Charities In Buckinghamshire

The main objects of the charity are: a) The advancement of the Christian faith b) The advancement of education

We protect, preserve and enhance the collection of rare and interesting specimen trees at the privately owned Priestfield Arboretum, Stony Lane, Little Kingshill, Bucks replacing and adding to them as appropriate.

Educational and informative lectures, social occasions to enhance rural living, visits to theatre, gardens and London with a WI college guide. Visiting sick members. Limited fund raising (coffee mornings) to ensure that we have the funds to run the activities.

Presentation of public concerts and recitals by member amateur musicians and musical education of its members.

To aid Bethany Village in India to become self sufficient through training and financial support and aiding members of the community in various job vocations.

The charity supports orphans and poor children in Hoima Uganda to have a sustainable livelihood through pig rearing and thus give assistance with schooling and education. This year we are helping to sink a well to provide water for crop irrigation and in addition this will benefit the local community by supplying clean drinking water and prevent waterborne diseases such as typhoid and cholera.

The charity is operated to account for parental donations and expenditure on school trips and events funded in main by parents.

Fundraising, raising awareness in the UK about our partner organisations in Cambodia, visiting projects and teams out in Cambodia.

Building Futures Together is a small charity, who aims to advance the education of pupils at Kite Ridge School and improve the quality-of-life experience for young people with disabilities in High Wycombe and local areas. One of the experiences provided by the organisation is KiteFest, a charity music festival that is primarily for children and young people with disabilities within Buckinghamshire

Conservation of natural environment in the area up to 5km from Prestwood

Fundraising activities for school

Annual payment received from allotment field rental to assist residents in Akeley.

Fund raising for Hyde Heath Infant School

TWO THIRDS EDUCATION, FOUR FIFTHTEENTHS NEED AND ONE FIFTHTEENTH TO CLERK OF HARDWICK PAROCHIAL CHURCH

Charity working for the benefit of women in the local community, sharing ideas and arts and crafts, learning through speakers on various subjects, enjoying friendships and support for like minded women.

Raising funds for the benefit of The Cottesloe School and enhancing the learning experience for the pupils and staff.

To provide extra financial assistant to the school and pupils

Iver United Charities is a small charity whose sole purpose is to distribute its annual income from its investments in the form of grants. These grants are submitted to the Charity's Clerk and decisions are made by the appointed Trustees. The Trustees of the Charity will consider grant requests from individuals who are in need and living in the parishes of Iver, Iver Heath and Richings Park.

Maintaining a watching brief on the archaeological impact of development in Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Northamptonshire and Oxfordshire and providing advice to relevant bodies in the areas concerned. Providing regular conferences on archaeological and historical themes.

The High Wycombe Society was founded in 1969 to bring together people who valued our town and wanted to prevent its deterioration in the face of the development pressures that had run rampant in the 1960s. Although the bodies that manage the town are today far more mindful than their predecessors of so much that is of value in our historic town, the work of the High Wycombe Society continues.

Youth club offering educational recreational and training facilities

The main activity undertaken is to provide disabled children aged 4-11 years old with an opportunity to ride in an indoor or outdoor school in order to improve their balance, muscle tone and social skills. There is also a mechanical horse for children who, for a variety of reasons are unable to ride a pony.

The charity is involved in helping to provide bettter education and training to the young people and children. It does this by making grants to organisations.

The Charity funds colleagues who find themselves in difficult financial situations as a result of injury, sickness and anything else not covered by normal measures.

The fund operates for the advancement of the education of pupils at Burnham Grammar School by providing funds, items, services and facilities that it is not the obligation of any statutory authority to provide. Typical activities include a wide range of school trips, extra-curricular activities and activity days.