Charities In Bedford

The charity gives relief to the elderly, poor, sick & disabled residents within Tempsford Parish & gives grants to any organisation which assists such people. Additionally, the charity provides financial support for those preparing for their career or entering into the place of work.

We are a small charity and help the disabled people and children in the Dunstable areaby having coach outings to seasides and zoos -three times a year.We also take handicapped people to a local theatre show once a year.We also help out at Gateway club in Dunstable every Thursday in the Year by attending the club to play table tennis,billards and other activities.

Raising funds for Harrold Primary Academy

Provide additional resources for Pixmore Junior school

School Fundaising

We provide a balanced programme of activities to enhance and stimulate the mental and physical wellbeing of young people aged 6 years to 14 years of age.

Fund raising for the restoration, maintenance and improvement to St Peters and St Pauls Cranfield

The preservation, repair, maintenance, restoration, improvement and ornamentation of St Marys Church Yelden

The charity continues to give small donations to individuals residing in Biggleswade and donations to local institutions (e.g. the Sue Ryder Care Home nearby) which operate for the benefit of those who reside in Biggleswade.

Performs fundraising activities to support the educational and emotional wellbeing of pupils.

We organsie a variety of fundraising activites for the enjoyment and benefit of the pupils and local community including amongst others the May Fayre, Christmas Bazaar and jumble sales. We raise funds to pay for resources which cannot be afforded from the school budget.

Furthering in accordance with the principles of the Church of England the religious education of the children residing in the Ecclesiastical Parishes of St. Paul, Bedford and St. Peter de Merton with St. Cuthbert, Bedford.

Undertake activities to enable women interested in issues associated with rural life, to improve their education in citizenship, public questions, music, culture, handicrafts, home economics, health and social welfare and to improve rural life.

Topic: Education/TrainingBeneficiaries: Children/young people resident in the parish of Houghton ConquestMethod of operation: Makes grants to individuals, Makes grants to organisations (including schools, children & youth groups)

Fundraising for local and national charities

Toddler group held weekly at village hall for residents local to Kensworth and surrounding areas.Fundraising regularly for replacement equipment and group activities

Fundraising for school by organising social events.

Provides Gujarati language classes and singing indian devotional songs and classical songs classes. Runs all indian cultural activities including Holi, Navratri, Rangoli, Diwali, Ram Navmi, Shivratri & Janmasthmi.Provides cultural facilities for Asian Men & Women.

Maintenance of village playing field containing children's play equipment

The charity is for the general benefit of the poor in the Parish of Milton Ernest, Bedfordshire. This includes grants for the benefit of persons who are ill, or to support their families with associated costs. The charity also supports people in training for future employment. The charity makes single grants but does not make commitments to provide regular incomes.

Grants made to poor clergymen, their widows and children living in the ancient deanery of Braughing or the archdeaconry of St Albans as defined in 1747.

The Trust fulfils its objects by providing the Church Council with grants for the restoration, maintenance and upkeep of the fabric of the Church. The Trust receives its income in the form of donations, fundraising and bank interest.

For the long term benefit of the Parish of St Botolph Aspley Guise

To train and organise one or more teams of volunteers (known as Street Angels) drawn from local Christian churches to patrol the streets of Bedford town centre and to give support to those that are vulnerable in the night-time economy.

The Charity makes grants to young people under the age of 25 living in the parish of Woburn Bedfordshire to assist with the costs of further education or vocational training.