Charities In Norfolk

The object of the Trust is to assist in the maintenance, repair, renewal, preservation and improvement for the benefit of the public, the fabric of the church of St Andrew's Ringstead, its fittings, furniture and equipment.

Established to make a positive contribution to personal development for community benefit through: a small grants programme (Max 250.00) supporting young people, community volunteers and groups, a programme of training and support for voluntary organisations and new groups and the management of a residential activity centre and campsite (established under reg no 1156557 and incorporated in 2017)

Advance the education of pupils in the school in particular by developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school. Engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

The WI offers opportunities for all women to enjoy friendship, to learn, to widen their horizons and together to influence local, national and international affairs.

Friends of Aldborough School provide support to Aldborough Primary School and funding for extra school equipment or trips such as excursions to theatres and museums

fundraising for woodton cp school

The charity aims to meet the immediate needs of the homeless, providing arctic-grade, waterproof sleeping bags to rough sleepers. Bags of Hope containing essential items, including toiletries and underwear, are also distributed to those in need.

Gives grants to the parish church for its maintenance and upkeep, providing the people of Carbrooke with a venue for a place of worship, baptisms, marriages, funerals and other religious and secular events.Gives grants to local organisations for the relief of poverty in the area.

Relieving, either generally or individually, persons resident in Northwold, who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.

KLWBT has professionally restored a 34ft fishing boat built by Walter Worfolk in King's Lynn in 1900, the Baden Powell. We use her to take groups of people on the River Great Ouse and into The Wash to tell them about wooden fishing boats, the lives of the fishermen of King's Lynn, the maritime history of the town and offer instruction in sailing.

We organise a range of activities throughout the year to raise funds for the school. Last year we held a Summer Gala and a Christmas Fayre. We have lots of ideas in the pipeline for the forthcoming year.

To advance the Christian religion by providing financial assistance to Churches in the Diocese of Norwich for the purpose of providing, maintaining and improving bell installations by making grants and loans to them.These aims are achieved through the work of the Association's Standing Committee and Belfry Advisory Committee.

to provide educational opportunites for the retired and semi retired through the organisation and delivery of self help groups

The Foundation will only consider donations to registered charities. The Foundation needs to be satisfied as to the specific use to which the funds will be put to. Particular consideration will be given to charitites which operate in areas where the society has a strong presence.

We run and maintain the sports field and pavilion.

To raise money to support school resources via fund raising activities throughout the year (eg Christmas fair, Summer Fair, Cake sales, Spring Quiz).

Management of Village Recreation Ground

Grants to assist the poor of the parish of South Creake, Norfolk

To advance the education of the pupils of the school by providing, and assisting, in the provision of facilities for education at the school, not normally provided by the LEA.

Maintenance of church clock at Holy Innocents Church, Foulsham.

General charitable purposes, local, national and overseas

The King George's Hall is managed by the King George's Hall Management Committee for the purpose of a meeting place for the local scouts club and other social groups for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Parish of Harleston with Redenhall.

To further the developmnet and education of boys, young men, girls and young women through their leisure time activities, to help them achieve their physical and spiritual potential so they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society, and their conditions of life may be improved.

Village Hall for use by the community. Available for hire for clubs, parties, family events, etc.

Various fund raising events in the local area relating to the school