Charities In Herefordshire

Girlguiding Herefordshire is part of Girlguiding UK, the largest organisation for girls and young women.

The village hall, car park and the leased land are available for the use of inhabitants of Hampton Bishop and other users subject to the permission of the Association committee. The types of use include meetings, lectures, classes, and other forms of recreation or leisure time.

To promote the Greek Orthodox faith and the Greek Orthodox charitable institutions in Cheltenham and to support the Greek Orthodox School

To provide facilities for outdoor education, recreation, sport or other leisure time occupation in the interest of social welfare for persons who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disablement, poverty or social and economic circumstances with the objects of improving the conditions of life for such persons.

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Conservation

Our aims include relieving the suffering of horses and ponies in need of care and attention and to relieve disabled people or terminally ill children by the provision of a horse or pony fostering scheme to enjoy the benefits of owning a horse or pony on a temporary basis.

The establishment and maintenance of choral scholarships at Hereford Cathedral School.

PROVIDING COMMUNITY BUILDING

TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC IN THE DRAMATIC AND OPERATIC ARTS, TO FURTHER THE DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC APPRECIATION AND TASTE IN THE SAID ARTS

Studying and practicing a wide range of choral music in order to foster public knowledge and appreciation of such music by public performance.Assisting and supporting such Charitable Institutions or purposes as the Committee determines from time to time.

PROVIDES ROOMS FOR SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE SOUTH WYE AREA OF HEREFORD IN CO-OPERATION WITH INDIVIDUALS, ACTIVITY GROUPS AND OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANISATIONS.

Supporting the community by providing sporting facilities for the local community.

Education, sponsorship, to conserve and protect the best elements of Malvern's heritage in the built and natural environment, programme of lectures and tours, to encourage and promote high standards of planning and architectural design in Great Malvern and the surrounding area.

The object of the Society is to educate the public in the dramatic and operatic arts, principally the collaborative works of W.S. Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan and to further the development of public appreciation and taste in the said arts by performance of these works

To provide affordable rooms for use by the local community

To raise funds by carrying out events such as fetes, bazaars and family evenings.

The objectives are to apply the income, and all or such parts of the capital as the trustees think fit to charities that support the elderly or disadvantaged children.

Provision of a facility for community activities for the Parish of Eaton Bishop, including Ruckhall, Lane Head and Lower Eaton and other surrounding villages if required.

The charity has now taken ownership of the Heritage Centre (HC), Barrett Browning Institute (BBI) and Burgage Hall. We have made a second unsuccessful bid to the Heritage Lottery Fund and are currently evaluating the impact of that failure. We will make a third attempt for funding but not immediately. We recognise there are actions required for the BBI and the HC.

Provision of village hall for community use

Fund raising by Freemasons for distribution to local, nationwide and worldwide charities as illustrated in the below classification.

1) To promote and advance the arts in all its forms inparticular but not exclusively by:a) Promoting and exhibiting works of artistic excellenceb) Providing gallery space and other facilities to enable thepublic to engage with the arts and the public display of artwork.2) To advance the education of the public in the arts and craftsin particular but not exclusively by the provision of

The charity gives grants to young people to assist with the cost of higher education. It can only help people who have lived in the parish of Bosbury for at least 3 years.