Charities In Essex

Provision of small donations and/or Christmas hampers to individuals, families or groups within the Parish of Stapleford Abbotts, including those who are in bad health, provide full time care or have suffered from other difficult circumstances. The organisation of social events and get togethers to provide people with company and a place to meet.

The advancement of the Christian faith in accordance with the Statement of Beliefs inthe UK and any part of te world as the Trustees deemed necessary.To perform such other social, human and charitable services and duties as feeding the hungry, clothing the naked, helping the homeless and immigrants regardless of their colour, creed, religion, nationality as freely as available funds would allow.

The St Giles Building Preservation Trust raises funds and donations through personal giving and events held at the St. Giles Centre. Events are recreational in nature, e.g. Quiz Nights, Dinner Nights and heritage events allowing public access to see an ordinarily private building. Funds raises are used for the preservation of the historic Grade II listed building for future generations.

Southend Community Matters is a registered charity based in Southend-on-Sea, Essex. We are dedicated to improving the lives of local residents through community-led projects and collaboration. Working alongside volunteers, partner organisations, and residents, our projects aim to tackle social isolation, support vulnerable people and promote community safety and wellbeing.

To further interest in the period 1914 to 1918 and to perpetuate the memory, courage and comradeship of those on all sides who served their countries during the Great War.This is achieved by monthly meetings and talks on aspects of the Great War, a periodic newsletter and assisting with information and finance for new and existing memorial conservation and Great War educational projects.

Maintenance of the Church fabric, specifically, this year, modernisation of the church, including provision of toilets, construction of meeting room, repair of outer wall (damp prevention), grass cutting, hall hire and advertisements.

Provision of accommodation for activities related to village societies, dance groups, private parties, parish meetings, church and village fund raising events,

To advance the education of pupils of The King John School by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education not normally provided by the Education Authority.

The charity collects, manages and provides funds for the Governing Body of St Joseph's Catholic Primary School, Harwich to continually maintain and improve its premises.

Expenses of Parish Clerk or General Eccesiastical purposes

We host free meet ups, where we provide practical and emotional support for parents and carers. We organise talks and events, helping parents and carers learn more about autism and how best to support their child. We also provide autism friendly events and activities that the parents and carers can enjoy with their families.

.The Walthamstow Social Centre For the Blind will hold meetings fortnightly to provide enterainment, advice and a social enviroment at a named venue. Transport will be provided where necessary to ensure inclusion of all visually impaired members within Waltham Forest. In addition the trustees will arrange outings to restaurants, theatres and other areas of interest.

Initial processes concerned with setting up the charity. Some fundraising and planning of future events. Initial thinking of process for distributing funds raised within the charity's objects.

DCBT provides day trips and holidays on the River Lee and London's waterways for people with disabilities, their carers and support organisations. Our purpose built wide beam canal boat is fully crewed and fitted out to take wheelchairs (lift) and medical equipment requiring electricity.

Managing the running of the hall,which is available to the local residents, clubs, associations,and churches for events,meetings,education,and recreation. To let the hall to out of village parties to generate income to insure the upkeep of the hall,and enable disadvantaged groups to have the hall for free or at a reduced rate.

Church services and community charity work

Assisting the congregation of St Peter's Church, Boxted, to improve the fabric and facilities of the church buildings by raising funds and managing the various projects.

We meet every Sunday morning. There is normally about 20 to 40 members present. We have raffles (all prizes donated). A spot the sea hawk competion. We have a stall that we use at local events to raise funds and to encourage new membership to our association.

We help to look after Great Berry Open Space: by planting flowers, fruit and vegetables; litter picking; pruning back overhanging growth, and general tidying.

The Hindu Dharma Society (HDS) was created in 1990 in Brentwood, Essex. 29 years on, we are still standing, promoting our culture and faith. The society consists of people of all ages and is open to all. The majority of functions are based in Essex but members are located all over!The society runs solely on donations and we hope to eventually have a base of our own.

Provides financial support for for individuals or couples in need, over the age of 55 years, in the parish of Pebmarsh - North Essex.Also provide financial support to appropriate parish facilities.

The aim of the charity is to provide for children with cancer and their families gifts, special holidays, parties etc. in order to help create happy memories. The charity will assist with the purchase of equipment for a child with cancer in order to help make their life easier. In the sad case where a child dies we will assist with the funeral costs and/or thereafter with the cost of a headstone.

Colchester Ladies Circle fund-raises throughout the year to distribute money to worthwhile local causes.

To relieve poor and distressed Brother Masons or their poor and distressed widows and children or to apply funds to or for the benefit of Masonic charities or other charitable institutions and societies as the Lodge shall direct.

I collect donations from the members of Belfair's Lodge. We in turn make donations to masonic charities from the amount I collect. The donations are mainly made to the Masonic Grand Charity, so they may make donations to masonic and non-masonic charityable organisations.