Charities In Buckinghamshire

Masonic and non Masonic charity

To relieve those in need, by reason of age, ill-health, or disability who are restricted in their ability to participate in and take advantage of local activities by providing a specially adapted vehicle, co-ordinated and run by volunteers. To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded.

Education of infant school age children (4-7) - curriculum enrichment

ASSISTANCE TO FORMER AND CURRENT POST OFFICE WORKERS INCLUDING BRITISH TELECOMMUNICATIONS

SCHOOL FOR INFANTS AND JUNIORS

Installation and maintenance of water safety equipment along the river thames. Raising awareness of water safety. Providing swimming and education in schools.

Riding for disabled children

provision and care of historic place of worship

Supporting local Charities with a bias towards the young and elderly.

Employer & Employee donations to local charities

To advance the growth of facilities which will encourage and enable pupils and students within the county to play cricket or other sports.

We regularly collect excess food from two supermarkets and distribute to needy people in the community in BuckinghamshireWe donate food and presents to underprivileged at ChristmasWe continue to train Trustees and consult with training and funding providers moving towards offering qualifications to aid employment prospects.We provide opportunity for worship and Bible Study

The receipt of donations for the benefit of the pupils and staff at Great Missenden C of E Combined School to enhance teaching and learning.

We act as an umbrella organisation for the Beekeeping Associations in Buckinghamshire that are affiliated to the BBKA. We organise educational seminars for the benefit of Bee Keepers in the area. We organise County wide educational diploma courses for beekeepers. We are the go between the British Beekeepers Association and Beekeeping Associations in the County.

Education / Training / Religious activities

OARFDC has been a registered Charity since July 2006 (Registration Number 1115456). We work to benefit and educate African Refugees, Asylum Seekers and their families mainly from Central Africa. We are the only Refugee Groups in Oxford that address social welfare of refugees through Sports. We are affiliated to Football Association, We support refugees, Asylum seeker to break in sports industry.

To advance the education of the public in the various aspects of astronomy.

Trading as Jigsaw Theatre company - We run theatrical and technical workshops and performances for people with physical or learning disabilities. We aim to advance the understanding of the general public to the depth and range of capability, humanity and intrinsic worth of disabled people. Towards this aim, using a team of disabled artists, we: write, learn, perform and tour these performances.

Education and Arts

Infant School Fund

We have received capital from the grant of easements across a common and will use the interest to help maintain our play and recreation areas. Capital was invested in 3 year bond with UTB on 12 November 2019, on advice from Mr P. Harper (FMifa). This matured in November 2022. Financial advice was taken again, and the bond plus proceeds were re-invested in a 2 year bond paying 4.2 %.

EYAI support young adults between 18 to 25 build their confidence and independence, through mentoring and where possible through work experience working closely with the employer. Opened a community cafe to support those not able to work in the community yet with confidence and independence building in September '23. EYAI work with young adults in South Bucks and South Oxfordshire.

Informing and educating

Educating women

Support of the activities of the Church of St Mary the Virgin, Padbury