Charities In Bedford

Distributing 2/3 income to kensworth school via the Brugis educational charity 307477 and 1/3 income held for poor of parish and distributions considered annually by trustees following applications made for help.

Activities include, Regular Support Group meetings, One-to-one support, Social Outings and Educational Outreach workshops among others

Provision of community centre and associated activities in central Bedford.

The principal activity of the Charity in the year under review continues to be to promote and advance the development of such ecumenical work of any Church recognised by Churches Together in England as shall further the Christian religion.

Provides support to enable people to meet periodically and enjoy refreshments together.

To advance the education of the pupils of Cedars Upper School by:-a)developing more extended relationships between staff, parents and others associated with the schoolb)engaging in activities which support the school and advance the education of the pupils attending itc)providing or assisting in the provision of facilities for the school (those not normally financed by Statutory funds)

The EABTC Welfare Trust provides welfare services to English Bull Terriers placed in its care, and seeks, wherever possible, to find suitable homes for such dogs. In collaboration with the East Anglian Bull Terrier Club it runs events to raise funds to support the aims of the Trust. 4 dogs were rehomed by the Trust in 2013.

The charity makes small grants to individuals on low incomes who apply. The grants are made throughout the year, including Hampers at Christmas time.

We organise a numbers of activities throughout the year in order to raise funds for the school. Activities include a quiz night, dress-down days, a sponsored bounce and a school fete.

Administration of a trust fund for the benefit of the poor of the parish of Felmersham, Bedfordshire

We are running an after school project for young people.Young people from the black African community are benefiting from various activities including tennis table play, pool table, computer game, Nintendo play mentoring, professional advice, and guidance. This project is mainly targeting young people from Africa living in Bedford but no exclusively the wider community.

Preservation, repair, maintenance and restoration of the fabric of the parish church of All Saints Turvey

We meet fortnightly to provide activities for children ages 4-14 years old between 6-7.30pm. Activities include: outings to theatre, cinema, parks, field trips, ball games, cooking, craft etc. We also invite outside guests to do different activities and make use of the local community facilities.

The charity is establishing a residential school for orphans and poor children in rural areas of Pakistan.This is to provide education for children from year ten to year sixteen. Charity also provide financial assistance to the poor widows in the rural areas of Pakistan.

Teaching the Quran Hadith to Muslim children and adults: ESOL Classes: the center offers ESOL courses up Community After school club: We provided a weekly after school club in our premises to help children with their Homework. Collecting and distributing food to impoverished families across the UK Increasing partnership work with service providers across Greater Manchester.

Clearly Cool Clubs welcome children, young people/Adults from Buckinghamshire and surrounding counties, who have a range of disabilities and special needs, in particular, those with Autistic Spectrum Disorders and wide range of associated difficulties, to enjoy, games activities and Clubs, promoting friendship, confidence and positive self-esteem. We are currently rebuilding face to face provision

Maintenance and upkeep of the church tower clock for the benefit of the whole village

Relief for the poor and distressed of Leighton Buzzard and Linslade.

General charitable purposes benefit children

To make Loans/Grants to Company Employees

FUNDRAISING EVENTS - XMAS FAYRE, SUMMER FAYRE, PUPIL DISCO EVENING

To make Loans/Grants to Company Employees

Charity helps: religious activities general public/mankind makes grants to organisations

Financing, Building, and then subsequently supervising and maintaining a womens' mikvah under the halachic authority of the London Beth Din for Cambridgeshire and the wider East Anglia region, which is to be built within 5 miles of the City of Cambridge.

No activities other than making grants.