Charities In Hampshire

Fund raising for the children of Anstey Junior School. The money raised is used to enhance their education by buying equipment and funding extra educational activities.

RMVC will study and practise choral music in order to foster public knowledge and appreciation of such music by public performance.RMVC will support local young musicians by providing them with opportunities to perform to audiences during concerts.RMVC will assist and support such charitable institutions or purposes, as the Committee shall from time to time determine.

Amateur theatre group staging a number of productions in Southampton and surrounding area.

1.Providing a place of worship of Muslim faith2. Teaching children about the Muslim faith3. Community centre for social and religious activities4. Continually look at ways of improving services to community

To educate the public and members of the Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment in the history of the Royal Hampshire Regiment and its military accomplishments; and to uphold the traditions and perpetuate the deeds of the Royal Hampshire Regiment by the preservation and public exhibition of the Regimental Collection consisting of documents, artefacts and other items of the Royal Hampshire Regiment.

Meetings, lectures, classes andOther forms of recreation and leisure-time occupation

OPPORTUNITIES TO SOCIALISE WITH OTHER YOUNG PEOPLE AND ACTIVITIES ORGANISED WITHIN A SAFE ENIRONMENT AS PER SCOUTING RULES

General Charitable PurposesArts/CultureSport/Recreation

Relieving persons in need of assistance who are resident in the parishes of Bishopstoke, Fair Oak and Horton Heath. The Charity owns, manages and rents out five properties in Fair Oak Square, Fair Oak, Hampshire. Once the cost of property maintenance and insurance has been paid out of the rental income the Trustees make funds via third parties such as local housing charities and schools.

ACAN focuses on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, reducing waste, restoring our natural environment for the benefit of wildlife and the wellbeing of local people, building community by encouraging sharing, building awareness of the climate and environmental crisis, encouraging people to change their habits to protect the environment and lobbying all levels of government on the climate crisis.

To relieve poverty,sickness and distress, in particular of the young,elderly and vulnerable, and to advance the Christian faith.

The Wildfire Youth Project provide a number of services for children and young people in the Winchester District. Projects include schools work such as girls and boys courses, assemblies and mentoring, youth groups, after school drop-ins, big youth events and weekends away.

To provide boating for people with disabilities in two boats equipped for the disabled and their carers.

Support St Mary's Church Breamore by paying for a priest in charge.

To promote the education of the general public in the appreciation of the combined arts of Music and Drama by Public Operatic and Musical Productions of a consistently high quality.

Playing Bowls & participating in various sports activities

The education of young people aged 6 to age 18, from Ringwood Hampshire and surrounding area, for their physical, emotional, spiritual, and social development through a balanced programme of activities. Support for developing facilities and scouting in Malawi through joint projects in Malawi promoting the education of young people in that country and UK and to develop international friendships.

Gospel hall charity for public benefit by the distribution of Christian literature

monthly meetings for actives bowls , Table tennis , flower arranging and board games

We reach out to families by organising parenting groups, parent & toddler groups and marriage preparation resources, family holidays, support for families at our local prisons and women's refuges and a commitment to uphold members around the world in our prayers. Since September 2010 we have employed, with the help of grants, a Community Development Co-ordinator to facilitate this work.

The objective of Lymington U3A is the provision of education and stimulating activities amongst older and retired people by varying means, including associated activities conducive to learning and personal development. We operate some 50 study and interest groups led by volunteer members, hold monthly speaker meetings and discussions, and organise trips to places of interest.

Activities are created through the development and running of interest groups, each of which has a specific learning purpose. The range of interest groups is extensive from Geology, Naval History, Walking, Music, Boating & Sailing, Theatre, Current Affairs, Genealogy, Table Tennis, Weather Watching, Astronomy, Astro-Navigation, etc.

To administer the village hall for the benefit of the inhabitants of the parish of Pamber.

Provision of Village Hall to the benefit of local community, through the letting of the Hall to users for their own events and activities, and maintenance of the Hall.

The Club promotes the sport of canoeing and kayaking in and around Basingstoke. It owns a plot of land adjacent to the Basingstoke Canal and is work to develop a clubhouse to promote the sport.