Charities In Cambridgeshire

To advance the Christian faithTo relieve persons who are in conditions of need or hardshipTo promote such other charitable purposes beneficial to the community

The promotion of military efficiency by the provision of social, sporting and other facilities for the benefit of Servicemen and women. Esprit de corps and team work is promoted by enabling serving Mess members to mix together in both formal dining situations and informal social activities so as to help keep service traditions alive and encourage the well being of the mess community.

Makes grants to individuals, makes grants to organisation, provides services, provides Human Resources, sponsors or undertakes research.

The charity has had no activities since it was set up

- General Charitable activities- Religious activities and services- Provision of local spaces for community use- Activities for children and families- Concerts and entertainment- Support of vulnerable individuals and families in the community

Collection of donations to fund the provision of grants to charitable causes such as medical care charities.

We offer pre-school educational facilities from age two and a half up to four.

THE OBJECTS OF THE CHARITY ARE TO APPLY BOTH THE CAPITAL AND INCOME TO, OR FOR THE RELIEF OF:1) NEED AMONGST BROTHER MASONS, OR THEIR WIDOWS, OR OTHER RELATIVES OR DEPENDENTS;2) TO OR FOR THE BENEFIT OF MASONIC CHARITIES3) TO OTHER CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS OR SOCIETIES, OR OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES, AS THE TRUSTEES SHALL FROM TIME TO TIME DIRECT.

The provision of Day facilities for the socially isolated by reason of (but not limited to) age or disability in St Ives and the surrounding area to expand their daily experiences and enhance the quality of their lives

to provide and social and recreational activities for the community

Love's Farm Community Centre CIO will lease a newly-built community centre from Huntingdonshire District council and manage the centre.

The charity manages the Gamlingay Eco-Hub, a community centre in Gamlingay, with multi-use facilitied, hired by local groups and charities for various activities.

Cambridge Carbon Footprint engages people from all walks of life to tackle climate change through personal commitments and collective action by providing information, resources, and support. Our approach uses circular economy and conscious consumption principles. We work primarily in Cambridgeshire.

Religious Activities

We welcome applications from small and local (as opposed to regional or national) registered charitable organisations, or local branches of organisations, working in the fields of-Social welfare, all age groups-Housing and homelessness-Community and environmental development -Opportunities for young people-Promotion of improved quality of life-Personal or community empowerment

The charity operates a winter night shelter, providing overnight accommodation and food for rough sleepers and the homeless. It works, year round, to support users with other aspects of their lives. These include drug, alcohol and mental health issues, financial guidance and "move on" housing options.

The Church make efforts to advance the religion by providing regular public worship for all, promoting the Christian faith, providing training, nurture and activities for children and young people, providing pastoral care, and supporting missionary work.

The playgroup is based in Linton, Cambridge and provides nursery care for the community for children aged from 2 to school age.

Bottisham Airfield Museum is dedicated to creating a permanent memorial to the brave men and women who served at Bottisham during WW2. We are creating a museum that tells their story as well as an archive that allows learners of all ages to research the subject further.

To advance education in particular by providing grants to graduate students in the Social Sciences and Humanities.Generally for such purposes or objects as are from time to time recognised as exclusively charitable according to the law of England and Wales as the Trustees in their absolute discretion think fit.

Community facilities provided within the Community Centre

Religious activities

Offering appropriate play, education and care facilities, family ,earning and extended hours groups, together with the right of parents to take responsibility for and to become involved in the activities of such groups ensuring that such groups offer opportunities for all children whatever their race, culture, religion, means or ability.

Christian Worship and other community support work.

Established Preschool offering pre-school learning and education for children aged between 2 and 4 years and provision of a breakfast, after-school and holiday club for children ages 2-11.