Charities In Cambridgeshire

General educational activities for women

Toy lending library for parents/carers of children aged birth to 5 in Cottenham and the surrounding villages; and organisers of other regular activities such as the Teddy Bears' Picnic, Christmas party, and bi-annual family fun weekend as part of FEFF etc. Cottenham Toy Library runs regular soft play mornings for pre-school children.

Recording weekly onto USB memory stick the local news for the blind and partially sighted of East Cambridgeshire

General Charitable purposesOverseas aid/famine reliefProvides human resources

General charitable purposes

Off road and on road cycling as a means of improving physical fitness, improving quality of life and providing greater peace of mind through the sharing of experiences of prostate cancer with fellow sufferers.

To assist young students who are deemed to be excellent in their studies to fund further education, primarliy in India and Pakistan, but across all geographies.

Work in partenrship with local voluntary, not-for-profit & statutory organisationsAttend and support community focussed meetings, and eventsRecruit volunteers and match them to volunteering opportunitiesAdminister Fenland Writers' Co-operative, encourage writersOrganise & support activities providing opportunities for volunteersPromote volunteering in the community

General charitable purposes, primarily in the areas of education and health

Relief for residents of the Ancient Parish of Godmanchester in conditions of need, hardship or distress. Assisting persons under the age of 25 years, resident in Godmanchester who are preparing for or entering into a profession, trade or occupation to provide them with outfits, tools, payment of fees etc. Promoting the education of such persons.

To promote the activities of the Women's Institute within the village of Waterbeach

Church activities and meetings

Provides materials for worship and encouragement to attend meetings and services on weekdays as well as Sundays

The aim of the Charity is to provide riding to disabled people from the Huntingdon area who might benefit from it in their general health and well-being.

Restoration and upkeep of fabric of Grade 1 listed parish church, St Mary's.

Charity operates within the education area of Kirtling (Primary School situated at Cheveley). Books and other aids for Religious teaching in Scholl. Also consideration for grants for the elderly, if need should arise.

Provision of Advanced Driving guidance to all members of society

general local fundraising

The REMO Trust offers free food and creative resources for local people in need by working with referring support organisations for our Food4Good and Box of Rainbows initiatives. Likewise we refer and signpost to other organisations who may be better placed to offer specific support such as debt advice and support in accessing funding to pay for essential items.

To provide relief individually to persons in need, hardship or distress primarily who are residents in the Parish of Shudy Camps and also generally to persons in the wider geographic area of Cambridgeshire, Essex and Suffolk.

Education/ training, Arts/culture, Sport/recreation, Environment/conservation/heritage, Economic/community/employment

help for poor/needyFinancial assistance for groups and clubs in parish

The charity gives grants to organisations - e.g. Primary School, Congregational Holiday Club, Mother and Toddlers group, to assist children in the village of Fordham, Cambridgeshire

The conservation, preservation, restoration and re-presentation of historic buildings, gardens and landscapes, and in particular, the 16C/17C group of buildings gardens and grounds created by Thomas Cecil, Earl of Exeter, eldest son of Lord Burghley, formerly part of the Burghley Estate. Guided tours and events for the benefit of members of the public.