Charities In Hillingdon

Fund raising activities in the local area for the benefit of the school pupils.

Religious activities

To promote participation in amateur sport and healthy recreation for children andyoung people from schools in the London Borough of Ealing and other West London boroughs, byfacilitating participation in Hockey through access to coaching, equipment and financial assistance.

Summer Fayre, Christmas Raffle and other means of raising funds for the Hillside Schools.

The charity helps and support the Hillingdon Music School through the year, supporting childrens music fees, buying of instruments and helpinh at concerts which take place during the year.

Group is providing scouting activities for all ages, Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorers

Transmits radio programmes to the patients and staff of Mount Vernon Hospital.

Crown Centre is for Profoundly Deaf people in The London Borough of Hillingdon providing support, advocacy and interpreting, Deaf Club activities and a place to meet and communicate in their own British Sign Language and culture.

To inform and educate our members and the public about the history of our area, and to monitor planning proposals which will impinge on historic buildings and spoil the character of our community. To support financially projects which conserve historic sites and papers for the future.

For the relief of poverty, educational support and encouragement.

Monies collected and paid for school trips, uniform. Monies raised and donated to charity.

Fundraising. Providing charitable service and donations.

educational, walks, outings

To advance the education of the pupils of Whiteheath Infants school by providing or assisting in the provision of educational, recreational & other charitable facilities in augmentation of such facilities financed by the Local Education Authority. Eg Football club, Family Learning, Travelling book fair.

OUR MAIN AIM IS TO ACCOMMODATE LOCAL PEOPLE DURING THEIRLEISURE HOURS WITH NORMAL COMMUNITY CENTRE ACTIVITIES SUCH AS PENSIONERS CLUB, ARTHAMATHIC, ART CLASSES, FAMILY NIGHTSOCIAL EVENINGS, PRIVATE DAY NURSERY ETC. WE HAVE ABOUT 400 PEOPLE USING THE PREMISES PER WEEK, 10 COMMITTIE MEMBERS.WE OPERATE AT 70, BROOKSIDE RD, HAYES, MIDDLESEX

Friends of West Drayton Primary School is a small charity, formed for general charitable purposes. We hold fairs/discos to raise funds for the school.

A non-secular guild which welcomes new members of any age. Activities include outings, social studies. Usually we have speakers about 10 months of the year.Annually we raise money for our current nominated charity .Friendship and support is a mainstay.

To devlop young girls social skills, working in teams and enjoying new activities

? Engage in, support and co-ordinate research, publishing, education, advertising, curatorial work and other work for the furtherance of the No 11(F) Group Operations Rooms.? Provide support to the preservation and development of the Battle of Britain Bunker as a site of national heritage.? Raise funds in support of the preservation and development of the No 11(F) Group Operations Rooms.

Social and educational activities for youths and families living in of Harrow and surrounding boroughs. sports and outdoor activities.

We link business donors with community needs. As pioneers of corporate social responsibility, funded and managed by our business supporters, we deliver help in cash or in kind, by volunteering and by practical fieldwork, addressing appeals from all ages, all abilities. We arrange recycling/re-use of many office and domestic items.

To raise funds to pay for specialist resources for our pupils, who have complex special needs. To organise a wide range of social events, and to encourage donors, to raise funds and provide a focus for parents, carers and friends to give their support to the school.

Providing a social club for ex Royal Naval and other ex service personel to meet and raise monies for local and national charities .

The Charity's objects are to provide scholarships, tenable at any university, college of education or other institution of further (including professional and technical) education, to be awarded to former pupils of Bishopshalt School, in the London Borough of Hillingdon, with preference given to former pupils studying at one of the universities of Cambridge, Oxford and Reading.

Womens social and educational activies also helps in local fund raising