Charities In Cambridgeshire

Supports the work of Stilton Church

Support of St. John's Church, Waterbeach, mainly by providing grants for improvements. Currently we have plans to finance the restoration of the historic east window.

The charity has made grants under its objects, 1,2, and 3The Trustees, in making these decisions, have had due regard to the Commission's public benefit guidance in particular as it pertains to the 'protected characteristic' of adherents to the Christian faith

PROMOTION OF PUBLIC ACCESS DEFIBRILLATION AND INSTALLATION OF DEFIBRILLATION EQUIPMENT ALONGSIDE TRAINING AND AWARENESS

Supports archaeological activities especially those related to education.

The Trustees shall apply the income in promoting the education of young persons resident in Whittlesford either by providing such special benefits of any kind not normally provided by the local education authority for the William Westley School as may from time to time be agreed between the Trustees and the Governors of the School or in such other ways as the Trustees think fit.

Makes grants to individuals and organisations within the parish of Holme to support educational activities and the parish church.

The Bar Hill Parent and Toddler Group provides a safe and friendly environment for Children and their Carers to socialise in Bar Hill

Working with young people making them aware of the consequences of crime .We work with schools, vulnerable and at risk children trying to help them to "See Sense, Not a Sentence".Ella's Project helps to provide clean, unsoiled usable clothes for 0-5 years to families who are in crisis or need vital support.

Education

Grants or donations will often have a medical needs flavour and will be associated with the town of March

For Religious Education in School

PROVIDING LOCAL (SAWTRY,CONINGTON, GLATTON AND HOLME VILLAGES) HISTORICAL INFORMATION TO THE PUBLIC, BY WAY OF MEETINGS, PRESENTATIONS AND EXHIBITIONS.RESEARCH AND RECORDING LOCAL HISTORY THROUGH OUR DIGITAL ARCHIVES.

Collects on behalf of national charity 'Royal Air Forces Association (RAFA)'.Welfare Officer assesses potential ex RAF welfare cases for finacial assistance or to arrange respite breaks at RAFA homes.Has monthly social meetings.

Relief of poverty,support of young people and the elderly

Any charitable purposes for the general benefit of the inhabitants of the Parish of Wittering for which provision is not made out of rates, taxes or other public funds.

Maintenance of burial ground belonging to former chapel and distribution of surplus income to other local unitarian charities.

Preserving the history of Soham and educating the public through a variety of constituent groups and activities: A regular schedule of talks and events, an on-line archive collection of Soham photographs and documents, local history classes, exhibitions and publications, practical digs and cataloging of finds. Regular coffee mornings, fetes, jumble sales and christmas fayre.

AMNET is a self-help and support group for anyone with a diagnosis of acoustic neuroma and meningioma. We are based in East Anglia and are closely associated with Addenbrookes Hospital in Cambridge.

An annual festival for people of all ages in the areas of Music, Speech, Drama and Dance.

provider of sports grounds

To help advance the education and training of the children, young people and young adults of Meldreth Manor School and Orchard Manor by providing facilities and equipment for use by them and to provide funds for the services to purchase facilities and equipment for use by them in order to supplement (and not in place of) such provision provided by the State and the Aurora Group.

walking group. coffee mornings. luncheon club

Supports the activities and maintenance of St Margaret's Church, Newton.

The objects of the Trust are charitable in connection with relief of hardship and distress of such persons or families who in the opinion of the Trustees experience extreme financial hardship or needs for which there are no immediate forms of relief.