Beneficiary group Charities

As Scouts, we believe in preparing young people with skills for life. We encourage our young people to do more, learn more and be more. Each week, the Water Orton Scout Group give young people of Water Orton the opportunity to enjoy fun and adventure while developing the skills they need to succeed

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.

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

Marching display band for young people. Teaching music and movement skills,team work and general good citizenship. Public performances at a variety of outdoor and indoor events throught the UK and Europe

We provide accommodation to hire for education classes, lectures, indoor sports, school trips, changing facilities for concerts, childrens parties, family celebrations, village gatherings & poling station. We also serve home-made afternoon teas to the general public on Sunday afternoons in July, August & September.

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.

A Rural Youth movement for young people aged 10-26 years. Members can gain confidence and train for skills in drama & entertainments, public speaking, all sports competitions, stockjudging, stock showing and dancing. Life skills are learnt from members running their own club.

The Society exists to preserve what is known of the village's past through documents, photographs, archaeological finds and artefacts from local industry and family life. The main activities are the operating and maintenance of Wollaston Museum, regular fund-raising events, educational and social events.

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.

To provide affordable community transport to organisations and inhabitants of Thirsk, Sowerby and District. Particularly those in need, including the young, disabled and elderly.

Sea Cadets aim to give young people the best possible head start in life through fun and adventurous nautical activities.We have approximately 30 cadets from the CLS and surrounding areas in the age of 10-18. Through the many activities they undertake, they gain qualifications and essential life skills such as Teamwork, Leadership, Confidence, Loyalty, and Respect.

A rural youth movement for young people aged 10-26 years. Members can gain valuable skills and confidence in public speaking competitions, sports, drama and entertainments, stockjudging and stock presentation. Members attend meetings and learn to fundraise for their clubs and the local community.

The association raises funds in order to support the provision of education at Thomas Mills High School, Framlingham, Suffolk in ways not provided by the Local Authority and to promote links between the school and wider community.

Inhabitants of the village of Stapleford, or who identify with it. Young people, playgroups, school field events, students going to University, adults in need of aids.

We offer activities and support to children living in the St. Albans area who have different disabilities. We also offer these services to their siblings, carers, and parents.

The charity was started in 1573 to provide coal and clothing to 4 elderly people in the village of Shalford but times have changed and now the charity promotes community spirit and organises functions and events to encourage socialising in an attempt to combat loneliness and to promote a sense of belonging, and general well-being.

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.

BPOS promotes the advancement of education, clinical practice, and research in psychosocial oncology among those who work with people with cancer and their families.

The trust was established with the proceeds of the sale of the Aria College, Southsea, Portsmouth, for the purposes of providing scholarships or bursaries to young men, not exceeding the age of 35 years, being natives of Great Britain for training as jewish ministers on orthodox judaical principles at such college or institution as the trustees may determine.

Provide/maintain Hall for use by local groups/charities eg. Boxercise Group, Ballroom Dancing, Pilates, Baby & Toddler Group, private parties and act as local Polling Station.

Organisation of charity events (eg. golf day, entertainment events, street collection, etc) to raise money for local, national and international charities. Youth activities: Youth Speaks, Young Chef, Young Photographer, Christmas Story competitions, School Reading Partners, etc. Organisation of Tenterden Town Carol service and Town Christmas Tree. Providing volunteer support to other charities.

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.

Raising funds to be donated to Backwell School for buying equipment and other funding for the benefit of students. Activities included school discos, Christmas fair, spring raffle, car boot sales,providing a bar at intervals for school events in the school theatre.Events are organised by committee members and assistance provided by parent helpers

This Trust can make grants to boys and girls born in Kensington and Chelsea whose parents or either of them have been resident in the Borough for not less than 10 years prior to the application for assistance and who, in the opinion of the Trustees, are in need of financial assistance.

A rural youth movement for members aged 10-26 years. YFC offers young people the opportunity to gain skills and confidence in public speaking, sports, stock-judging, cultural skills such as dance, entertainments, drama, pantomime, social events & meetings. Clubs are member led and members learn important life skills such as chairmanship,secretarial, leadership and programme planning.