Charities In Barnet

Advancement of Orthodox Jewish faith.

Teaches swimming and water safety to people of all ages with a disability using the 'Halliwick Concept'.

Relief of distress amongst girls and young women primarily in the area of the former Metropolitan Borough of Hampstead and the Diocese of London. If the income is not required for the above, it may be applied along the same guidelines amongst boys and young men.

We raise monies for the provision of Kosher School Meals for Jewish children in Barnet through donation

The encouragement of conservation and good husbandry in the operation of Cherry Tree Wood as a public park and part of the London Ring

To support children and young adults aged 4 to 25 years old who through personal and financial circumstances have not been able to actively participate in dance or the performing arts and to support further development of dance training and/or the performing arts in schools, charities and organisations within the M25 through charitable grants and donations.

Provides support for, and financial assistance to, the Beis Yaakov Primary School

Various church activities such as evangelism, helping the aged, outing to various sites outside of London, Sunday School and counselling.We are also involved in missionary work in Sierra Leone such as helping the poor, disabled and street children by providing food and clothing.Primary school education and training and erecting new church building

The advancement and furtherance of the orthodox Jewish religion and orthodox Jewish religious education throughout the world.

The Besom in Barnet helps people make a difference. It provides a bridge between those who want to give time, money, things or skills and those who are in need. It ensures what is given is used effectively. The service it provides is free.Besom in Barnet enables and encourages Christians and churches in Barnet to experience tangible giving to those in need in the area in which they live.

Fundraising by means of newsletter and public lecture to support the Dakhleh Oasis Project We supported a symposium at the British Museum on the Egyptian western Desert sept 2023.

The principal objectives of the Charity are to utilise the funds to or for the benefit of any charitable object or purpose that the Trustees may deem proper.

Protection, management and restoration of Long Lane Pasture for wildlife and for the benefit and enjoyment of the local community in Finchley. The Pasture is open to the public each day from 10 am until dusk, and in the winter when it is frequently flooded, it is open on Saturday mornings 10am to noon. Special events are held on a regular basis.

Preparation and presentation of public performances of musical theatre and concerts in the local area. Membership open to ages 16 years and above with reduced membership fee for full time students.

Education/TrainingSport/recreationRelief of povertyGeneral charitable purposesArt/cultureMedical/Health/SicknessEconomic/Community development/Employment

Support the work of St Mary's Church in the Parish of Finchley.

Makes grants to individuals and organisations

The making of grants and awards for the development of skills in disadvantaged communities in Barnet and the promotion of social inclusion and integration into society among the socially and economically deprived in Barnet.

The charity provides supplementary education to young people up yo the age of 18 years.The organisation also provides social welfare help and support to over 50s men and women originally from the Horn of Africa living in London Borough of Camden, Islington, and Barnet.

Maintenance of open space bequeathed to residents of Finchley

BMFF works to promote religious harmony, build bridges of trust and confidence based on greater understanding and knowledge of each other's faith, beliefs and customs for the benefit of all. Members commit ourselves as people of many faiths living in Barnet, to work together for the common good and uniting to build a better society in our Borough, in London and in the wider world.

To promote for the public benefit the collection and preservation of documents relating to the history, architecture and development of the Hampstead Garden Suburb.

ST ALBANS CURSILLO IS A MEMBER GROUP OF THE ST ALBANS DIOCESE OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND. IT'S OBJECT IS TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION IN THE DIOCESE OF ST ALBANS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC THROUGH THE HOLDING OF PRAYER MEETINGS, LECTURES, PRODUCING AND/OR DISTRIBUTING LITERATURE ON THE CHRISTIAN FAITH AND THE CELEBRATION OF CHRISTIAN FESTIVALS, TO ENLIGHTEN OTHERS ABOUT CHRISTIANITY.

To advance the education of the public in the history of medieval life and warfare, with a focus on the history of the town of Barnet, through the provision of a re-enactment of the Battle of Barnet 1471, and other educational activities as the trustees see fit.

By making grants to talmudical colleges and other institutes of Jewish studies towards meeting the cost of providing courses and facilities for religious learning and study by members of the Jewish faith.