Charities In Bracknell Forest

Provides shopping trips for elderly residents in the Ascot Area and an annual free to enter Retirement Fair

bursaries for those promoting the relationship between Christianity and the world of work in the Diocese of Oxford.

We are a Masonic Lodge (Club) of approx 30 individuals. We collect subscriptions and donations which we accumulate and then give to Masonic and Non-Masonic charitable organisations to provide assistance and support.

This charity aims to relieve the needs of people who have autism, ADHD and/or other related conditions or those awaiting diagnosis and their families in Hampshire and surrounding counties through providing finanicial assistance and practical support.

We represent all people in Berkshire West affected by a neurological condition.

A charity operating in Windsor and Maidenhead to support children and young people with a diagnosis of autism, with a particular remit to help those at Forest Bridge School, a new special school.

General charitable purposes

To offer financial help to youth projects, both individual and group, to offer financial help to medical & service charities, to offer help to animal welfare organisations.

To futher the work of the Windsor Theatre Limited.

To maintain the Walter Recreation Ground and Circle Hill for puplic use.

Grants to local organisations

The relief of the needs of people with Down's Syndrome, and their families, by the provision for such people of facilities, services and opportunities that will maximise their participation in society and any other charitable purposes connected with Down's Syndrome within the area of benefit

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

To benefit the Community in the town of Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire and in the neighbouring Parishes by advancing education, protecting health and relieving poverty, sickness and distress among the community, and in particular to support the charitable work of the Henley-on-Thames and District Citizens Advice Bureau

We collect books, computers, science and sports equipment for needy schools in Africa. In 2025 we will introduce exchange program to allow cross culture between UK and Africa schools. Also we will introduce social tourism to boost income to schools that we assist. Adults who would like to visit rural Africa to help schools will be encouraged to do so. To help with small repairs and renovations

Local Charity Activities and Through the Province of BerkshireThe prevention or relief of povertyThe advancement of citizenship or community developmentThe relief of those in need because of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage

We are a support group for men and women who have been diagnosed with bladder cancer and, importantly, also for their carers and partners. Support provided includes the opportunity to talk to other patients and clinicians in social environment about their treatment choices and life after bladder cancer. We raise funds in support of the Royal Berkshire Hospital urology department.

When funds available we make donations to assist children to attend residential courses.

Yeo Memorial Trust is a charity formed in 1998 in memory of the Yeo family to purchase and own in perpetuity land for use as a village sports ground

The objects of the charity as stated in the constitution are:1) To relieve sickness and injury by the provision of first aid and ambulance services to any person who has need of such treatment.2) To advance the education of the public in first aid in particular, but not exclusively, by the provision of training in the principles and practice of first aid.

Summer and Christmas Fairs, Easter Egg Hunt, Quiz Nights, Children's Discos

Trustee of Aldworth Village Hall. Management of funds raised through charitable donations, local funds raising and grant funding.

We have provided fundraising support to a number of individuals to collect funds for a variety of fundraising activities. We continue to look for high impact/low grant projects within our remit.

Provision of sport/recreation facilities to the general public.

To provide funding for additional equipment and resources for patient services.