Beneficiary group Charities

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.

To advance the Christian faith in Derby and the surrounding areas by promoting the teachings and values of Christianity. Its objectives are to: Advance the Christian religion through the preaching of the Gospel, teaching, and sharing the Christian faith. Contribute to the relief and prevention of poverty within the local community by providing practical support, benefiting individuals and families

ELLENVALE IS A LADIES CHOIR THAT STARTED IN 1976. WE PERFORM MAY & CHRISTMAS CONCERTS AND HAVE RAISED MANY THOUSANDS OF POUNDS OVER THE YEARS FOR LOCAL CHARITIES, ORGANISATION AND INDIVIDUALS. THE CHOIR SINGS 2 AND 3 PART HARMONIES AND REHEARSE WEEKLY (WEDNESDAY 7.30PM) AND ARE DIRECTED BY AN EXPERIENCED MUSICAL DIRECTOR & ACCOMPANIST. THE MUSIC INCLUDES SONGS FROM SHOWS AND CONTEMPORARY PIECES.

Fundraising eventsDay trips and educational visitsEducation servicesOrganising of Workshops and information eventsWork closely with the residents of the UK to raise the awareness of aid needed in Jamaica.VolunteeringExport and Import of used and non-working equipment for donation or repair with a view to gain a donation.Immigration services.

Income is added to main income of the British & Foreign School Society and is used to promote the education and training of young people who are in need of financial assistance and who live within a radius of 20 miles from Bratton, Wiltshire.

Scouting works well when young people enjoy learning in partnership with adults, by:- taking part in a variety of activities and new experiences, exploring the outdoors, participating in teams and taking responsibility.

Running Bars for College Functions (ie Concerts, Theatre Productions, Celebration Evenings, A Level and GCSE Presentations Evenings)Annual Quiz NightAnnual Christmas Craft Fair

To provide assistance to help the young and the aged, indeed the community generally, but we regret only within the confines of the boundary of the old Marple Urban District Council.

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.

To promote an interest in and understanding of astronomy and related sciences, especially to young people, by means of speaker meetings, practical observing sessions and presentations to schools and other institutions.

To help police,fire,search and rescue,lifeboat,civil defence,military and/or other emergency services and to acquire relevant and externally recognised skills .To provide financial and other assistance to aged and infirm members in need and to their wives, widows and children.To teach young members between the ages of 14 and 18 the principles of discipline, loyalty, service and good citizenship .

Unit of the Sea Cadet Corps, with about 50 cadets, boys and girls, aged 10 to 18, who meet twice a week in the evenings for training and who sail on Saturday mornings in the summer. The aims are to encourage young people towards responsible adulthood. The Royal Navy provides uniforms and some training and operates a rigorous inspection system. Each unit is an independent charity.

Our trustees meet in April and October to consider applications by any person, male or female, or by any organisation provided that the applicant(s)/beneficiary is/are under 25 years of age; that they reside in the parish of Newick and that the application relates to education. The trustees reserve the right to determine what if any grants are payable based on perceived need and funds available.

The principal activity of the society is the transcribing, printing and publishing of the heraldic visitations of counties, parish registers or any manuscripts relating to genealogy, family history and heraldry.

Providing a local broadcasting service for hospitals, old people's homes and similar institutions. The Association has studios in Warwick Hospital, Warwick.

To give help to the need and distress of people with cancer or with other illnesses who can benefit from its services, and their families and friends. It does this through counselling, healing, relaxation, diet advice and supporting therapy work. Based in an appropriately equipped centre, all its work is complementary to the treatment given by patients' own doctors or hospitals.

To advance the education of the pupils of the school by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the school (not normally provided by the LEA) Foster more extended relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school.Engage in activities which support the school and advance the education of the pupils attending it.

The WI plays a unique role in providing women with educational opportunities and the chance to build new skills, to take part in a wide variety of activities and to campaign on issues that matter to them and their communities.

We help improve the self-esteem of deprived children in Ipswich and South Suffolk, and the cohesion of their families, by providing grants for cheap holidays, school trips and activities.

Care and re-homing for stray, injured and unwanted animals. Financial help with vets bills for the elderly and those with limited income. Advice, by telephone, if required.

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.

We are a Scout Group with children ranging from 6years - 16 years and involving activities indoors and outside including camping and many other skills

The Guide Association is the leading charity for girls and young women in the UK.We provide space for girls and young women to be themselves, have fun, build brilliant friendships and gain valuable life skills.We build girls' confidence and raise their aspirations. We give them the chance to discover their full potential and encourage them to be a powerful force for good.

To provide for the advancement of education of children living in the counties of Surrey, West Sussex and Hampshire by way of granting bursaries for school fees restricted to Day Pupils in School Years 6 to 8.