Charities In Bedford

Changing Lives Forever (CLF) has been operating a Soup Kitchen in Luton town centre feeding the homeless we open every Tuesday and Thursday from 18.30 to 19.30 CLF Food bank started on the 17-11-2016 from a Trailer in the town centre every Thursday evening from 18.30 to 19.30. We know do two nights a week and one Saturday per month.. we are looking for more donations Food, Cloth, and Money.

We are carring out general charitable activities for Zarean refugees and also for those from other Afro-Carribean communities. We always organise training for these people to equip them with what can make them to be self reliant, we equally offer advice and moral support to these group of people.

The Trustees meet once a year to award a bursary to any senior scholar who has applied to the charity. Usually 2, 3 or 4 students at university receive a bursary of about ·25 each.

Provides grants to choir, bellringers sunday School or other children/youth groups

Provision of small grants to assist the village school and church in providing for the education and training of local children

Religious activities for the parish of Aspley Guise

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.

To assist cultural activities in Bedford and also charitable institutions in the United Kingdom as the Mayor may from time to time appoint

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.

The purpose of the Stevington Historical Trust is to research and popularise the history of the village of Stevington, Bedfordshire

Provision of community centre and associated activities in central Bedford.

Providing relief persons in the village of Harlington, Beds. We also give 'Hot Cross Buns' to Harlington Lower School pupils on Maundy Thursday.

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

Raising funds to improve sport facilities at Parkfields Middle School, Toddington, Bedfordshire

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.

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

Small scale assistance in cases of hardship not covered by State allowances to residents of 5 years and over in the Borough of Luton.

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

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.

Cotton End Primary School is a member of PTA-UK and uses the PTA-UK Model ConstitutionPTFA - includes Friends of the Community in addition to Parents and TeachersThe PTFA's aim is to enhance the facilities offered to the children at Cotton End which are inaddition to that which the Borough Council provides.The PTFA will apply for grants and include parents in community events

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.