Charities In East Sussex

Ownership and management of ex-norwegian state railway steam locomotive no 376. After 11 years of regular running on the Kent & East Sussex Railway the locomotive is now into its five year of overhaul, in part funded by this charity.

Provision and maintenance of village Hall, village green and play area in Fairwarp.

TO OFFER SANCTUARY TO EQUINES IN NEED, PROVISION OF CARE, VETERINARY TREATMENT AND ALL ASSOCIATED DUTIES. WHERE SUITABLE TO REHOME EQUINES INTO APPROVED HOMES, AND MAINTAIN A RELATIONSHIP TO SAFEGUARD THEIR FUTURE.

Fund raising to provide finance for the upkeep, improvement and maintainance of the building fabric and churchyard of the Parish Church of St Margaret The Queen Buxted.

We hold tombolas at Christmas and Easter. Various fund raising events through out the year, including a Family Fun Day in the summer.

The relief of sickness and the preservation and protection of good health within the UK by provision of trained first response volunteers, to attend medical emergencies as directed by South east Coast Ambulance serviceTo advance the education of the public in first aid in particular, but not exclusively, by the provision of training in the principles and practice of first aid

The Charity (Buxted CEP School Parent Teacher Association), raises money through fundraising activities to support the needs of the school.

Fundraising activities to provide grants to support education and play facilities within St Pauls CE School Brighton

We provide advice and advocacy for Sudanese Coptic people to enable them to access services such as health, education, benefits and employmentWe hold fortnightly family gathering with sport, entertainments and lectures at Impulse Leisure centre, Southwick. We also arrange seasonal activities such as trips, parties and open days.

To provide a life saving first response under the direction of the South East Coast Ambulance Service.

Provide a Village hall for community groups and activities

Promoting a holistically healthy lifestyle based on the teachings of the Vedas as presented by HDG A.C.Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada with a current focus on developing ecologically friendly, sustainable community.Teaching music, meditation and vegetarian cooking. Promoting other forms of positive recreation.Providing facilities and venues for the above.

To advance in life and help young people aged fourteen to twenty four, in Mid Sussex through the provision of adventure training, including expedition training and expeditions for young people working towards the Duke of Edinburgh's Award, in order to develop their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals.

MEET EVERY SUNDAY. SIGNING AND BIBLE STUDY. VISITS TO HOMES OF FAMILIES WE OFFERED A RELIGIOUS CONCERT AND TWO CONFERENCES DURING THE PERIOD.WE OFFER SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE

CAKE SALES, BOOK FAYRES, CHRISTMAS DISCO, FAYRE AND PARTY, CHRISTMAS WREATH MAKING, EASTER BINGO, MUSICAL EVENING, PRIVATE VIEW, SUMMER FAYRE, TUCK SHOPS AND COFFEE MORNINGS.

To promote sport in the area for all age groups

Friends of Mayfield Primary School is essentially a Parent Teacher Association which also welcomes involvement from members of the local community. We raise funds in order to supply the school with much-needed equipment and curricular support, as well as those all-important "extras" for the children. We also arrange social events, for children and families, to help build the school community.

The charity's principal activities are the once-a-week rehearsals in preparation for and the giving of public performances of major classic choral works on three occasions, normally Christmas and Easter and summer, every year. Occasionally, concerts support fundraising appeals by other charities.

The charity's main activity is to promote and develop public education in an appreciation of the art and science of choral music through the staging of at least three public concerts a year.

Fund raising activities in order to contribute towards the repairs and restoration of the ancient Norman Church of Peasmarsh

Committee members organise various fund raising events to raise vital funds to support and provide extra items of equipment for the children of the school. Large scale projects are funded by these events which the school cannot afford within the strict and tight education budgets.

The Trust made a total of 55 (2033:49) grants in 2024 averaging £244 (2023:£310).A very high proportion were to single parent families struggling to pay bills for essential costs of living and unforeseen expenditure.2024 saw a 59% decrease (2023-67% increase) in donations and a 9% (2023:19%) decrease in grants.A very successful appeal for funds was made in April 2025.

Our volunteers run weekly meetings for girls and young women aged 5-26, and offer a wide range of girl lead activities based on the guidelines and principles of Girlguiding. Membership is open to all, and activities are also offered outside weekly meetings in the form of outings, camps and holidays, all aimed at developing young people in a fun and safe environment.

Parent Teacher Association

Performing Arts, Colour Guard and Dance. Flag Dancing