Charities In Leicestershire

Parent Association raising funds for benefit of pupils at the school to include ICT equipment, books, school trips/visits in order to enhance children's overall experiences.

The charity provides 2 Alms Houses for the use of villagers who are unable to own their own homes. The occupants contribute a monthly sum for the upkeep of the properties.

modest grants for assistance to young persons in need under the age of 25 years resident in the parishes of Austrey, Measham, Shenton or Whitwick towards the cost of goods, tools, books, fees, travelling expenses, services or facilities to enable them to develop their skills and capabilities and to advance their education.ALSO for relief of financial hardship of any resident in those villages.

Maintenance of a sports court for tennis, five-a-side football and basketball. Fixing and collection of membership dues. Promotion of sporting activities in village and environs.

Working with teachers and parents of the children of Stonebow School to raise funds to improve the education of children at the school.

PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION (PTA) FOR LOCAL SCHOOL.TO SUPPORT HOUGHTON ON THE HILL CE PRIMARY SCHOOL BY RAISING MONEY TO ENHANCE LEARNING AND PURCHASE EQUIPMENT AND RESOURCES FOR THE CHILDREN AND TEACHERS.

Supporting St Dionysius Church with its developement/

Volunteers manage and operate the library service for the residents of Sapcote, Sharnford and the wider community with additional services being encouraged to make the facility into a broader educational and social resource to benefit residents of all ages.

SUNDAY SERVICES, PREACHING AND TEACH OF THE BIBLE, YOUTH WORK, PARENT AND TODDLER WORK, LOCAL COMMUNITY WORK

social, educational and recreational activities for 10 to 26 year olds

Assisting Students for higher education

Supporting families who have a member with Down Syndrome through a variety of social activities involving the whole family. Creating opportunities and financial support for friendship and fun for members with Downs Syndrome within their peer group. Fundraise to create opportunities and give financial support.

Kirby Muxloe Parish Council is the trustee of Kirby Muxloe Recreation Ground (521441)The objects of the charity are in the interests of social welfare, to improve the conditions of life of the inhabitants of the are of benefit without distinction or political, religious or other opinions by the provision of facilities for recreation and other leisure time activities.

For a recreation ground or pleasure ground for the benefit of the inhabitants of the hamlets of Shaw Lane and Battleflat in the parish of Markfield in the county of Leicestershire.

PROVIDE HOLIDAYS FOR DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN WHO LIVE IN THE GRANTHAM AREA

To further the religious and other charitable work of the C of E in the ecclesiastical parish.

CDFAS is affiliated to the NADFAS. Our main activity is arranging a lecture on a monthly basis. We sponsor a young arts award each year. We are hoping before long to be involved in volunteering at a local museum.

TO PROMOTE THE EDUCATION OF GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN IN THE LOUGHBOROUGH AREA TO HELP THEM DEVELOP EMOTIONALLY, MENTALLY, PHYSICALLY AND SPIRITUALLY SO THAT THEY CAN MAKE A POSITIVE CONTRIBUTION TO THEIR COMMUNITY AND THE WIDER WORLD.

Supports Old Mill Primary School in fund raising activities, events, etc.

a.)To advance public education in and appreciation of music in all it's aspects,particularly unaccompanied four part harmony singing,by any means the trustees see fit,including the provision of public concerts and the provision of tuition programs for the public.b.)To further such charitable purpose or purposes as the Trustees think fit particularly the making of grants and donations.

A MIXED VOICE NON-AUDITION CHOIR OF 50 MEMBERS PROVIDING CONCERTS FOR THE PUBLIC WITH A LARGE REPERTOIRE FROM LARGE CHORAL WORKS WITH ORCHESTRA TO SONGS FROM MUSICALS AND OTHER PART SONGS. WE ARE A FRIENDLY AND WELCOMING SOCIETY.

School fundraising

Providing training in techniques of archaeologcal exploration. Organising activities such as digs, fieldwalking, lectures and exhibitions and encouraging the general public to participate in these.Organising an annual Festival of Archaeology and liasing closely with other bodies to further interest and participation in archeaeological discovery.

The trust supports mission and education in the parish of All Saints Loughborough.

Maintenance and development of Millennium Green in the village of North Kilworth