Charities In Cambridgeshire

To support of Religious education in Teversham Church of England Primary School

To promote and advance the development of such ecumenical work of any church ,union of churches denominations or sect recognised by Churches Together in Britain and Ireland and /or the World Council of Churches as shall further the Christian religion

The object of the charity is to assist the PCC in their responsibility to maintain the fabric of St Wendreda's Church by raising money through donations and investments. The charity has no obligation or responsibility to carry out remedial work itself.

Makes grants to organisations benefiting children and young people.

The Charity provides grants to deserving causes within Huntingdonshire and to District and Multiple District Lions Club and the Lions Club International Foundation. The Charity also undertakes a number of community service projects to provide individuals, groups and other Charities with assistance.

To enhance the development and education of Pre-School children by offering appropriate play, education and care facilities, family learning for children attending Thorndown Pre-School.To provide funding to support appropriate play and care facilities and family learning ensuring that such provision offers opportunities to all children regardless of race or culture, means or abilities.

Maintaining church worship and activities. Maintaining and repairing the church building

The charity is a participant in the Isleham Charities Partnership and the aim is to provide for the aged and needy of the parish, and the distribution of such benefits shall take place annually in the designated period before Christmas. The amount contributed annually is according to the returns of the endowment investment and is agreed at the partnership meeting prior to the disbursement of such

To provide grants to musicians in the Parishes of Leverington and Gorefield in need of financial help

Monthly meetings with guest speakers on topics beneficial/related to our members needs. Occasional coach outings for members.

The interest from the capital sum provides income for the PCC in the general running of Ickleton Parish Church.

Training of people to learn to play the Church Organ.

CREATING AND INSTALLING A MEMORIAL IN THE CRYPT OF ST. PAULS CATHEDRAL AND A MONUMENTAL SCULPTURE BOTH AT THE SCOTT POLAR INSTITUTE GROUNDS AT CAMBRIDGE AND IN STANLEY, THE FALKLAND ISLANDS.ORGANISING LECTURES ON ANTARCTICA AND DEALING WITH HERITAGE ASPECTS.ENSURING THOSE WHO LOST THEIR LIFE IN THE ANTARCTIC ARE COMMEMORATED WITH AN ANTARCTIC PLACE NAME.

THE CHARITY IS FOR, GRAVEYARD UPKEEP., CHURCH BELLRINGERS & THE POOR.

To provide a society for organists and others interested in the classical organ and the buildings in which they are situated. To organise visits to such instruments and buildings: to promote organ recitals and concerts: to provide funds and facilities for young people wishing to learn to play the organ.

Manages allotments and provides apprentice grant to students.

The charity donates to St Andrew's Church, Isleham, to be used for heating in church, the choir & Sunday School.

Oakington Charities for the poor were originally set up to help widows within the Parish of Westwick & Oakington. Now no longer applicable with modern Pensions and Social Securities. Our main function is to provide a little money for deserving retired persons in the Parish and to provide a little support for the Church Fabric fund.

Provides support to enable people to meet periodically and enjoy refreshments together.

CHARITABLE PURPOSES FOR THE BENIFIT OF THE PARISH OF GUILDEN MORDEN AS THE GRAVE FUND TRUSTEES IN THEIR ABSOLUTE DISCRETION SHALL THINK FIT.

General modest assistancePrimarily in and near Cambridge

Individual Grants

The EABTC Welfare Trust provides welfare services to English Bull Terriers placed in its care, and seeks, wherever possible, to find suitable homes for such dogs. In collaboration with the East Anglian Bull Terrier Club it runs events to raise funds to support the aims of the Trust. 4 dogs were rehomed by the Trust in 2013.

Educational grants for young people living in Harlton

The charity makes small grants to individuals on low incomes who apply. The grants are made throughout the year, including Hampers at Christmas time.