Charities In Norfolk

provides grants to individuals regarding education, training and apprenticeships

Museum of local history and archaeology relating to Bungay and district.

Education/Training

Lets agricultural land and distributes rental income within village.

BRCA is dormant and has now ceased trading as a venue for hire. Enquiries for hiring community space at The Rose and Crown Parish Hub should be directed to The Clerk of the Parish Council for Beck Row, Holywell Row and Kenny Hill.

We are a womens group, we meet once a month and usually have a speaker, along side this we have a lunch group that meet up once a month for a meal, we try to go to different places. and a craft group that meets at a members home, and a scrabble group that meets at a members home.We also arrange outings for our members throughout the year.

Provision of public ground for the purposes of the Recreation Grounds Act 1859 as a playingfield for children and youths

Raising money towards equipment and services for the children of South Wootton Infant School by means of fundraising events such as disco's, quiz nights, Summer and Christmas Fair's including sale of the children's art and craft work and commission based recycling.

For people and committees, clubs locally situated in the village of Hindolveston who are experiancing financial difficulties.

Acquire, preserve, protect and display for benefit of the public, works of art having a relationship with East Anglia. In addition we sponsor an annual lecture and give grants.

The activities of the Charity are the advancement of education to benefit the public by encouraging the preservation and appreciation of the heritage of NCFC by enhancing a collection of NCFC memorabilia and ephemera.

Distribution of grants to residents and groups of Little Snoring on the basis of need, hardship or distress.

To provide weekly recordings of the local newspaper and other items of interest for access by blind and visually handicapped persons in the Great Yarmouth area.

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Grants for school uniforms and for further education requirements

Each month a variety of Speakers are invited to talk on various subjects. Lunches are normally organised at least twice a year. Trips to interesting venues are also organised. Workshops of interest to members are held each year.

Village Hall Management CommitteeVillage Hall community activities

The endowment from which the charity receives its income was left to benefit educationally the children of the village of Ingoldisthorpe. Today the charity mainly helps the village school to buy equipment not funded from the schools normal budget.

To maintain and enhance the Ruin of Saint Michael and All Angels, Bowthorpe, as a community resource in the neighbourhood. Bowthorpe is made up of three linked urban villages on the outskirts of Norwich.

We deliver a service and monetary grants to those parishioners living in Gt & Lt Fransham who are in need of financial support.

Provision of money for poor people in the parish of Bunwell at Christmas time.

The Trust's primary objective is to provide assistance to the parishioners of Methwold. In addition, the trust manages the allotments, an area approximately 25 acres divided into 95 allotments. Shooting Rights are available by tender. A Memorial Book (of no particular religious bias) is kept displayed within St George's Church.

Under the banner of the National Federation of Women's Institutes, Poringland Institute provides educational and recreational activities for women within Poringland and the surrounding villages. We also provide support to community activities in the area.

Provides and Maintains village hall for hire by general public

Provide opportunities for education, art and crafts, assisting with community projects and world wide projects.