Charities In Essex

Our Charity provides facilities - main hall with stage, annexe hall, kitchen and cloakroom - for all groups and societies in our community. This includes also the Pantomime Group, both rehearsals and performances; Council Meetings every 6 weeks and the Playgroup every weekday morning during term time. It is also available to hire for private functions.

General activities directed by the Scout's Association for the welfare and development of young boys and girls in the area between the ages of 4 and 18

PROMOTING RELIGIOUS MORAL VALUE. AMONG ADULTS, YOUTHS AND THE CHILDREN, HELP IN REACHING OUT TO STUDENTS ON CHRISTIAN MORAL VALUES, HOLD CONFERENCES, SEMINAR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE COMMUNITIES, HELP FOR CHURCH AND EMPOWERING PROJECTS AND TRAININGS. PRINT CHRISTIAN MATERIALS, ENRICH LIVES ON CHRISTIAN MATTERS, RADIO AND TELEVISION, SOCIAL MEDIA OUTREACH.

We are a community charity who provide support across South Essex. We are a non-judgemental, non-discriminatory group who rely solely on donations, with support primarily in the form of food parcels. The group has a varied network of supporters, ranging in nature from private to corporate. A network of General Practitioners and Social workers also interact with the group,

Manage the general running of the Village Hall in Cornish Hall End, to maintain it as a facility which is available for public use.

The aim of the charity is to encourage, assist and extend the academic and research activities of all members of the medical and dental professions practising within the area of Colchester and North East Essex

To raise funds to support local & International charities and charitable projects and to provide local support for individuals where needed.

Organisation of fund raising activities for Broomgrove Infant & Junior Schools. Annual activities include Firework night, Easter Fair and Summer fair, plus ad-hoc activities through out the year. Collection of donations for the operation and upkeep of the school swimming pool.

We hold the following fund raising events:Catwalk Fashion Shows, Sponsored Fun Runs, Family Fun Day, Quiz Evenings, Family Discos. We also receive Give as You Earn, and other donations

? To offer appropriate support to the Muslim community in its mission to peacefully spread the Message of God.? To spread the message of peace and harmony among all communities in the UK.

What? GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES ? THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY ? RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES ?Who? THE GENERAL PUBLIC / MANKIND How? PROVIDES BUILDINGS / FACILITIES / OPEN SPACE

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC BUT PARTICULARLY MEDICAL AND SURGICAL PROFESSIONALS IN THE SCIENCE AND PRACTICE OF SURGERY BY PROMOTING AND ENCOURAGING THE STUDY OF AND RESEARCH INTO SURGERY AND PAYING OR CONTRIBUTING TO EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES RELATED TO SURGERY NOT PROVIDED BY THE NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE.

Fund raising consists of hospital retail shop. We run various raffles and receive funds from collection boxes placed in retail shops in the area. We also hold a Christmas raffle and bazaar. We also obtain funds from the sale of donated goods. Additional fund raising events are held from time to time as and when decided on by the trustees.

The object of the association is to advance the education of pupils in the school in particular by: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 Club organises a monthly meeting at a local hall with a lunch provided and recreational activities. The Club also organises day outings during the year to local resorts and places of interest. A small subsidy is provided by the club for each outing.

Woodville PTA raise money for the children of Woodville school to enable them to have extra educational items and visits not covered by the school budget. Money is raised by holding events throughout the year for the children and parents.

We arranges walks for greyhounds, lurchers and other sighthounds and give support to their owners. We attend shows to raise awareness. Money is raised by collections, at walks, shows and social events. We have close links with local greyhound kennels and national and international greyhound and sighthound organisations and support them with grants after trustee assessment.

We provide a service to the local community as a meeting place for local clubs and associations. These groups include: mothers & t oddlersgroup , table tennis club, sewing circle, cycling club, junior football club, yoga, dancing, bridge club etc. Our hall is also used for Local Elections, and private hire for functions such as birthday partys,and wedding receptions.

The church needs regular maintenance and restoration, and sometimes change and adaptation, if it is to be preserved for the use and enjoyment of future generations.The Friends raise money from membership subscriptions, gifts, bequests, covenants, new fund raising events and support from business in the area.

The PTA sets out to provide "extras" for the school that statutory funds do not allow for. Examples include Xmas and leavers' presents/party, play equipment and contributions to assist the cost of school trips. Each class is also given an annual allowance, to spend as they wish. It is hoped that the various fund-raising activities help to enhance the parent/parent and parent/teacher relationships.

As managing trustee, Rayleigh Town Council manages The King Georges field in the town centre. Facilities provided include: sports pavilion, bowls club, town council office, meeting room hire, play equipment,public toilets, snack bar, football pitches. The field is hired to organisations for events.

Raising of funds and the distribution of these to needy causes in and around Colchester, Essex

1. The payment of the stipend of a priest in Stock, Essex.2. Maintain, repair or improvement of the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel and presbytery at Stock.3. Provision, maintenance, repair and renewal of furniture and all accessories for the Church.

The 3rd Waltham Abbey Scout Group consist of one explorer unit (controlled by the district), two scout troops, two scout parks and two beaver colonies. The hall is also hired out to 1 girl guide section, 3 brownies sections and 1 rainbow section.

The Derek Flannery Playing Field Association is an entirely voluntary organisation which manages the Wethersfield playing field upkeep, the use of the community building and any other equipment and facilities that stand on it. The playing field and the facilities are available for use by all in the local community but a particular emphasis is placed on its younger members.