Charities In Cornwall

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.

Awarding school prizes in religious education

Maintains and supervises an area of open space for the benefit of local parishioners comprising mainly saltings of a tidal estuary which have been designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Includes a small quay and also a village pond (the latter outside the SSSI area) which is maintained on a voluntary basis by the local residents.

The Charity was formed by the will of John Johns who died in 1773, for the relief of the poor of Fowey, for the education of children in Fowey and the annual preaching of a sermon.Activities were expanded in 2008 to include the provision of and financial support for Christian education, training and ministry and the relief of poverty in the Parish of Fowey and beyond.

Relief of Poverty

Assistance to the poor

TO HELP ALL RESIDENTS LIVING IN THE ST IVES AREA

The Trust helps people who are, under 40, suffering from a physical disability, keen on sport and want to compete in the Paralympics or other national and international sporting competitions, but are in need of financial assistance to do this.Funds have been raised by sponsored bike rides and walks, charity lunches, company sponsors, donations and grants.

TO PROVIDE ACTIVITIES BASED ON GYMNASTICS AND TO HELP SUPPORT OTHER CLUBS WHO MAY BE ABLE TO USE OUR FACILITIES.

To promote education and active participation of young people and the public in sustainable development and global citizenship, by engaging in training and outreach work, making relevant resources available and supporting partnerships. Our beneficiaries include schools and educational establishments, youth and adult groups, private and public organisations and other educational practitioners.

preservation of the built environment

Ongoing maintenance and use of the Passmore Edwards Art Gallery under terms of Indenture dated 1895

A community led charity supporting the provision of lifesaving equipment in the area surrounding Trevose headland in North Cornwall.

1 Volunteers have visited many landowners to open up new sites for educational gold panning2 We have participated in a diamond jubilee project, although the details are to be confidential3 We have developed a better understanding of ancient & obscure laws relating to gold mining and gold panning4 We plan to make jewellery using unrefined Welsh gold, to help promote further mineral research

Provide support local residents and groups for the benefit of the community, and annual events such as the carnival and pantomime.

Management of village hall

Enhance the development and education of children under the statutory school age by encouraging parents to understand and provide for the needs of their children through community groups.

Foxhole Preschool is closed. We no longer take children for educational sessions. The remaining funds are to be distributed as per our governing document. Our current activity is to fund other organisations in our local area who are also members of the Early Years Alliance or have similar aims to those stated in our constitution.

To advance the education of young members of the public at large in their knowledge of agriculture, crafts, life skills, rural affairs and country life through regular meetings, talks and events.

The trust operates in the South West of England and provides spiritual support to the The Buddhist community via religious festivals and events held throughout the year and the provision of a permanent home or temple with resident monks where spiritual support can be provided.

Working with children families and wards of children dealing with leukaemia in the southwest

Day care service providing a social setting for the over 50's. Including the provision of care and support if required.

General charitable objectives, typically supporting the south west of England

Play area, picnic tables