Charities In Central Bedfordshire

Raising Funds for traffic calming in Maulden

Support for poor in Old Warden

Provision and maintenance of a memorial to the men from the parish of Shillington who lost their lives while serving their country in the great war.

Upkeep of churchyard at Old Warden

RELIEF OF POOR IN OLD WARDEN PARISH

To fundraise for the preservation, repair, maintenance, restoration, improvement and ornamentation of and addition to the fabric of the Cathedral and Abbey Church of St Alban.The charity is currently dormant.

The Emmanuel Pentecostal Church provides religious activities, advice and information to the general public.

educational workshops, residences, productions, performances

Parent Teachers School Association

A CHURCH WHICH ADVANCES THE CHRISTIAN FAITH THROUGH CHRISTIAN WORSHIP AND THE PREACHING THE CHRISTIAN FAITH. THE RELIEF OF POVERTY AND WELFARE FOR THE NEEDY.

The Trustees appealed for fund to meet the costs of the Tempsford Memorial, it installation, unveiling and future maintenance.

provision of recreation field - Town Lands Recreation Ground

The Recreation Ground is approximately 4.5 acres, we do not have any changing facilities available on the recreation ground.There is a childrens play area duly fenced to keep dogs out and children safe within.The Recreation Ground is run by the Gravenhurst Recreation Ground Committee.

Raise funds and accept gifts for specified charitable purposes connected with St Albans School

To provide financial assistance to the school

Thermal Drone Support Bedfordshire is a registered charity dedicated to supporting families of missing animals. Our compassionate team of volunteers and drone pilots are committed to reuniting owners with their beloved pets through the use of innovative thermal technology. We provide essential advice, guidance and support behind the scenes.

Relief of the PoorEducation and Training

To hold and manage a community recreational and sports centre for the benefit of the local community.

In memory of Mia Elcock, for the benefit of the public, to establish & maintain a natural woodland space know as Mia's Wood as a means of A. Conservation B. EducationC. RecreationThe focus of our work is a 2-acre woodland site called Mia's Wood in Little Horwood, Buckinghamshire.

Arranging recreation events for our members.

Combining music movement and dance. To advance training of young people in playing a range of musical instruments, choreographed routines including, to include dance, equipment work and roll play. To establish a senior and junior Drum & Bugle corps, percussion performance ensemble and dance band. Performance styles to include electronics, dance, movement, role-play, voice and audience interaction.

Support Military Service leavers gaining employment

WE RUN A 100 CLUB EVERY MONTH. WE ORGANISE QUIZ NIGHTS, CHRISTMAS BAZAARS AND SUMMER FATES TO RAISE MONEY TO SUPPORT THE SPECIAL NEEDS SCHOOL AND SPECIAL NEEDS SCHOOL

No current activities.