Charities In Devon

Provides a Toddler Group for children aged 0 to 5 years

Equipping families in Exmouth and the surrounding area to be healthy happy and successful. we use parenting courses, one to one support, special family events and weekly drop ins, to support positive parenting. Our object is to educate for the public benefit, do this in the context of the Christian faith

support the local school at Widecombe and students under 25 years of age and still in full time education

The Pynsent Exhibition Foundation is an old Chudleigh charity, which provides modest grants for the 18 - 25 year olds of Chudleigh, attending Full Time Further and Higher Education.

Running and maintaining the village hall for use and hire by the village and others.

Running of a recreation ground facility including sports fields, playpark and pavilion with changing rooms.

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

support for those suffering with Breast Cancer

To prepare associate members for their Institute of Advanced Motorists driving test, and to promote advanced driving to the general public

Promoting the provision of facilities for recreation within Collings Park with the object of improving the life of local residents.Promoting the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of Collings Park.Advancing the education of the public by providing facilities and opportunities within Collings Park for learning about the natural environment.

Assist in building simple homes for young people in Uganda where parents have been unable to complete homes. Sponsor children by assisting in their education and helping families who are vulnerable and in need due to unfortunate circumstances.

General charitable purposes, advancement of health, medical research support, disability, relief of poverty, education.

The income of the charity is used for relieving in cases of need, persons in Parish of Budleigh Salterton, who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm. We have provided such items as Propad cushions, audio cassettes, recliner chairs, mattress elevators, electric raising beds and wheel chairs.

Providing monthly meetings for the over 60's in the Lapford and district area where various speakers, entertainers are invited to inform, educate and entertain its members - raffles, quizzes and refreshments complete the afternoons activities. Outings/visits are arranged to a variety of destinations monthly from May to November culminating in a grand member's Christmas party to close the year.

DISTRIBUTION OF MONETARY FUNDS TO THE LESS WELL OFF IN THE PARISH OF WINKLEIGH MAINLY AT CHRISTMAS TIME. SMALL DONATIONS CAN BE MADE DURING THE YEAR TO INDIVIDUALS IF FOUND TO BE IN DISTRESS.

1. To relieve people resident in the area of Ashburton who are in need, hardship, or distress.2. To assist young people from Ashburton, either resident in the area or attending education establishments in the area, who are in similar need, to pursue their education through grants towards either fees or maintenance OR in the provision or support of education in the area.

Provide venue to hold community events

provision and maintenance of community building

To overcome hardship and to enable activities to take place for the benefit of the community of the village of Uplyme.

Snooker and darts club. Occasional use as a meeting room.

Maintenance of the fabric of Galmpton Parish Church and other religious purposes in the parish of South Huish. Other charitable objects within the S. Huish District Church Council as the Trustees shall decide.

Assisting those at disadvantage to access training and materials that will assist them to gain and sustain a career in the Hospitality industry. Also provides grants to assist those working in hospitality that may be in crises

To foster and encourage Amateur Boxing in the Bristol and West Country via Western Counties ABA we organise 3 or 4 Amateur Boxing Tournaments with dinner per year. Funds are raised through ticket sales, raffles and auctions during each event.

Administers almshouses in East Street, Newton Abbot.

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