Charities In Kent

The Company is an arts organisation that works primarily through theatre, specialising in site-specific, site-responsive and community led projects. The Company also develops projects alongside small groups of people with different needs, creating plays that reflect the participants' lives and aspirations. The Company works in the south east of England.

The charity receives and invests donations from individuals connected with Dover College and from the Old Dovorian Club. The Charity makes grants to Dover College and to individuals for the purpose of assisting with education and asssociated activities.

Hire of hall for communal activities

The Friends of Hempstead Infant School is an open community of parent volunteers working alongside the school, teachers and other 'friends' to benefit the school and ensure the best educational experience for all its pupils. Our goal is to raise funds for equipment and activities to enrich the children's school experience.

Village Hall

Provision and maintenance of a Village Hall for the use of local inhabitants without distinction of political, religious or other opinions, including use for meetings, social gatherings, sports and other forms of recreation, organised by individuals or by clubs or societies.

The Village Hall is a venue for Village clubs and organisations from Mother & Toddlers Group, Youth, Dancing, Football, Cricket, Indoor Bowls, Badminton, Tennis, Quilters, Bridge, Pheonix, over 60s, Keep Fit, Parish Council meetings, National Fine Arts Association. Parties, Weddings, Functions etc. Changing rooms and showers available for outdoor sports.

Sunday Meetings, Midweek housegroups, Youth Group, Monthly Family Fun Days free for the local community.

Parent and teacher association providing social activities for parents and children as well as raising money for the benefit of the school.

The charity's principal activity during the period was the provision of awards to deserving causes in the furtherance of its aims.

Little Livewires - club for children in school years R to 2Livewires - club for children in school years 3-6Youth Club - for young people aged 11-18Lifestyle -ladies group.Man to Man - men's groupBible StudyRegular Church servicesDeCaF Coffee BarPrayer group

Maintain Village Hall for the communal benefit of Matfield residents and surrounding Communities .

The Charity has a defined purpose to benefit Canterbury Cathedral and the Church of England Pensions Board.

To advance and promote the religion, spiritual and cultural interests of the followers of the Hindu faith by providing a place of worship of the Hindu faith by persons professing the Hindu religion and where may be celebrated the principal Hindu festivals and the religious functions in accordance with the Hindu faith. Also organizing health and social promotion group activities for young and old.

The trustees make grants to worthy causes in accordance with the trust deed. The principal object of the charity is to provide for the needs of poor and old people, as extended by the general charitable objective contained in the trust deed. A number of projects are being considered and the trustees are looking to adopt an individualistic approach to future developments.

The Hall and satellite rooms are available for hire for various, leisure, cultural, educational and religious purposes, together with changing rooms/showers/toilets for outside sports. The hire charges together with other fundraising events maintain the Hall and the onsite sports pitches, open space and childrens play area.

The charity provides skills for life, adventure and outdoor challenges to young people in Ramsgate.

Operating a foodbank, by delivering donated food and provisions to those in the community referred by support services.The foodbank deliver all donations to its clients by means of volunteers, who pack and deliver orders.Operating from Westerham Scout Hut Hortons way Westerham TN16 1BY on a Thursday morning 9am to 1pm

Provision of Scout training & activities.

Management of village hall, recreation ground and associated facilities, to provide benefits in accordance with the governing trust deed.

Raising funds in the Bromley and contiguous districts which do not have a local Lions Club through a variety of activities and donating such funds to local, regional (and at the request of Lions District, sometimes national and international) charitable causes.

The charity provides housing and facilities for up to 12 elderly ladies in 12 flats at 58-80 Mill Road, Deal. They pay the Trust towards the costs of repairs and maintenance and towards the heating costs. The charity's outgoings include heating (gas), repairs and maintenance, insurance, water rate and any necessary refurbishment costs when a flat is vacated.

Provides almshouses for six needy persons over the age of 60 years and resident within the ecclestastical boundaries of the parish of Walmer.

Rehoming and caring for unwanted and maltreated guinea pigs.