Charities In Dorset

As well as their concert work, Meridian Winds is always delighted to play for local community based festivals and welcomes enquiries from organisers. We also work closely with local schools and colleges, encouraging young musicians to enjoy their music making and broadening their knowledge of this very accessible medium through workshops and concerts.

Provide training, health education, support for wellbeing and activities to alleviate loneliness.

Provision and upkeep of a Community Hall together with other village activities.

Gillingham Singers aim to advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music, in all aspects by any means seen fit, including through the presentation of public concerts and recitals.

The charity arranges social activities to bring together the Hazara Community in our area. We are planning to provide Dari language classes for our children soon.

Monthly art meetingsOpen ExhibitionsPractical art workshops and lectures

Supporting Carers of people in the Ringwood area with physical, mental, or sensory impairment or illness, or incapacity through old age, by holding coffee mornings, days-out and luncheon-groups, promoting their needs with relevant agencies and disseminating information.

We are the PTA for a primary school and we hold events to raise funds for the school

The Friends of St Mary's, Netherbury is an organisation formed to raise funds for the care and renovation of the fabric of the church building and its grounds. All monies raised by the Friends are held in a secure fund reserved solely for the care of the fabric of the church building and its grounds.

The Association was formed with the aim of furthering interest in the period 1914-1918, to perpetuate the memory, courage and comradeship of those of all sides who served their countries in France, Flanders, other theatres, and in their own countries during the Great War. It does not seek to justify or glorify war. It is not a re-enactment society nor is it commercially motivated.

Day to day management of Spetisbury Village Hall

We are a church based charity which provides financial support to people in the Lytchett Minster & Upton area, who are disadvantaged.

The Charity operates principally (but not exclusively) within the Diocese of Plymouth for the relief of people who are in need by reason of poverty, age, disability or sickness; to advance education; and to promote conservation and protection of the environment, all in such a way as is consistent with the mission of the Roman Catholic Church.

The charity provides donations to local organsisations for Christian education and meeting venues

rescue and care of injured swans, vetenary care , plus release back to the wild

Community and village gatherings. To act as a focal point for the village and surrounding communities. The hall to be hired out not only to support its finances but to encourage diverse activities, meeting groups and community interaction.

The aim of the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society Bournemouth Branch is to teach and develop from the age of 5 the art of the movements of Scottish dancing, and to ensure the continuation of the education of all ages. Everyone at whatever stage is encouraged to enjoy their dancing.

A community choir rehearsing for, and performing, concerts in villages and towns in the local area.

The Ibberton, Belchalwell & Woolland Village Hall is provided for the benefit of all inhabitants of the Parishes of Ibberton, Belchalwell and Woolland, for the purpose of leisure, recreation and educational pursuits, and the other activities in the interest of or for the benefit of the Villages

To hold the village hall on trust for the use of the inhabitants of Walditch without distinction of political, religious or other opinions, including use for meetings, lectures and classes, and for other forms of recreation and leisure time occupations, with the object of improving the conditions of life of the inhabitants of Walditch.

Provides and maintains a village hall as a community facility for the parishes of Tarrant Monkton & Tarrant Launceston.

We provide a safe place for young people aged 11-19yrs through The Open Arms, our drop-in centre which is equipped with hot and cold soft drinks, a pool table, games and laptops with internet access. We also work with young people in the places that they meet provide practical support and guidance and dissuade them from engaging in risk-taking behaviour.

Provides facilities and coaching in the local community in the sport of archery.

Suport to museums services

Play a mixture of music at a variety of local events and for local organisations