Charities In Gloucestershire

Our aim is to provide weekly horse riding lessons during term time for people of all ages with disabilities and learning difficulties. The riding helps these people to gain some physical therapy and to gain self-confidence.

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.

The award of grants for educational purchases to persons aged under 25 who are resident or educated in the Borough of Cheltenham

Provides financial support to the Arts in Gloucestershire

Supports C of E primary School, childrens' activities in Church. Grant to students receiving further ecucation under the age of 25yrs

Provides for the maintenance and repair of the fabric and expense of the Parish Church of St Lawrence and the maintenance of the services of the said church and the furniture thereof. Provides grants towards the education of young people under the age of 25 years who are bona fida resident in the Ancient Ecclesiastical Parish of Mickleton

Enhance the education of the children at the school.

CHURCH BASED ACTIVITIES

To advance the education of the public in the appreciation of brass band music and to advance the education and training of young people in the playing of brass band instruments.

Maintainence of Tredington and Stoke Orchard Churches

Raising money for hospices

We look after, assess and find new, loving homes, for greyhounds in need of care in Wales and The Marches. We provide vet treatment and kennelling and work in co operation with other like-minded Welsh groups to ensure that families offering suitable homes are not kept waiting. Our fundraising Activities are promoted on ... http://www.greyhoundsinwales.moonfruit.com.

To assist students and/or staff in hardship

The Charity gives grants to pupils from Farmor's Secondary School and Fairford Primary School as well as to the schools themselves.

A cheque at Christmas to elderly villagers on state pension only.

1. The advancement of the Christian faith for the benefit of older people, their families, and carers by:a) Holding services, prayer meetings and bible studiesb) Identifying and serving the pastoral and spiritual needs of older people, their families, and carers, and,c) Supporting and training local church communities to achieve (a) and (b) above for the public benefit.

Educational meetings with speakers.Courses, book clubs, participation in handicraft and art groups.Cultural outings and walks

The Village Society provides amenities and arranges functions for residents within Wormington and surrounding villages. It aims to encourage young and old to continue their education, offering art, exercise, IT and language classes.

In accordance with the terms of the Foundation Deed dated 17th November 1855, the Trustees meet annually to distribute the income received from the Trust Funds by way of appropriate grants to churches within the present and ancient Diocese of Gloucester.

Maintenance & development of fabric of Saint Mary De Crypt Church, Gloucester.

Scouting activities including: CampingCraftsGamesBadgesCommunity work

Purchase of equipment for intensive care at Cheltenham General Hospital. Financing of educational courses for nurses and doctors at Cheltenham ICU. Provision of grants for research into intensive care.

Women's Institute, Horticulture Club, Toddlers Group, Dance Classes, Beading Group, Patchwork Group, Social functions

SUPPORTS AND PROMOTES THE ARCHIVES SERVICE FOR THE COUNTIES OF GLOUCESTERSHIRE AND SOUTH GLOUCESTERSHIRE