Charities In Leicestershire

The object of the association is to advance the education of pupils in the school by engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

Maintenance of a public playground and recreation area

Fundraising, through events and donations, for local and national worthy causes.Pastoral services to the local community provided by our pastor.Regular religious services.

Friends of Newcroft support Newcroft School by raising funds and organising events for the children that attend.

Scouting for boys and girls - aged 6 to 14 indoor and outdoor activities for the local area.

School charity events, ie school discos and summer and Christmas fayres

THE OBJECT OF THE FEDERATION IS THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH.

All Saints PTFA is a charity that has a variety of activities including providing extracurricular activities at the school such as discos, film nights, doughnut days, a Christmas market and Summer fayre. The PTFA will fundraise through various sources through the year, to support the school in providing enrichment for all of the children that attend.

Community gospel choir committed to advance the public education and appreciation of music including through the presentation of public concerts and recitals. Regular rehearsal meetings open to anyone over 18 with no audition required.

The charity has a long lease of the village hall which is centrally situated in the village of Stoughton. It is available for use by the entire community irrespective of religious beliefs; sexual orientation; and is available to people of all ages. Apart from the parish church there is no other meeting place in the village as there are no shops, school or public house.

Small scale school fund raising, including cake sales and Christmas fayre.

To advance education, preservation of health, and relief of poverty among the people in Nyansakia and other locations in kenya. Grants have been made towards employment of teaching staff by the local communities and for the puchase of materials and equipment for feeding programmes to help develop self sufficiency. Grants have been made towards connection of electricity and water to schools.

The object of the Association is to advance the education of pupils in the School in particular by, developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the School, and engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the School and advance the education of the pupils

Giving older people the opportunity to meet and learn from each other

Fund raising activities such as summer fair for school

raise money by doing bingos, summer fetes, discos

Provides newspaper archives for research etc, other local archives, companies, industrial info, photographs (35000) and approx 1000 maps. We sell our own local history books (produced in house) to raise funds to operate, provide schools with local history information in classes. We provide a free entry reading room for visitors and other local groups.

The Charity is dependent on the income from the Charity field bequeathed in Trust in the Will of Henry Sacheverell in the year 1620The Charity provides.monetary gifts for the Elderly and Needyi who reside within the Leicestershire Parishes of Ratby and GrobyThe gifts to the elderly are normally given at Christmas time . Other needy causes are addressed as and when they occur

To provide youth club activities for young people in Sileby, Leicestershire

The Loughborough Dawah centre, using their own building 34 wood gate, Loughborough, le112ty,Activities as follows,Mens & womens adults education classes and social/ cultural activities weekly and monthly, also youth boys and girls weekly education circles / playing activities/ Art's and crafts classes/ social activities etc,Also local groups hires the building to use for other purposes

To advance education in the UK and in north east India, particularly in Assamese culture and languages and in the English language; to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare; and to provision of grants for any charitable purposes as the trustees in their absolute discretion shall think fit.

To provide a Museum of local history for Lutterworth and the surrounding villages,open for public access. We also give talks and put on displays at other venues including schools.

The trust receives grant applications from individuals and groups in the beneficial area and the trustees hold periodical meetings to review these and make payments to those who they feel they can assist within the charity's objectives. These include grants for things such as holidays, disability aids, home improvements and running costs of groups who assist these beneficiaries.