Charities In Gloucestershire

Organising and running fundraising events which involve the general public and school community

Warwickshire Hearts provides trained, community based volunteer response to 999 emergency calls in South Warwickshire. It does this in partnership with West Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (WMAS) and is mobilised by the WMAS Emergency Operations Centre. It also provides free CPR and Automatic External Defibrillation training to communities in South Warwickshire and areas nearby.

To relieve persons who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.

The Ashley Scrivens Foundation makes small grants to projects that promote and/or enhance the access to sport and physical activity for children within The Forest of Dean and Cirencester

We have provided support and instruction to all members who have, or have had breast, cancer by teaching them fly fishing to promote healing post operations. We now have groups in, Somerset, Devon, Cornwall, Avon, Pennines, Dorset and Gloucestershire.

Dursley Open Door runs the Open Door Club, which is a weekly evening club for adults with learning and/or physical disabilities, who live in Dursley and the surrounding areas. Outings and other group activities are also arranged. Transport to and from Club meetings is normally provided, to increase respite time for carers.

To maintain and manage the B.P. Centre for the benefit of young people.

two aims: firstly, to increase the knowledge of the history of our town and we publish annually a Bulletin of Research. This information can also be accessed on the Local Studies computer at the Library . Secondly, we hold monthly meetings open to the public where lecturers provide illustrated lectures on a variety of stimulating historical topics.

Members form Interest Groups and, through sharing their knowledge, skills and experience, learn from each other. Current groups include Art History; Book Club; Bridge; Choir; Cinema; Cookery; Craft; Cribbage; Gardening ; Garden Visits; Family History; Italian; Lunch Club; Petanque; Photography; Politics; Scrabble; Cribbage; Table Tennis; Theatre and Trips; Walking; Whist; Yoga.

To provide a warm friendly environment for residents to gather for social events.

To give financial help to individuals who are recovering from psychosis.To increase recognition and understanding of psychotic illness.

We provide funds to help people in the Cirencester Area to pay for their Dog Pet Bills

To relieve hardship of individual persons in the area covered by The Coleford & Newland Parish Councils.

The main purposes of the Women's Institute organisation are to enable women interested in issues associated with rural life, including arts, crafts & sciences, to improve & develop conditions of rural life, to advance their education in citizenship, in public questions both national & international, in music, drama & other cultural subjects, in agriculture, handicrafts, home economics, health.

Promotes integrity of village life by organising occasional village social events and by providing a forum for village discussion and representation. Holder of Village communal Fund. In addition, the committee whilst not currently pursuing this matter, will on occasion monitor the viability of a new village hall and will engage the village in any future developments.

Providing and maintaining Village Hall facilities in Poole Keynes

Repairs and maintenance of St. Margarets Alderton.

The Mark Townsend Charitable Trust provides grants to the local community for whatever their life circumstances may incur. They have made over one hundred and fifty nine donations to date using money raised through donations and one main fundraising event a year.

To advance the education of the people of Cheltenham and the surrounding area in the study of birds and the science of ornithology and to benefit the wider community by contributing to the conservation of birds.

Raises funds through diverse activities to: Manage St Mary's Church, Kempley on behalf of English HeritageProvide funding for special projects relating to both St Mary's and St Edward's Churches in KempleyResearch and disseminate information on the social and religious history of Kempley and its surrounding area, primarily through its website at www.kempleytardis.org.uk.

Maintain recreation ground in Steam Mills

Eductional and training.

PROVIDES FACILITIES, OPEN SPACES, FOR RELIGIOUS, PUBLIC, AND PRIVATE MEETINGS.

Exists for the benefit of the village of Filkins in memory of Jean Marian Hayes-Palmer in accordance with the wishes of Samuel Kenneth Henry Goodenough.

As per governing body - registered charity 226686 - The Royal Air Forces Association.