Charities In Buckinghamshire

Promoting the Church of England within the ecclesiastical parish

Restoration and maintenance of 'The Old Gaol' Buckingham and its development as a heritage centre museum and source of education for the benefit of the people of Buckingham and Bucks.

To advance the education of the pupils of the school by providing or assisting in the provision of educational recreational and other charitable facilities in augmentation of such facilities financed by the local education authority or by the DFEE.

PROVIDING SCOUTING ACTIVITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

TO ADVANCE EDUCATION (INCLUDING THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION) OF CHILDREN IN PARTICULAR FOR CHILDREN FROM MUSLIM FAMILIES IN THE ARABIC LANGUAGE AND ISLAMIC STUDIES IN SURREY AND BERKSHIRE FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT.

The Objects of the CIO are to advance the education of the public by the provision of a lending libraryservice and such other events and activities for the education of the residents of Farnham Common andthe surrounding area, as the Trustees deem appropriate.

The upkeep and maintenance of the Hambleden Village Hall for the benefit of local residentsFor use by the Church when requiredFor any other purpose the trustee's may allow as long as it does not interfere with the above

Provide coaching to motorcycle riders in order to improve their riding skills and pass the advanced test of the Institute of Advanced Motorcyclists

The provision of universal youth services in Marlow.The provision of other community services to those in need in MarlowThe operation and management of Marlow Youth and Community Centre

Bowls, Dancing, Judo, Keep Fit, Line Dancing, Tea Dancing

A weekly social club for the elderly of Waddesdon and the surrounding area.

Working to promote and preach the Word Of God to all members of the community. Providing support spiritually, socially and finacially to those members of the community in need. Supporting other churches and charitable organisations both locally and overseas in spreading the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ and charitable endeavours.

Support to needy elderly and young families by issuing vouchers in Summer and Christmas time, that can be exchanged for goods in a supermarket in the Marlow. A Victorian charity, but now trading as Marlow United Charities, was 9 smaller charities but merged in 1898. Its main charitable service is the distribution of food vouchers in summer and Christmas time to needy families in the town.

To promote the Christian Faith primarily in young people by organising non-residential Christian holiday clubs, which are free of charge with all costs met from voluntary donations, fundraising events, grants and sponsorship.

The object of the CIO is the provision and maintenance of The Anthony Hall as a community venue for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Aston Clinton and the surrounding parishes without distinction of political, religious or other opinions, including use for:(a) Meetings, lectures & classes;(b) Forms of recreation, celebrations & leisure-time activities(c) A venue for pre-school

We are a community choral society. We rehearse choral works composed between 1600 and the present day, mainly of classical repertoire, and perform them to the general public in high quality concerts with professional soloists, instrumentalists and orchestras. We also undertake training sessions and fund-raising activities such as singing at weddings and carol singing.

Provision of assistance to pensioners re spectacles, dental and chiropody. Hospital. travel and medication expenses to anyone living in Pitstone. In general anyone with a genuine financial need will be considered.

Run in conjunction with a school.

The prime objective of the choir is to promote the enjoyment of the Welsh choral tradition through its rehearsals and performances. This involves skills development and enjoyment of singing for members and entertainment for the wider community. In addition, the choir raises money for agreed charities.

Management of Village Hall

Our purpose is to provide a welcoming place for the people of Broughton. The setting is a well-presented coffee shop run by around 20 volunteers. We are primarily a meeting place in the community, especially those who are lonely or in need, and host regular activities for a number of groups. The shop acts as an outlet for the Aylesbury Trussell Trust food bank .

TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT THE GOOD HEALTH AND RELIEVE SUFFERING OF VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC ABUSE IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY THE PROVISION OF ADVICE, SUPPORT, HOUSEHOLD AND PERSONAL ITEMS IN ORDER TO HELP SURVIVORS START OVER AGAIN.

We aim to increase children's understanding about how the body works and how different drugs affect the body. We deliver sessions in our classroom with their teacher for a programme designed to suit their age. We aim to raise children's self-esteem & confidence, & help them develop skills needed for building good relationships & for resisting peer pressure. New programmes are added regularly.