Charities In Buckinghamshire

The object of the Charity is especially for works and objects of health,philanthropy,public utility,education,literature,art,archeology and research(other than experiments involving animal suffering),animal welfare,armed forces charities

General hire of hall/outside space to regular user groups/parties etc.

The object of the trust is to promote the Christian Religion and to express it in care for the community through Social Action in the United Kingdom and abroad. In India we are supporting an orphanage and school.

Rainbow, Brownie and Guide Meetings at the hall

Activities to advance the education of the pupils in the school.

Promote, maintain and manage a meeting place for the benefit of the inhabitants of Newton Longville.

To provide and maintain a village hall to be used in perpetuity as a non sectarian and non political place of recreation and social intercourse under the name of Sherington Village Hall for the benefit of the inhabitants of Sherington parish.

The Association provides welfare help and support to members and ex-members of the Royal Air Force and their dependants. It also provides a regular meeting place for members where light refreshments will be provided with some type of entertainment if possible. Regular free lunches are also provided each month.

The objects of the Band are to advance the education of the general public in the art and science of British Brass Band music through the provision of public band concerts, contests and recitals and training in brass music skills.

Grants made to individuals in straitened circumstances who live in the parish of Greater Marlow.

Implementing the third year of the land management programme on Widmer Fields. Raising funds from local residents and grant giving bodies to carry out programme of work. Raising awareness of Grange Area Trust throught its website, communicating with the public via local newsletters, circuclar, personal preentations and noticeboards.

The Club raises money to support mainly local charitable causes (e.g. Food Banks) - but, in keeping with Lions objectives, also supports certain national and international charities (e.g. Prostate Cancer and LCIF Disaster Relief). We also provide 'service' in accordance with our motto "We Serve". Examples include being volunteers marshals at the local fireworks display.

Fund raising in the UKExpenditure in Kyangala Kenya. New toilet block built for school. In 2013 a fence has also been erected

Whaddon Village Hall providing facilities for Village community activities and fund raising for local charities

Assorted Fund Raising Activities and donations

The Charity is actively engaged in raising funds for the purpose of building,establishing and running a fully functional primary care hospital for the the poor and needy in a rural area of Northern Pakistan. The hospital will include child and maternity, a minor injury clinic and a GP led clinic.Other facilities will include Xray, a pathology lab and outpatient rooms for visiting specialists.

Provision of free face to face debt advice, budgeting and benefit's advice.

To advance education for the public benefit in Polish language, culture, tradition and history, in particular, but not exclusively by:1. Providing a supplementary school, St Kostka Polish Saturday School in High Wycombe, teaching about Poland, the Polish language, history, geography, customs and traditions and providing religious education, and;2. Organising educational trips for pupils

The education and training of children and young people

Raising funds to maintain village hall.

The Stoke Poges Village Fete's primary purpose is to organise the annual fete. It's secondary purpose is to distribute profits from that activity to deserving local organisations and people, with a focus on groups or individuals involved with young people. It has a third purpose in organising ad hoc village events as requested by the Parish Council.

The objectives of the charity are to help young people through their leisure time activities to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capacities so they may develop as individuals and as members of the community.

The charity owns and maintains a recreation ground in Taplow which is used by local people for recreational purposes. The charity also owns a sports ground leased to a local sports club adjacent to the recreation ground.

Dementia Action Marlow runs weekly social support sessions for those living with dementia and their carers. We run occasional group outings too. We keep in contact with those unable to come along to our sessions by telephone, email or newsletter.

To assist young people for the beneficial area to attend schools, institutions, or classes for the purposes of education other than elementary, by paying their fees or travelling or other incidental expenses, or by providing them with maintenance allowances.