Charities In Gloucestershire

Various fund raising events to raise money for local , national, and international causes.Providing service and assistance to the local community

The provision and maintenance of a Village Hall for use by the inhabitants of the area of benefit to advance education and provide facilities for recreation, sports and leisure time activities with the objective of improving the conditions of life of the inhabitants.

WAGS Retired Police Dog Charity is an independent charity set up to help the retired Police Dogs from Wiltshire, Avon, Gloucestershire and Somerset Police. WAGS provides financial assistance in emergency situations where a large vets bill may mean a decision is made about the dogs future based on cost. We are hoping with WAGS help any decisions are based only on the dogs welfare needs.

Provision of educational and recreational activities in the Tewkesbury area for those no longer in full time employment. This is done mainly through small self help groups.

Support for Christian outreach programs in India, the Philippines & Kenya. Christian teaching & pastoral care focusing on encouragement & guidance - local & international. A devotional message of inspiration & encouragement sent by email twice weekly. Hospitality after church services to a diverse mix of visitors. Provision of hall meeting space for local community activities.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

Giving grants of goods and services to people and organisations in need, in the area of benefit covering postcodes GL50, GL51, GL52 and GL53. Priority is given to applicants from the Parish of Prestbury, Gloucestershire, and the adjoining parishes of Southam and Swindon Village.

The Centre provides a seven day a week free, confidential, impartial and factually correct support service for women and their partners facing unintended pregnancy, baby loss and post abortion; whatever their age, beliefs, background or circumstances.

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 promotion of community participation in healthy recreation for the public benefit in the area of Brockworth, in particular by the provision of facilities for the playing of rugby, football and other sports. Such facilities planned to include a combined sports club, without distinction of sex, sexual orientation, race or political, religious or other opinions.

Fundraising for school

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.

APCAM - Assists Parents of Children Affected by Mental health by: - Providing parent groups and drop in facilities- Offering counselling and treatment clinics- Running events and providing mental health training

To advance health or save lives by providing a volunteer motorcycle and car transport service and ancillary to transport provided by the statutory authorities. For the transfer of blood, blood products and breast milk for premature or very ill babies, people and other medical resources between donors, hospitals and medical facilities.

Parents and friends raising money for North Nibley School.

The Eastcombe Scouts & Guides charity exists to provide the meeting facilities and equipment for the scout & guide sections that meet at the Eastcombe Scout & Guide Hall. The activities include provision & maintenance of the building and overall administration of the sections in accordance with the scout & guide associations rules. The charity provides funding to the sections to further their work

The Charity's objectives are to raise funds to purchase the open common land in Cranham (some 70acres).

Reducing poverty through accommodation and educational provision.Our service works with various client groups (single homeless being the primary cohort).We have provided accommodation within the South West of England and South Wales.