Charities In Gloucestershire

The aim is to advance environmental protection and improvement, for the public benefit. The main focus will be on the following subjects: energy, food, plastic and transport. Advancement will be achieved in these areas through communication and the provision of grants. It also aims to relieve the financial hardship of those in fuel poverty. The charity operates in Tetbury and surrounding villages.

A bump to pre school playgroup, providing safe play & crafts to under 3's.

Charitable trust that supports charitable bodies such as youth groups, sports teams and schools across Worcs/Here/Gloucs to raise the support and awareness for mental health illnesses. We support these groups with grants to support awareness initiatives and to increase participation in sport and club activities. We also fund mental health and suicide prevention courses for club leaders an mentors.

The charity aims to provide financial and material aid to elderly people residing in the parish of St. Giles', Coberley.

Provision of Christian religious/moral books for inhabitants of the ancient parish of Flaxley and neighbouring parishes.

The charity makes awards to persons under 25, and resident in the Ecclesiastical Parish of Stratton and Baunton, to assist their education or training and helps those leaving full time education prepare for, or enter, a profession, trade or calling. Awards are also made to enable students to travel abroad and to help organisations provide recreation and social training for beneficiaries.

This charity operates within the parish of Sharpness, Gloucestershire, and is open to local residents.Supports the work of St. Andrew's Church Sharpness & St. John's Purton

We hold a variety of fund raising events - such as raffles, quiz nights, and social events. These events are open to the school and wider local community in and around Soudley, and the money raised get put towards additional activities/equipment for the children that the school budget is not able to accommodate.

RELIEF OF THE POOR

Social activities including some art and craftTrips to local events and cinemas

Cotswold Hospital Radio is a voluntary community service organisation established to provide a ward visiting and local radio broadcasting service to patients in hospitals administered by the Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

Playing fields

To use the income derived from the rent of a field, situated in the Parish of Maugersbury, to relieve either generally or individually persons resident in the area of benefit who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress. The area of benefit is the parishes of Donnington, Maugersbury and Stow-on-the-Wold.

general chariitble purposes to assist elderly/old people and elderly disabled and make grants to individuals make grants to organisations an provide services

To purchase and maintain Box Wood, Gloucestershire on behalf of the community in order to promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the natural environment at Box Wood for the public benefit and to advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the natural environment.

the babies and toddler group runs once weekly by mothers. It gives mums and children an opportunity to socialise and participate in craft activities. the children are able to use a variety of play equipment and toys which are specifically for the group.

PTA providing extra curricular activities and equipment for school children,

The Rose Cottage Charity Mickleton funds provides gift voucher for exchange at local shops each christmas. The recipients are the elderly and sick.

Relieving poverty by meeting the needs of individuals or organisations that help people in the community

Angling club run by disabled anglers for disabled anglers.

Party for poor elderly or infirm

Provides young people in the Parish of Blockley with grants to help with music tuition and expenses in relation to educational travel and sports.

To make grants to individuals and organisations that live and operate in Moreton-in-Marsh.

Provide open spaces and facilities for play, recreation, socialising and football for the use of all in the village of Ruspidge.

Support of a Church of England Sunday School for the benefit of the Parishes of Churcham and Bulley and the contiguous Parishes.