Charities In Cambridgeshire

Proceeds for the Curates Stipend and the church Fabric Fund plus provision for the deserving poor of the Anglican Church.

Regular meetings - organising activities, hearing reports, discussion of relevant topics.Fundraising - particularly 500 club and Art ExhibitionHelp organise and run parent information evening - provide refreshments.

In the interests of social welfare;To maintain and improve the local recreational, social and educational facilities.To improve social cohesion by the organising of social events.

The principal object of the charity is the preservation of English historical, architectural and constitutional heritage, in the East of England.

Collection and distribution of money.

Religious and other charitable work of the Church of England.

Relief of Poverty

Parents and Teachers Association

Promoting Education

The charity runs an annual Drama Festival accepting entries from a wide geographical area and from ages 4 - 85. Competitors take part in verse speaking, prose reading, bible reading, mime and many other dramatic classes.They are judged by professional adjudicators and awarded trophies and certificates.

Support for young people resident in the parish

Provision of grants for residents of Cottenham entering further education

For providing:(a) Scholarships and prizes to members of the College in statu pupillari for excellence in University and College examinations(b) Bursaries to graduates engaged in research(c) Such other awards as the Governing Body may from time to time determine

The Charity makes grants to individuals living in, and organisations operating in, Trumpington.

Hospital radio.

The Trust was set up with a donation from Mr Lance Hunter-Rowe in 1987, the funds to be employed to purchase items of medical equipment for use by the Health Centre, the District Nurses or for loan to patients, as well as for improvements which support or benefit the patients.

We provide a professional counselling service for anyone in the Bourne Area.

The Association was formed in 1958 to work for the restoration, preservation and improvement of all the inland waterways in East Anglia for the benefit of the general public. The association covers the Lincolnshire waterways, Middle Levels, the four main rivers and tributaries flowing out into the Wash, the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads and the detached navigations in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex.

We will enable churches and church leaders of Cambridge and the surrounding villages to work together to achieve our objects by: fostering relationships; encouraging prayer; hosting public events; liaising with Local Government and other statutory bodies to help local communities address needs and concerns through partnership; providing training opportunities; using publicity and communication.

THE PROVISION AND MAINTENANCE OF A VILLAGE HALL SITE TO ENABLE THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW VILLAGE HALL IN THE PARISH OF OLD HURST FOR THE FUTURE USE OF THE PARISH OF OLD HURST WITHOUT DISTINCTION OF POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS OR OTHER OPINIONS, INCLUDING USE FOR MEETINGS, LECTURES AND CLASSES, AND FOR OTHER FORMS OF RECREATION AND LEISURE-TIME OCCUPATION WITH THE OBJECT OF IMPROVING QUALITY OF LIFE.

Annual cash donation at christmas to individual elderly/old people who reside in the parish of Fordham - Cambridgeshire.

receipt of rental income from land, for distribution to the poor, and local charitable organisations

Raising funds to build a new village hall.

The advancement of education for the public benefit in the heritage and local history of Ramsey and the surrounding areas in such ways as the trustees think fit including by:Raising public awareness of the heritage of the local area and of local heritage sites;Providing learning opportunities for residents and visitors of all ages;Supporting local history research and promotion and publicity

Makes Nobles Field Recreation Ground available for recreation and sport.