Charities In Cornwall

The provision of recreation ground facilities in the village of Pensilva

The Habakkuk Trust supports distressed, destitute and disabled Holocaust Survivors in Central Europe.

to promote interactive projects within the area

Ownership of a small freehold property which has been occupied rent free by the sole beneficiary of the Charity since before the Charity was established.

Employees Charitable Trust - donations given to appeals within China Clay Area

Awarding school prizes in religious education

as before

Recreation and sport for most age groups

Public recreation ground donated to a predecessor council in 1935.

To promote close co-operation and communication between parents, teachers and the communityto study and discuss matters of mutual interest relating to the education and welfare of pupilsto engage in activites which support and advance the education of pupils attending school and well beingOur activities now include supporting the other schools

investment holding

General 'green' area for recreation.

TO HELP ALL RESIDENTS LIVING IN THE ST IVES AREA

Provision of recreation field for the use of the community

To help the poor and deprived of Camborne.

community centre providing facilities for private parties, community groups etc.

playing field

(a) providing information and advice to the general public about local services ;(b) gathering and analysing the views and experiences of members of the general public to inform service providers;(c) engaging local people enabling them to have a voice in the development, delivery and equality of access to local services and facilities;(d) the promotion of high standards by service provider

Providing facilities for childrens recreation. Sports events, schools sporting & leisure activities. Local community events. Sports training junior & senior.

Playing Field and Recreation Ground at Lanner

General Charitable Purposes

The charity takes in unwanted dogs from the public and local dog wardens, and then rehabilitates them before finding them permanent homes.

preservation of the built environment

Play area, picnic tables