Charities In Bedford

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Social activities and fundraising for the preservation, repair, maintenance, restoration, improvement and ornamentation of the fabric of All Saints Church Kempston and its environs, including the Church Hall.

The original purpose of the trust was to pay for the fabric of St. Paul's Church. It now contributes towards the church insurance.

The Charity plans and runs social, fundraising events for the families and friends of children at St Vincent's Catholic Primary School in Houghton Regis, Bedfordshire. Funds raised by the Charity are used by the School to provide educational opportunities and resources for the pupils of the School that cannot be funded by the other grants made to the School.

Grants to St Mary's Church Wootton PCC

Lectures on a regular basic during autumn, winter and spring. Visits to places of interesr during the summer

Mother and toddler group in the hall of bromham church

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.

Ouse Valley Singers is a choir based in Sharnbrook, North Bedfordshire.We normally sing 4 part choral pieces (soprano, alto, tenor,bass) and sing a wide range of sacred and secular music. We perform regularly in churches and village halls. We have about 30 singers on roll and are lead by Janet Welsh, an extremely competent and well known musician in Bedfordshire.

Provides recreation, crafts, play and socialisation for mothers, babies and toddlers in Toddington

The aims are to educate and inform and to enable members to participate with confidence and enjoyment in the community, being aware of current events and topics. Speakers on a wide range of subjects - educational and recreational. Members participate in sporting activities within the movement - darts, golf, croquet & bowls. Visits to theatre, and place of historic & general interest.

Fund raising for School

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

Promotion of Scottish Country Dancing in the Bedfordshire area by supporting weekly classes, providing a demonstration team which is available to perform at fetes, clubs, etc, and organising regular dances using recorded music and an annual ball with a live band.

Promoting Advanced Driving and delivering Advanced Driver tutoring.

the original purpose of the trust was to buy bread for the poor, and to pay for 8 sermons to be preached. Latterly it was paid to the Vicar for poor relief.

Preserve, display, restore and maintain historic artifacts to promote public knowledge, appreciation and understanding of their historical, educational, scientific and cultural significance.

FUNDRAISING EVENTS TO FUND CHARITABLE DONATIONS.

Organising events and activities to raise funds for specific items to improve Wilstead Primary School and for events for the benefit of the Wilstead Primary School pupils.

To buy books and equipment for students.

Read Easy Chilterns provides a volunteer-led reading coaching programme for adults in the Chilterns. The support we provide is free - our trained Reading Coaches and Management Teams volunteer their time to provide confidential and one-to-one coaching, given in a private space within a public place. Our group is legally and financially independent - resources and training are funded by donations.

We hold 40 meetings on a fortnightly basis during each year. We provide a variety of speakers and activities including educational, environmental, creative, charitable and social.

Relief of poverty

maintenence and running of community village hall

Open House promotes the health and well-being of people with Learning Disabilities residing permanently or temporarily in Bedford Borough, by the provision of day centre facilities for learning, social engagement and recreational activities.Open House meets once a week on Wednesdays in St Marks Church Community Centre, Bedford