Charities In Gloucestershire

Parent Teacher Association of Ampney Crucis C of E Primary School.

Help in sickness, poverty, educational support

The Provision and maintenance of a Village Room for the use of the inhabitants of Newland. there is a small discrepency between income and outgoings due to grant spending and the way that it fell in relation to the financial year.

Fund raising events are carried out to fund equipment and resources to assist children in the Special Needs Resource Base at Overmonnow Primary School in Monmouth. Funds are raised through Silent Auctions, Bag2School, Table Top Sales. Donations are made by individuals, local businesses.

CHARITABLE DONATIONS, GIVEN TO CHARITIES PRODOMINANTLY IN THE MIDLANDS. PRIORITY IS GIVEN TO SMALL CHARITIES WITH SPECIFIC PROJECTS.

Various fundraising i.e. fete, quiz's, sponsor events to raise money for additional equipment i.e. computers, pa equipment, classroom equipment.

We are a group of residents and family members whose mission it is to raise money to fund activities for the benefit & well-being of the residents at The Dean Neurological Centre, Gloucester. The Dean cares for people from 18 to 100 years old who have a wide range of conditions affecting their neurological function; from brain injuries, Parkinson's disease, through to multiple sclerosis & stroke.

The Friends hold fundraising activities in and around Callicroft School. Funds raised are then used to provide resources for the or the young people.

The Lions Club of Chipping Sodbury will consider many projects that fall within the following five guidelines, these are Vision, the Environment, Hunger, Paediatric Cancer and Diabetes. As well as providing grants to other deserving causes within the local area

Core fund raising has mainly been based on social activities - discos, treasure hunt and a quiz night . These have been coupled with Christmas and Easter raffles and the end of year balloon race, together with nearly new uniform sales and selling of the school book bags.

The study and practice of choral music in order to foster public knowledge and appreciation of such music by public performance.To assist and support such charitable institutions or purposes such as the committee shall from time to time determine

RAISES FUNDS TO SUPPORT ACTIVITIES OF STUDENTS OF CHIPPING CAMPDEN SCHOOL, INCLUDING EQUIPMENT, STUDENT SUPPORT AND ADVICE

TO SUPPORT SUCH CHARITIES AND TO PROMOTE SUCH CHARITABLE PURPOSES AS THE TRUSTEES FROM TIME TO TIME THINK FIT.GRANTS ARE MADE TO INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS AND ORGANISATIONS ENGAGED IN EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE ARTS, CULTURE, OR HERITAGE.

The Burland Parish Hall, granted charity status in 1915, provides a focal point in the small Cotswold village of Stanton, funded entirely by lettings and local support it provides a venue for Church activities, childrens activities, art and education, parish meeting room, rural cinema, charity functions, parties and celebrations, polling station, etc.

Small grants to Christian projects and individuals in the UK and abroad.

To raise money for the structural preservation of St James' Church, Longborough and the Church yard

To stimulate public interest and the promotion of anything of benefit to the community in Stow and District. To encourage high standards in Architecture and Planning in the area.To secure the conservation, protection, improvement and development of the life and physical features of the area.

Giving help and support to the community and supporting suitable charitable objectives.

Offers advice, help and support to Societies/Clubs who are interested in all aspects of gardening and horticulture.Trains novice Judges and provides on going training for existing Judges of Horticultural Shows.Provides grants to Schools and others running Gardening Projects.Gives prizes for School Gardening Competitions.

Representing Stroud District Council independent housing tenants

The Wyck Rissington Village Hall charity raises funds to maintain the fabric of the Village Hall. This then is the venue for village social events either private or village-wide.

The PTA seeks to support the work of the school, both physically (serving refreshments at events, helping with swimming, etc) and financially (eg the PTA pays for the coach to swimming and buys items for use in the school). It also organises occasions where staff, parents, children and others can meet socially and informally (the PTA has arranged quiz nights, discos, wine tastings etc).

Provide an maintain a public hall for educational and recreation use of the villagers of Whiteshill and Ruscombe

Grants to other charities.

Maintenance and improvement of St Andrew's Parish Church, Chedworth