Charities In Bedford

To buy books and equipment for students.

To make Loans/Grants to Company Employees

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.

To enhance, develop and improve opportunities for the promotion and dissemination of education for sustainable development at Stibbington Centre for Environmental Education.

To make Loans/Grants to Company Employees

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

No activities other than making grants.

Grant given to Maulden Lower School towards books

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.

The aim is to award small financial help to young people under 21 who suffer financial hardship which would prevent them from pursuing a wish in the field of outdoor activities. This could include mountain walking, canoeing etc for themselves or for joining in activities such as DOE, Operation Raleighetc

All funds used by St.James Church Pulloxhill

Provide grants for education at college etc.

LARGE PRINT BIBLES

The trust was set up on 16th March 1809 to be distributed to 'poor inhabitants of Biggleswade' reported to lead good and normal lives of the established Church of England that should already attend the Divine Service and receive the Sacraments in the Parish Church

Founded on 21st March 1870 to allow a payment per child, in respect of attendances or examinations to the maintenance of local public elementary schools.

Provides charity to eldery residents residing in Elstow at Christmas

Founded on 30th Mat 1844 to 'Place out to school and clothe two of the poorest girls who attend Church'

Raising Funds for traffic calming in Maulden

RELIEF OF POOR IN OLD WARDEN PARISH

Supporting the advancement of Christianity, by supporting preachers, humanitarian and other charitable projects for the benefit of communities in the Punjab region of India, and other parts of the world as the trustees may time to time deem fit.

To provide financial assistance towards the maintenance of the fabric of St. Mary's Church, Oakley, Bedford.

LOCAL CHARITABLE CAUSES - primarily connected to children, disability, disadvantage or health.

The main charity activity is to provide financial assistance for the repair and maintenance of St Paul's Church, Bedford

Currently the Great Barford Playing Field Association is trying to raise awareness and secure funds to development a site that it already owns to build multi sports courts which can be used for tennis, 5 aside football and netball/basketball. The courts will be available to use by the residents of Great Barford. The project will benefit all ages in the local village.