Charities In Gloucestershire

Provision of hall facilities and occasional events to local community.

The choir practice, promote and study music in order to foster public knowledge and appreciation of music by means of public performance.

Provide help and assistance to Renal Patients registered at Southmead Hospital BristolFinancial donations to the Renal Patients Welfare Fund administered by the Social WorkerTo provide equipment/aid to the renal unit which would not be supplied by the NHSA two-bedroom house for the use of patients and CarersProvide a holiday flat for patients to continue their treatment whilst on holiday

A vibrant community hall in the heart of Swindon Village, Cheltenham. A place for groups and individuals, from both within and outside the parish, to hire for social and professional uses.www.svhall.co.uk

Ministering Jesus Christ. House fellowship network. Support church branches in Malawi.Wednesday street evangelism (4Soles); Friday evening prayer meetings 7:00pm; Baptism and outreaches. Boxed gifts to some families; Leaders training.

Village Fete, Scottish Reels, WI, Toddlers group, Social Club, Theatre events, Harvest Supper and other village events

Supporting local, national and international charity organisations by members direct involvement and by donations collected through events and members personal activites.

The promotion of exclusively charitable purposes which are beneficial to the counties of Gloucestershire and South Gloucestershire. This includes the advancement of education and training, arts culture and heritage, health, amateur sport, conservation of historic buildings, relief of poverty, improvement of community relations and social conditions.

Cirencester Male Voice Choir is a choir in Cirencester, Gloucestershire, bringing together men of all ages and levels of skill to have fun and make enjoyable music for all. Putting on concerts with a wide repertoire, the choir joins with varied musicians to raise money for charity and to give pleasure to others.

The trustees of Minsterworth Free School account was set up in 1978 after the sale of the Caretakers house of Minsterworth School. The charity commissioners pay the interest on the capital four times a year to the School.

To protect and preserve for the benefit of the public and the nation Westonbirt House and Gardens and the Estates previously in the ownership of the Holford family in the county of Gloucestershire and the Holford Heritage associated therewith.

Promote the arts and advance education in the arts, particularly in music, through the provision of such musical seminars, classes, workshops, performances and festivals as shall be thought fit. Musical tuition of the highest standard is provided to promising students who otherwise would not be to receive such tuition, as well as to schoolchildren in underprivileged areas of the West Midlands.

The friends are parents of children at Hillesley School who carry out fund raising activities to raise money for use by the school. The funds are used for purchasing large items of equipment, contributing towards school activities e.g. swimming bus and pantomine etc

Support and encourage full-circle church bell ringing. Provide financial support to appropriate belfry restoration projects in affiliated churches.

Home visits, liaison with statutory & non-statutory care workers, Lunch Club, Tuesday minibus supermarket trips, Sit & Fit & Scrabble, Knit & Natter, Friendship Groups (coach trips, birthdays) minibus trips, Carers Support group, Co-ordination of minibus use by other local groups, special projects e.g. Christmas party, Warden Service, visits to the elderly and housebound in neighbourly capacity.

The College provides training courses in healing and self development to members of the public. It also provides Continuing Professional Development courses for healing graduates of the college.

Grants are made to local organisations in Cirencester & District, as it sees fit. The Trust also makes one-off grants to individuals within Cirencester & District who are in need as indicated by their GP or other qualified health professional.

The promotion of a festival of the arts within the area of Stroud District Council and other events. To develop public interest in and knowledge of drama in the Church. Visual and dramatic arts, music poetry and ballet and to increase public appreciation of good design in architecture, in industrial products and in crafts and craftmanship and in general to advance education in the arts and artisti

Providing advice and assistance and organising programmes for children and young people living in the Forest of Dean district as a means of: (a) enabling them to participate in society as independent, mature and responsible individuals (b) advancing education (c) relieving unemployment.Encouraging Christian beliefs and values amongst them, their families and the community.

- PROVIDE TUITION AND PROMOTE YOUTH GROUPS FOR CHILDREN; - PROVIDE FACILITIES FOR WOMEN TO UNDERTAKE HANDICRAFTS AND MEETING CIRCLES,- PROVIDE FACILITIES FOR MEN AND ELDERLY TO HOLD DISCUSSION AND MEETING CIRCLES,- PROVIDE PEOPLE OPPORTUNITY TO HOLD EDUCATIONAL TALKS AND DISCUSSIONS AT THE CENTRE,- PROVIDE GENERAL FACILITIES FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY BY PROVIDING ADVICE AND SUPPORT.

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The object of the group shall be to preserve, restore, exhibit and operate for the benefit of the public ex British Rail Class 37 (English Electric) diesel locomotives (s) of historical interest.

The charity oversees the renovation, maintenance, display and operation of items in its collection at several heritage railways and centres. It raises funds for this purpose through donations, grants, steaming fees and other means. It further researches the history of items in its collection and makes this information available on its web site and other media channels.

The charity provides grants for beneficiaries resident in Upton St Leonards, Gloucester, with special benefits to the school there.

The Charity assists in the care, preservation and adornment of the Parish Church or any other ancient and historic buildings vested in the Cirencester Parochial Church Council, together with their goods and ornaments, and also assists the PCC with the execution of their religious purposes.