Charities In Gloucestershire

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

Grants given to assist local national and international charities, to help further education of local people and to assist those struggling with poverty.

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.

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.

We fundraise for the children of St Briavels Parochial Primary School, aiding extra curricular resources.

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.

The main aim of the Emma Maltby Memorial Fund is to raise funds to employ Learning Mentors at the Teenage Cancer Trust Unit in St James's Hospital in Leeds. The Learning Mentors will assist patients to ensure that they can continue their education whilst undergoing treatment for cancer.

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

Management of Sopworth Village Hall for the benefit of the residents of Sopworth and the neighbouring community.

We provide positive activities, learning opportunities, outreach work and support for young people aged 7 to 25 with an emphasis on disadvantaged individuals and ethnic minorities. We encourage making positive life choices for a successful future, and have a particular anti-gangs and crime focus. We also work with local community partners to provide further support and increase social cohesion.

provides grants to students of horticulture

Investing money.

Maintain recreation ground in Steam Mills

Eductional and training.

THE SCHEME GIVES THE TRUSTEES A WIDE CHOICE IN THE SORT OF RELIEF THEY CAN GIVE OUT OF THE INCOME OF THE CHARITY AS LONG AS THE NEED IS CLEAR. PLEASE SEE SCHEME SEALED ON 17TH DECEMBER 1979 FOR FURTHER DETAILS, AS AGREED WITH THE CHARITY COMMISSION AT THAT TIME.

To support all activities commensurate with the museum's ongoing aims and objectives in particular recognising the past service of those who served in the regiment.

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

Donations to local 'in need' groups and individuals, mainly in Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire. Donations are based on formal applications, agreed by the Charity Trustees and members of Eastnor Lodge No.751, Ledbury, Herefordshire.National Appeals may be supported by resolution of Eastnor Lodge No.751.

To promote and coordinate activities for the maintenance and enrichment of life in Uley.

To advance the education of pupils at Farmor's School

The charity, helps elderly people, children of schools age and also young adults going into further education, for people to benefit they must reside in Longhope Parish

Grants to support Ministers in training, financial support of ministers in need, other financial support to those within the Baptist denominational family.

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.

Provision of leisure amenities for people of Tetbury