Charities In Devon

To advance the education of, and for the benefit of, the pupils of Uffculme School, Devon.

BPFT was formed in spring 2010 in response to a decision by Lynton and Lynmouth Town Council to close the public toilets in Barbrook. Since then the trustees have renovated the toilet block and facilitated a community information room. We also maintain the Memorial Garden which commemorates the loss of life in the Lynmouth floods of 1952. The phone box is also being used as a defibrillator point

Provision of Allotments.

grants for further education and church activities and support towards healthcare transport

The support and instigation of facilities that enable Village residents to improve their health and general well being. These include a Memory Cafe, Care Watch facility, Installation and maintenance of Defibrillators, Trim Trail Development, development of a Dementia Friendly Environment

The benefit of the sick poor

Management of recreation ground including provision of new play equipment.

Hockworthy Village Hall was placed into Trust for the benefit of the village in 1953 with the objective of providing "recreation rooms and a centre in which the social, moral and intellectual life of the inhabitants of the Parish of Hockworthy without distinction of sex or of political, religious or other opinions find means and opportunity for development".

PJC are one of the oldest practising judo clubs in SW UK operating since 1955. It's a member of the National Governing Body for Olympic Judo, the British Judo Association. The club is fundraising to secure permanent premises and are providing Judo and martial art facilities and instruction to the people of Plymouth, Devon and the SW contributing to health and social activities of the public.

Supporting and caring for the local rural community and the preservation of its outstanding natural beauty.

PROVISION OF SUPPORT FOR MEDICAL EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES IN EXETER, MID, AND EAST DEVON

In 2017, the Choir were pleased to take part in the Cornish International Male Voice Choral Festival and to continue to entertain the public by singing at local events such as Liskeard Show, Lostwithiel 'Sing Along the River' and Great Trethew Vintage Rally.As usual they took part in the Liskeard Festival of Remembrance and sang at the Echo Centre.

Charity is a small village hall with kitchen and car park. Toilets and hall have disabled access. Available for hire.

The PTFA helps pay towards school workshops, trips and resources, where needed to further the education f the children at Ashwater school.

The object of the charity shall be the provision and maintenance of a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of the parish of Upottery and the adjoining parishes without distinction of political, relegious or other opinions, including meetings lectures and classes, and other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupation, with the object of improving the condition of the said inhabitants.

The object of the Callington Town Band is to maintain, improve,develop, and promote the education of the public in the appreciation of brass band music by presentation of public concerts and by training new members of all age groups regardless of race religion and disability and to foster the fellowship within the band movement.

Raising of money for the maintenance of St Andrew's church, Sampford Courtenay.

EDUCATION/TRAININGENVIRONMENT/CONSERVATION/HERITAGE

All members of West Dartmoor U3A are encouraged to take part in any of our many small and varied groups. We hold regular monthly meetings for all members to attend, a speaker is usually booked and, in addition, there are social functions throughout the year.

Charitable donations are collected from lodge members with additional funds being obtained from organised social events.

To raise project funds for capital works to support various charitable construction projects in the UK which support practical community building development and refurbishment.The money raised primarily comes from private donations and community and church groups.

To provide a safe and nurturing facility for young people to develop skills and become an integral part of the community in which they live.

THE PROVISION OF POSITIVE ACTIVITIES FOR RURAL YOUNG PEOPLE AGED 10 TO 28

Raising money to assist the Erme Primary School/ community by enriching the environment for its pupils/community users and supporting the community in which we operate. The charity runs fayres and events in school and the local community, returning funds raised through donations to projects and items identified by staff, pupils and community users of the facilities.