Charities In Gloucestershire

Volunteer church members, in teams, make themselves available by patrolling the streets of Cheltenham to care, listen, support and help vulnerable people between the hours of 10pm and 4am visiting pubs, night clubs and parties in the locality. Throughout this time members of the team at the base listen for phone, radio or text messages and pray for the work of the members patrolling the streets.

For the benefit of the pupils of Berkeley Primary School , the inhabitants of Berkeley, and not excluding persons from the wider community, the promotion of communityparticipation in healthy recreation by the provision of swimming facilities. To encompass all age ranges.

Upkeep and maintenance of war memorial, playing fields and childrens play equipment.

activities are to raise money for the pupil's benefit e.g to run a yearly playscheme in the summer holidaysactivities include - may fayre, family evenings

Friends of Rodborough School run social fund raising events for the members of FORS and the local community and the children of Rodborough School. The funds raised are allocated to projects within Rodborough School aimed at making school life more enjoyable for the children at the school.

We rescue & rehabilitate exotic animals (as well as some domestic species), we also educate & support exotic animal keepers. We provide educational encounters for schools, universities & veterinary professionals & we provide pets as therapy for a wide variety of establishments.

Current activities include Keep Fit, Tai Kwon-Do, Kung Fu, Football Club, Luncheon Club, Over 60's Club, Saturday Bingo, Keep Fit Classes and Fitsteps (Strictly) Fitness, Company Meetings, Private parties and other social activies.

Running local village hall to support village activities.

i) The relief of poverty by promoting tree planting and effective tree management internationally as means of combating land erosion and degradation, rural poverty and ecological and environmental deterioration, andii) The advancement of education in the importance of the role of forestry and in tree planting and tree management

To organise a range of activities for fund raising purposes for the benefit of all of the pupils of the school.

Forest of Dean Athletic Club offers athletic club training to anyone aged from 5 upwards, covering a wide range of athletic skills, using qualified, volunteer athletic coaches. Training is offered in a friendly atmosphere where everyone is encouraged to improve their skills, from complete beginner to serious competitor.

Provision of Immediate Medical Care

Local history society

Redbrook Village Hall seeks to contribute towards the identity and sustainability of the rural community of Redbrook, by the provision of a safe, secure and welcoming environment, which is accessible to all sections of the local community for social, recreational and educational purposes

To organise and train members to carry out the sport of target rifle shooting in a safe and competant manner, paying particular attention to youth members. We cooperate closely with the local Air Cadets. Several of our members have competed in major Internatioal matches for the Welsh National Teams

The CWA engages with user groups and those responsible for day-to-day maintenance to identify possible improvements to the Cotswold Way. We ensure the relevant responsible bodies carry out core maintenance of the trails. We commission work to implement these improvements, supporting, wherever possible, local volunteer organisations in carrying out the work with expenses and materials.

A village hall to provide social and leisure activities, education, and to enhance community spirit of local residents, regardless of creed, gender, ability.

Provision of village hall for community facilities

This is a grant giving charity funded by historical endowment, which intends to distribute its net income year by year.

Grants to organisations

fundraising for Longlevens Infant School

Riding horses and ponies

Regular weekly classes of Scottish Country Dancing at beginner, general, advanced and demonstration level. Open evenings to introduce new dancers. Monthly social dances, including an annual ball.

The charity is established to provide financial assistance to the Vicar of Cirencester and the poor of Cirencester.

Persuant to the scheme of the Charity Commission dated 31st August 1971, half of the net income passes to the PCC of St Marys, Fairford to be applied by them towards the maintenance and repair of the Parish Church, and the other half is to be applied by the trustees to relieve need, either generally, or individually of persons resident in Fairford who are in need, hardship or distress.