Charities In Cornwall

Voluntary inland search and rescue across West Cornwall and support to other teams and emergency services across the wider UK

Education training, culture heritage and science, to promote for the benefit of the public the conservation preservation and display of Nance Mill Engines and the associated machinery and to advance the education of the public in the said machinery for the benefit of the culture and heritage of Cornwall in particular.

WE SEEK TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN FAITH AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE AND FAMILIES, IN SCHOOLS AND GROUPS, AND IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE CHURCHES IN BODMIN AND ITS SURROUNDING AREA. WE DO THIS THROUGH YOUTH GROUPS AND SPORTS ACTIVITIES.

The charity's strategy is to advertise once a year in the local press, inviting young people between 11 and 20 and resident in Devon and Cornwall to apply to the Trust for a grant to help them partake in character building activities and for which they need financial help. Applicants need to have a project in mind and shown initiative by raising some of the funds themselves.

organising and running a community hall for the benefit of the Stratton and district community including education and health activities, social events, sports and providing support for people with disabilities. Supporting local culture and religious groups and a venue for public meetings forums and neighbourhood support groups

Raising money to help: A. Children and young people B. Elderly and old people C. People with disabliity or Special Needs and D. Other charities and voluntary bodies

Provision of assistance to the young and elderly in the area covered by Bodmin Rotary Club through grants and donations and also contributions to the Rotary Foundation Charity.

To raise funds to provide additional equipment for our hospital - over and above that supplied by the NHS.

Management of village hall

A) To advance the education of young members of the public in agriculture, home crafts, country life and related subjects. And B) In the interest of social welfare to provide and promote the provision of facilities for recreation and leisure.

womens's institue

The charity is for the benefit of the Parish

The provision and maintenance of a village hall for community use including(a) meetings, lectures, classes, and(b) other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupations

The management of the village hall for the use of the inhabitants of the united benefice of St. Issey with St. Petroc Minor in the county of Cornwall, without distinction of political, religious or other opinions, including use for meetings, lectures and classes or other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.

Fundraising and Donations used to take Burn Injured Children on activity camps and family day trips

FUNDRAISING

Providing a secure group of buildings in which young people can attend attend one or more of the following: pre-school group, gymnastics club, karate club, model railway club or dance school. Facilities are fully utilised 7 days a week, with over 400 young people regularly attending from the surrounding area.

Raising money for the children of Pennoweth Primary School

to provide a facility for the community to interact

Initiate, facilitate and support activities carried out by Christian Churches within the County of Cornwall. These activities are ecumenical ie. carried out in the name of two or more denominations.

The activity of the CIO is the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation, in particular bythe provision of facilities, encouragement and instruction in the sport of rowing, in particular Cornish PilotGigs, for the benefit of the public.

ORGANISING AND MANAGING FUND RAISING EVENTS

Fraddon Village Hall provides a central, permanent venue for social, recreational and educational activities for the local community and organisations within Cornwall, at a reasonable cost, but to enable it to remain self supporting. The hall operates an all inclusive policy and has full disabled facilities for the use of patrons .

Provide lunches for 60 (approx) senior citizens every Monday. Provide transport to and from the lunches and various other activities/meetings by means of own minibus adapted for wheelchairs and disabled persons.

The Trust owns and operates The Knut, a heritage centre next to the Plen an Gwari, one of two surviving Cornish medieval amphitheatres. As well as housing a backstage and archive facility for its performances of the historic Ordinalia Cornish Mystery plays, the Knut is an asset for the community of St Just, hosting workshops, talks, seminars, performances, and creative and collaborative events.