Charities In Essex

To apply funds for the benefit of charities or such charitable purposes as the trustees may determine from time to time. The Trust makes grants to a range of charities and charitable activities in accordance with the Trust's grant making policies.

We hold cooking workshops for those who want to learn about energy efficient appliances and how to cook meals from a store cupboard, fridge and freezer.We hold family days during school holidays, organising activities and providing a two course meal.We do food support to those families struggling with the cost of livingWe run a Winter Warmth programmeWe operate in Uttlesford, Essex.

SAFE provides a range of activities for children and adults with Asperger Syndrome, these include SAFE Stuff, SAFE Youth Activity Club, Hub Club Southend (run in conjunction with Southend Borough Council Early Help Community Team), A.S.A.P. (Asperger Syndrome Adults and Parents), we also have a group for Women only, and other support group meetings.

to advance the education in the tradition of hindu religion,yoga,hindi language and festivals.to advance hindu religion by establishing hindu temple.social welfare facilities,Leisure time occupation among hindu community with the object of improving their condition of life

Museum collecting artefacts, information, pictures and photographs relating to the history of Brightlingsea and the surrounding area. Providing exhibitions in relation to the history of the town and research facilities for children and adults in connection with the latter.

1) To advance in life and relieve needs of young people living in Tiptree and the surrounding area through: (a) The provision of recreational and leisure time activities (b) Providing support and activities which develop their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society. 2) To advance the Christian religion for the benefit of the public.

To promote community participation in healthy recreation through the provision, maintenance and improvement of facilities for but not limited to cricket, tennis, hockey and squash for the benefit of the inhabitants of Bishop Stortford and the surrounding area.

We offer a balanced programme of activities, challenges and adventures for the development of girls and boys aged 6-18. We encourage learning about their community and wider world, improve their fitness and health, develop their creative talents, enjoy the outdoors and develop their beliefs and attitudes against the backdrop of the Scout Law and Promise.

Collection and transcription of original source material in the Essex Record Office, in Essex churches and churchyards, in Essex parish registers etc. Production of CDs of this material to widen access to these records.Monthly meetings and talks on local and family history at four venues across Essex.Attendance/promotion of Fairs / Open Days at Libraries and similar institutions.

The charity owns and manages the village hall, hiring rooms for events and functions. Booking contact is Mrs Jackie Lear who can be contacted on [email protected]. The charity organises fund raising for the maintenance and improvement of the hall.

The charity's main object is to advance education in the traditional folk music of East Anglia and other areas, including folk songs, tunes, dances, customs and traditions. In order to achieve this the trust organises workshops, classes, concerts, lectures, exhibitions, community and schools projects, carries out research and archiving work and publishes resources.

To support and encourage the Dean and Chapter in their work and to add to the fabric and beauty of the Cathedral by contributing towards to its restoration, maintenance and improvements as a token of the gratitude which the people of Suffolk, and others, owe to Almighty God.

Our main purpose is to show Jesus to others and reach them for Christ. We do this by prayer, Bible studies, preaching God's Word in our services and outreach through the church's activities (including Sunday School), other church groups, and Christian conferences. The church is also used by the local community for parties, as a polling station, and by groups (e.g. the University of the 3rd Age).

Our charity provides a village hall as a permanent war memorial to those who lost their lives in World War 2. We provide facilities for many local organisations from pre-school aged children to senior citizens, raising revenue from lettings & fundraising to maintain & improve the hall for future use.

Funds are raised by holding events for the children and parents of the school and the wider community. Funds are pledged for the benefit of the children to the school for additional resources and play equipment.

Waltham Singers is a mixed-voice adult choir of around 90 singers based in Chelmsford and attracts members from a wide area. It has a reputation for high standards of performance across a wide range of classical music extending from the Renaissance to contemporary. The choir presents around four concerts each year at venues including Chelmsford Cathedral, Great Waltham Church and Saffron Hall.

The object of the club shall be to promote, organise and provide facilities which will enable boys and girls up to 18 years of age resident in Nazeing and the surrounding area to play amateur association football.

Organising fund raising events such Race Nights, Michaelmas Fayre, Easter Egg Raffles, Fun Train Rides, and a Loan Scheme for Medical Appliances such as Wheel Chairs, Commodes, Walking Frames etc. The proceeds from which are donated to National and Local Charities such as:- Teenage Cancer Trust, Essex Air Amulance, Helen Rollason Cancer Charity, Lions International Appeals and others.

The charity offers financial aid to the elderly and young living with preference in the Parish of Hutton. Requests are considered and approved by the trustees before aid is granted. Needs are often highlighted by local priests, church workers and headteachers. Monies from this charity are also allocated towards the maintenance of the church fabric in the two parish churches of Hutton.

The Charitable Trust is created for general charitable purposes for children / young people, elderly / old People, people with disabilities, other charities and voluntary bodies directly and by making grants to organisations.The Charity runs an annual firework display on 5 November and a Christmas float collection and other fundraising activities.

The Church holds a service of public worship on Sunday mornings at 10.30 am. There is also a service on Good Friday morning and a candlelit carol service at Christmas. Two house groups meet twice a month to study the Bible. A prayer meeting is held twice or three times a month on Tuesday evenings at 7.30 pm. The pastor takes school assemblies regularly.

Provision of facilities and activities to the residents of Messing and nearby .Hire of the hall and meeting room for events such as children's parties, charitable fund raising events, weddings, concerts, exhibitions etc to Messing residents and external hirers as deemed appropriate by the Committee.

The main purpose of Bradwell Village Hall is to provide a central meeting place for all residents and their families and friends of the village. The hall is available to hire for private functions.The hall is used for village events,such as quiz nights,music and dancing.

To advance the education of middle-aged and older people who are not in full-time employment in Burnham-on-Crouch and its surrounding locality. The provision of facilities for leisure time and recreational activities with the object of improving the mental and, where desired, the physical capabilities of the above persons in the interest of their social life.

The aim of the PSA is to organise and arrange fund raising events for the benefit of pupils, staff and parents of the school. All profits are given to the school to go towards equipment and capital works for the school and its pupils.