout Association.

Charity runs, maintains and administers Ilmington Village Hall for the benefit of inhabitants of Ilmington and vicinity for education, recreation and entertainments. Uses include exercise and yoga, Morris Men, film, drama and youth and senior citizen groups, as well as seminars, public and family occasions. Defib point and emergency muster for primary school.

Provision of community facility open to all, where meetings, parties, events and a wide range of activities can be undertaken such as drama; line dancing; Parish Council; Table Tennis; Cricket nets; Yoga; Ramblers; Rotary; Election venue; Mothers & toddlers group and keep fit.

Providing almshouses accomodation for residents aged 40 years or over who except in special cases as determined by the trustees, are resident in Spondon. Preference is given to aged widows.

Bridgend YFC was founded in 1942 and is a youth organisation for 10 to 26 year olds, based in Bridgend, South Wales. The club calendar includes a variety of business meetings, competitions, socials and fundraising events suitable for all (whether you are from a farming background or not) giving you the opportunity to make new friends and learn new skills.

Judo Club, Wine Circle, Library, Women's Institute, Dance Groups, Film Club.Informative talks, and various social activities including annual Village Fayre, occasional theatre production.Children's parties.

Llantrisant Young Farmers Club gives the opportunity for young people between the ages of 10 and 26years old in the Llantrisant area who are interested in rural life and activities, to meet up with other like minded individuals. The club is part of the federation of young farmers clubs, which is a national organisation and the members meet up for competitions and social events.

Fund raising is by means of a house to house collection at Christmas and numerous events during the year. Donations are made to various rotary international projects, disasters, national and local organisations, charities and activities involving children.

To help young people towards responsable adulthood by encouraging valuable personal attributes and high standards of conduct, using a nautical theme based on the customs of the Royal Navy.