Charities In Buckinghamshire

To maintain the land and building known as Dunsmore Village Hall for the use of the residents of Dunsmore and its environs. With the object of providing recreational, social and educational activites.

Youth Club catering for young people aged 8 years old to 18 years old. Offering facilities to socialise and mix with other young people. We offer arts and craft and sport.

Support for the educational requirements of children

We want all people, young and old, to have the opportunity to hear the Good News of Jesus and his love. Helping Thame churches do big things together, we run fun events for children, young people and families at key points in the year to make Jesus known in our community. Our vision is for children, young people and their families to have the opportunity to know Jesus as their Saviour and friend.

Our charity's objective is to strengthen the relationship between the school's staff and parents.It also attempts to support the school in advancing the education and social skills of its pupils by providing equipment, events and resources which are not provided by the LEA.

ANNUAL PAYMENT TO DESERVING WIDOWS AND SPINSTERS IN THE PARISHES OF BRILL, OAKLEY, HONEYBURGE AND BOARSTALL

To facilitate the training of motorcyclists who already hold a full licence and own a machine capable of maintaining the national speed limit, to achieve the riding competencies required to pass the Institute of Advanced Motorcycle Riding Test. This activity is carried out in the Middlesex area by members of the Group who have achieved or are training to be IAMRoadsmart/IMI National Observers.

To further the religious and other charitable work of the Church in the Ecclesiastical Parish of Saint Martin, Fenny Stratford

For the support of residents in the town of Winslow only.To run and maintain allotments on the Charities land.

Grants to individuals in cases of hardship.

Thomas Hickman School serves an area of high social deprivation, 90% of pupils coming from Acorn postcode category 4 and 5. The charity's activities are primarily the advancement of the education of the pupils at the school by providing funds, items, services & facilities that is not the obligation of the local authority or within the capacity of the parents to provide.

To promote, through the comradeship engendered by its members, the welfare by charitable means of all serving and former members of our air forces, their spouces and dependants, together with the widows and widowers and dependents of those died while serving or subsequently

The charity supports local charities operating in health and welfare. Also individuals, mainly teenagers and young adults, in their personal development. It also supports international charity work in the third world and the Rotary Foundation.

Promote the Hereford cattle breed and pedigree breeding of the cattle. Organise workshops for new members to enhance their skills in exhibiting at agricultural shows, help and advice for members on the breeding and requirements for beef production etc. Providing sponsorship at agricultural shows with prize money and advertising members herds etc and providing breed information to general public.

We are an amateur dramatic company, performing plays for the general public, and teaching theatre arts to our members.

Village Museum, open twice a week and available to interested groups upon request. Displays changed regularly. Takes part in Village activities, supports local education and publishes a booklet (Haddenham Chronicles) each year.

HELPING LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITIES

Aims and obligation - further education for women, speakers and demonstrators come to monthly meetings.

Providing financial assistance in the training of mainly young persons

Arranges talks and visits, and has joint activities with other local organisations

The objects of the group are for the public benefit to promote the improvement of the standard of driving and the advancement of road safety.

Makes small grants to elderly residents at or around Christmas and to other deserving applicants at any time in the historic parish of Bradwell according to its pre-1919 boundary.

Giving concerts to promote interest in the playing of recorders in a large ensemble. To introduce players to the scope of such a group and to entertain and inform the general public.We support a number of trustworthy charities as accepted by the group by giving financial donations. We give demonstations in local schools to educate and encourage young people to play musical instruments.

Makes grants for educational and professional training/apprentice purposes to those resident in the Ancient Parish of Great Missenden and below the age of 24.

Support to the State Education of students between 11 - 19 years of age.