Charities In Buckinghamshire

Provision of financial assistance to Irish Dancers , Musicians . To provide support to the Irish dancing music and language for awards to encourage excellence in performance and education

To provide funds to two Church of England Schools from investment income. The capital invested came from the sale of a house.

Funding research to find a cure for Infantile Nystagmus

Bellringing for church services,weddings etc and training of new bellringers.Maintenance of the church bells.

Complete the construction of clean water supply system. Construct classrooms to provide non-formal education both for children and adults and provide tutorial, basic and life skills. Introduce/promote indigenous plantation/vegetables and train farmers to enable replica. Engaging in advocacy and lobbying to achieve policy and infrastructural changes.

Relief of Poverty. Elderly/Old People. Other defined groups

provision of volunteer-led library services to the community of Iver

Religious activities. Specifically the Choir and Youth Club of Aylesbury Methodist Church

to provide a prize in every academic year to a pupil who displays the greatest promise in mathmatics in that year

Grants for tools for apprentices and for the elderly in need

Set up in the 18th Century to provide loaves of bread to eleven poor unmarried ladies resident in the Parish of Chalfont St.Peter plus one for the Parish Clerk

Education and training

A volunteer organisation, registered with the charity commission and BTCV carrying out Conservation/Education

Provision of allotment gardens and the repair and maintenance of the property. Any excess funds being used for the poor and public services within the parish, by means of grants or loans to individuals or organisations.

Founded 1861 to provide coals, clothing and other necessities to the poor of the Parish of Chalfont St.Peter.

Donations to other charities and the advancement of the christian religion

Manage income from investment and property in gifts to christian organisations.

Grant Aid to Registered HL Players suffering financial problems through injury in League organised matches.

Relief of poverty

Relief of poverty

Religious activities, provide support people of a particular ethnic origin

To promote community participation in healthy recreation for the public benefit in Tring, Berkhamsted and their surrounding communities by providing facilities and coaching for the playing of amateur rugby football.

To promote the relief of older people in South East England in particular the relief of poverty and the promotion of good health

Nursery for 2 to 4 year oldsBefore and after school care and holiday clubs

The charity provides buildings, facilities and open space for sport and recreation for the community