Charities In Cambridgeshire

Gateway is a local scouting group, serving children in St Ives between the ages of 6 and 14. We aim to help young people enjoy adventurous activities and to give them opportunities for personal development and social responsibility. We offer a wide range of activities from camping, survival, first aid, archery, canoeing, shooting, astronomy and much, much more!

The Object of the Club is the provision, or assistance in the provision - in the interests of social welfare - of facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation for people with and without physical disabilities in the area of Wisbech and District.

To provide financial support towards the running costs of the Wisbech & Fenland Museum, and to raise public awareness of the museum and its activities.

Fund raise in order to provide or assist in the provision of equipment, facilities & services for the Princess of Wales Hospital Ely in addition to that provided locally by the statutory authorities

Provides grants for educational purposes for residents of Burwell, Cambridgeshire. Grants are paid from land rental monies.

PROVIDING SCOUTING ACTIVITIES TO YOUNG PEOPLE AGED 6 TO 14 YEARS, VIA BEAVERS, CUBS & SCOUTS.THE 1ST KIMBOLTON SCOUT GROUP IS LOCALLY LED AND LOCALLY RUN BY VOLUNTEERS. ALL FUNDRAISING HAS TO BE FOUND LOCALLY. WE ARE AFFLIATED NATIONALLY WITH THE SCOUT ASSOCIATION.

Raise funds during masonic social functions and distribute to local and national good causes and masonic charities in accordance with our classification.

Fundraising activities for the benefit of the children at Teversham VA Church of England Primary School.

The charity holds events to raise funds in order to assist with achieving its objectives.

Provide assistance to local Neighbourhood Watch groups achieve their aims and goals in line with National guidance.

Each year we organize a programme of events, which includes monthly lectures on a wide range of decorative and fine art topics based on consultation with Members, Special Interest Days with 2 lectures and visits to places of interest or exhibitions. We primarily cover the East Cambridgeshire area and our lectures are held in Ely. Our Membership is open to adults of all ages from any area.

Wistow Village Hall is a facility provided for the use of village residents and the surrounding area. The Hall Management Committee organises events as social activities for the local community and to raise funds for the maintenance and improvement of the village hall.

MOOR IN BLOOM ENTRY IN ANGLIA IN BLOOM - REGIONAL, BRITAIN IN BLOOM - NATIONAL 'URBAN COMMUNITY'ANNUAL FIREWORK DISPLAY - COMMUNITY ACTIVITYCOMMUNITY ALLOTMENTS - GROW YOUR OWN 'HEALTHY EATING'COMMUNITY REPORTERS - BUILDING COMMUNICATION, LEARNING NEW SKILLS, REDUCE EXCLUSION. GRANT: NATIONAL LOTTERY AWARDS FOR ALLCANEWS MOORNEWS - BI MONTHLY NEWSPAPER X 6K HOMES. GRANT URBAN & CIVIC

(1) To provide financial support to the poor and needy living within the Parish of Chatteris; and (2) to provide financial support for Special Needs organisations operating within the Parish.

GENERAL BENEFIT OF POOR PERSONS IN HILTON

We are a musical theatre group of amateur performers who typically put on one major production per year in Cambridge, at the Cambridge Arts' Theatre. We hold open auditions for all performing roles and welcome members interested in all aspects of being in or putting on a show.

NCCP objective is to act as an umbrella organisation, bringing together all community groups, organisations and agencies in the North of Cambridge. The mission is to improve the education and living standards of the local community by encouraging community involvement and combatting poverty, and in this way increase community spirit, which can act as a campaigning voice for the whole area.

Provides activities, facilities & equipment to support & advance the education of Westfield pupils. Pays for extras unfunded by county council- computer & sports equipment & recreational activities (gardening, parties, refreshments), grants to organizations & the provision of building & open spaces.Developing effective relationships between the staff, parents & others associated with the school.

Cambridge Harmony Chorus is a group of women which sings a cappella in the barbershop style. It is a member of LABBS and aims to advance, improve and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art and science of barbershop singing in all its aspects through the performance of barbershop singing and the provision of educational workshops for members of the public.

Makes grants to the voluntary organizations charged with the care of burial grounds in the Parish of Cottenham

Waterbeach Military Heritage Museum holds artifacts, photographs, paper ephemera largely of Waterbeach RAF Station and Barracks from 1938 to 2013 of RAF activities and 39 Engineer Regiment, occupations. Their units and personnel. Acts as a historical resource for the public and those who lived and served in the forces and/or as civilians during those years also for researchers.

We work with the school to provide a way for parents, relatives and friends to get involved with the school and the education that the children receive. We also pay for items that we feel will improve the educational and social experiences of the children. The money is raised by a variety of activities such as Summer and Christmas fairs and the sale of snacks and drinks at school events.

The objective of the group is to relieve the physical or mental distress of persons with cancer and the partners and carers of such persons through the provision of a support group meeting monthly to provide mutual support, information and access to complementary therapies. A Professional therapist is present at most meetings and some meetings include a visiting speaker.

Maintaining the Village Hall and Recreation Ground

The charity?s objects are, for the public benefit, to preserve and protect the building, grounds and historic contents of Saint Giles? Church, Cambridge. To this end, we have commissioned an architect to examine underfloor heating, improved lighting and the creation of useable community spaces and storage. We also promote understanding of local heritage through free monthly talks.