Charities In Buckinghamshire

To advance the education of the pupils of Little Missenden School by fundraising to provide facilities and equipment not normally provided by the local education authority.

Supporting those with Down's Syndrome and their families through a range of activities and support networks

The object of the charity is to provide leisure activities for people with learning disabilities from Aylesbury and the surrounding area, including regular social evenings, theme park and theatre outings, as well as special evenings of entertainment.

School fundraising activities each year for a special needs school.

The charity provides leisure and recreational opportunities for the young people of the Prestwood, Great Missenden and surrounding villages through drop-in style youth clubs.

VILLAGE HALL USED FOR COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES

Funding of expenditure on items not able to be covered by the school budget

Providing financial and other support for the students, staff and parents/carers of the Misbourne School.

For the public benefit and in accordance with Christian principles;the promotion of civic responsibilty and the promotion of volunteering within the Woburn Sands and neighbouring villages;and the promotion of such other exclusively charitable purposes as the Trustees may from time to time determine.The Charity operates a community transport service supported by donations.

Search Dogs Buckinghamshire supports the emergency services in locating missing and vulnerable people

Scout Group with young members aged between 6 years and 15 years

Provision of orchestral rehearsal and performance facilities for local musicians and formal concerts for the benefit of the public. In particular, our activities aim to encourage music listening and performance among young musicians (such as playing concerto works with the orchestra, or by offering very low admission prices to young audiences).

Quiz Nights; Race Nights; Local Schools Dancing/ Drama Competition;Soulfest; 100 Club Monthly Draw.The Green is used by local people to exercise their dogs and by children /adults to play and relax in

Provide grants to students within the local vicinity

To provide social and leisure time activities for the young people of Cippenham estate and further afield.

The Charity's activities are a) to maintain Chesham's heritage where appropriate and monitor and encourage improvements to the built environment and promote civic pride in Chesham.b) improve the ambience of Chesham.c) educate the public about the history of Chesham.d) encourage and carry out research into Chesham.e) improve the employment prospects for Chesham residents.

To provide necessary funding for the fabric of St. Mary The Virgin Parish Church and the "New" churchyard in Hambleden village

Upkeep and improvement of parish church, including the churchyard and church room

The NewGround Foundation exists to provide training and employment opportunities for prisoners and prison-leavers, with the aim of providing the opportunity to never reoffend.

The Oxford Foundation utilises theology, poetry, interfaith dialogue, drama, art, music, storytelling, to bring communities together so that they may get to know each other, thereby creating understanding, respect and good relationships between persons coming from different faiths and cultures.

To benefit the public by furthering the work of the Church of England in the Deanery of Amersham in the diocese of Oxford

Activities and events take place in a large woodland - wildlife observation,camping,bushcraft,exhibitions,concerts and christian seminars.

Opera Integra provides performing experience to amateur and aspiring professional singers. It caters for those who want the challenges of operatic roles and for those who enjoy the challenge of opera choruses. Performances are staged and normally sung in English to facilitate the enjoyment of opera by the general public. Concerts of operatic excerpts in the original language are also arranged.

To organise and hold fund raising events to benefit the children of Iver Heath Junior School.

The Christian holiday club runs for one week for children aged between 4 to 12 years of age. Volunteers from age 12 upwards support the activities and care of the children. Sports, music and drama activities run all week alongside the Christian teaching.