Charities In Central Bedfordshire

Education, fun & community spirit

Maintenance of the Village Hall for people from the Gransdens and surrounding areas.

Providing the opportunity for young , gifted, musicians from three European Countries to perform together and receive tuition from recognized international tutors and performers.Providing the opportunity for the development of international understanding between the young people involved

Scouting.

Girl Pack provides emergency period packs to schools, community/children's/family centres and local government offices in Milton Keynes. These packs contain a full packet of period pads, intimate wipes, a pair of knickers and hand sanitiser. We do not means test so our packs are available to all who need them. We like to think we take a little pressure off of families in need.

St Neots Players stages theatrical productions (plays and pantomimes) in St Neots. We endeavour to educate and entertain with the dramatic arts. We also seek to strengthen the community through participation in local events.

We run and maintain the Hall and Community Centre to provide a cost efficient amenity to the local community.

Making grants to voluntary organisations or individuals within Stotfold, & provide allotments for the use of Stotfold residents.

Performance of plays, education and entertainment.

Fundraising for local and Rotary charitiesVoluntary work with schools and senior citizens

RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES PROMOTING CHRISTADELPHIAN BELIEFS AND SEEKING TO BENEFIT MANKIND

The Society exists primarily to promote musical education in Bedfordshire.In furtherance of this aim, the Society runs two orchestras; the Bedfordshire Symphony Orchestra and the Bedford Sinfonia.The Society regularly organises and promotes in excess of ten classical music concerts each year in and around Bedford featuring performances by its two orchestras.

Charity provides low cost activities to families in local area, incl. Parents & Tots group, a Singing Cafe for those withmemory loss, Holiday Club & occasional recreation events. Hosting/volunteering for local foodbank charity. In the past we provided education /training events for parents/ carers, incl. First Aid, Craft Activities, Basic Skills, introduction to Computing & Parenting workshops.

The charity provides a building that can be hired at reasonable cost to support local activities and family events.

OVERSEEING THE ECUMENICAL CHAPLAINCY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF BEDFORDSHIRE

Cricket, Football, Provision of facilities for community use. We are now part of the Goldington Network, an umbrella of voluntary county and borough organisations from various backgrounds like Connexions, Pilgrims Housing Association, County Youth Clubs, Local Community organisations serving the people of Goldington and Elms Farm (second most deprived ward in the Borough).

We are the local Scout Group for Barton-le-Clay. We comprise a Beaver Scout Colony, a Cub Scout Pack and a Scout Troop

Makes grants to individualsMakes grants to organisations

Maintenance of a Village Hall for the benefit of the whole population providing sporting, recreational and artistic support to group and individual activities

To raise and manage funds for the preservation, repair, maintenance, restoration, improvement and ornamentation of the Parish Church of All Saints Leighton Buzzard and its churchyard, boundary walls, and gates.

Our online fundraising, events and partnerships with local businesses fund projects and initiatives that benefit the residents of Flitwick (Bedfordshire) and the surrounding area. Furthermore, our charity also supports the Flitwick Town Mayor each year to fundraise for their 'Chosen Charities', which must have a direct link to Flitwick.

We are a youth Charity - part of the Scout AssociationWe are part of Amptill & Woburn District, based in Toddington

Provide affordable accommodation for local groups in a socially deprived area.

Slip End Playing Fields,run by voluntary committee to benefit locals. Large field, tennis courts & football pitch used for various outdoor pursuits. Peter Edwards Hall can be hired separately or in conjunction with the field for social functions and recreational activities. The fields are enjoyed FOC throughout the year. The charity maintains these facilities via private use booking fees.

To provide a venue for village groups to meet in a safe and clean envirnoment. A small fee is charged to help with the upkeep of the hall