Charities In East Sussex

We provide assistance to those who are in need, whether young, middle aged or senior, locally,nationally and internationally dependant on their situation and our funds available.

To raise money from the local community by holding fundraising events. To finance and run a minibus adapted for the disabled and seniors. To assist local organisations and individuals with donations. To support Lions International Programme in supporting major, national and international relief for incidents and to include both nationally and internationally Sightsavers and Water aid.

Providing a village hall or community centre facility to the local community.

Makes grants to organisations that are registered charities.

Performance each year of several concerts of choral music from a variety of periods, with particular specialization in works from the renaissance and early baroque. Organization of public workshops for singers and conductors interested in the above repertoire.Members of the Consort are also involved as volunteers in the running of the annual Brighton Early Music Festival.

To provide social and educational opportunities for the young people of the locality and the Parish of Ticehurst with regular organised meetings of the Ticehurst Youth Group.

Recreation facilities.

Provision of facilities for community use - meeting place for Societies and W.I. etc. Available for hire by local groups such as classes for local residents, exercise, drama, history, music.

Fundraising, grant-making and volunteer activities in line with the purpose of the charity: - Developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school- Engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils

The Boundstone Chorus is a community music making group based in Lancing, West Sussex. It has weekly rehearsals on Wednesday evenings during local authority term times

Makes grants to religious bodies

Choral concerts in the Rother and Hastings areas.

The objects of the CIO for the public benignity to further the conservation and preservation of the European hedgehog species. To relieve the suffering and distress of hedgehogs in need of care by providing first aid and rehabilitation, with the intension of no animal remaining in captivity and releasing such hedgehogs back to the wild. To educate the public about the European Hedgehog their habit

Crowhurst Youth Club aims to provide an opportunity for young people in Crowhurst to develop their educational, personal and social potential. We seek to apply a principle of effective youth work to the contempory interests and needs of our members and to promote our youth work, establish and encourage high standards, promote common policies and approaches in the delivery of youth work

ALL FOR PHYSICALLY DISABLED CHILDREN BETWEEN THE AGES OF 3 & 16 HORSE RIDING BOTH IN AN INDOOR SCHOOL AND OUT IN THE COUNTRYSIDEGROOMING AND BATHING PONIESLEARNING ABOUT HORSE CARE AND IDENTIFYING THE PARTS OF A HORSE.COMPETING IN RIDING FOR THE DISABLED GROUP COMPETITIONS REGIONALLY AND NATIONALLYDRAWING AND DOING QUIZZES ABOUT HORSESPARTICIPATING IN ARTS AND CRAFTS COMPETITION

*Our charity members meet every Sunday for a social gathering.* supporting our communities and will be ready and waiting to support new comers in UK.* Our intention is to help adults and children get used to the British society and ease the culture shock they might experience.*Support for the youth, help with the homework, welfare and Educational support.

Supports the Church of England in Laxfield, Suffolk, and Pevensey, East Sussex.Supports the Laxfield and District Museum, and heritage projects initiated or supported by the Suffolk Records SocietyMakes small grants for general charitable purposes, especially to organizations concerned with education, and with the welfare of young people and ex-servicemen

To support individuals and charities operating predominantly in the East Sussex area. Focusing on medical/ care/ support activities, but not exclusively.

Provides a summer holiday activity & play scheme for children aged 5 - 11 in Plumpton Green for the benefit of local children.

To promote, improve, develop, maintain and advance education and the arts for the public benefit inparticular through the promotion, support, encouragement of the art of music and all other art forms by the presentation and production of the Hastings Chamber Music Festival which may include public performances, masterclasses, coaching, open rehearsals, workshops, talks and lectures.

Monthly meetings for local women for all members and guests with either an educational speaker or in house teaching/discussion. Specialist learning meetings including four monthly book clubs, craft groups covering various crafts e.g. crochet, quilt making, banner making, ipad training sessions. Periodic educational outings.

MAINLY CHORAL ACTIVITIES SINGING WITH 3 CONCERTS PER YEAR WITH EMPHASIS ON TRAINING MEMBERS AND IMPROVING THEIR SINGING SKILLS .WITH A VARIED REPERTOIRE FOCUSING MAINLY ON CLASSICAL MUSIC THOUGH.THE CHOIR REHEARSES IN THE CITY AND GIVES CONCERTS IN A FEW DIFFERENT CENTRAL LONDON CHURCHES DEPENDING ON AVAILABILITY AND THE KIND OF INSTRUMENT / ORGANS NEEDED.

To promote social inclusion for the public benefit of men, living in Uckfield and the surrounding area, in particular, but not exclusively, older men, preventing them from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those people who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society through the provision of premises in which men can meet and undertake activities.

Helps sick children, disabled people and hospices in the Lewes area

providing community access to a wide variety of musical entertainment whilst often fundraising for other charities