Charities In Northamptonshire

To enhance the social cohesion and life of the village by: Making available facilities for social, educational and recreational events, for the use of the village members, clubs, societies and school.Providing a programme of artistic and social events to bring together and entertain the members of the village.Funding the above from the rental and event income of the hall.

To promote sporting and recreational activities in and around the area for local residents and clubsCurrently actively progressing the design / funding and feasability study to provide a new sporting and Community Building in Weedon Village.Seeking funding and grant aid from other bodies and residents/business to support Project

The main focus of the charity is the proclamation of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the education and training of those wishing to serve in Christian ministry and the relief of poverty and distress. These objects are fulfilled by the trustees forwarding funds to other charities that carry out such activities.

Village hall providing facilities and activities for the wider community

Preserving the heritage of the village

Provision and maintenance of a village hall in King's Cliffe for the use of local residents, without distinction of political, religious or other opinion, for meetings, classes, recreation, leisure and social activities.

Fund Raising - 100 club, Curry Club, Musical concerts, Membership, Donations, Light for a Loved one, Support of local village groups (NOT financially) Scarecrow weekend

To give opportunity for young adults for travel in foreign countries, to facilitate young adults in the exchange of cultures; to co-fund medical research, to bring delivery of medical facilities in difficult to reach foreign areas; to fund education of young adults in foreign countries who in turn will benefit their communities and for other general charitable purposes in the trustees discretion.

Supported housing. Grant aid. Community building.

The Playhouse Theatre Northampton has relocated from Clare Street to Christchurch Hall in Christchurch Road, where performances will be at ground level with adequate parking nearby. The members will continue to stage up to six dramatic productions a year for the public to attend. This provides both participants and audiences with entertainment and education in the dramatic arts.

THE OBJECTS OF THE CIO ARE TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN THE POLISH LANGUAGE IN THE SUBJECTS INCLUDING POLISH LANGUAGE, LITERATURE, HISTORY, GEOGRAPHY, ROMAN CATHOLIC RELIGION, POLISH CULTURE TRADITIONS AND HERITAGE WITH THE AIM THAT STUDENTS CAN BETTER INTEGRATE INTO THE LOCAL CULTURAL ENVIRONMENT AND BRITISH SOCIETY.

PROVISION AND MANAGEMENT OF VILLAGE HALL AND RECREATION GROUND

YOUTH SUPPORTSUPPORT FOR EX-SERVICE MEN

Organise fund-raising events to cover annual overheads, carry out general maintenance and improvements to the recreation field, together with its surrounding hedgrow and trees, the pavilion and also to increase the recreational facilities for children of all ages, with additional play apparatus.

The Crick Old School manages a community centre, based in the centre of the village, for the benefit of the local community. The trustees operate a community hub from the building that's registered with the local authority's Warm Spaces schemes and NHS Primary Care providers.

To maintain, improve, supplement and keep in repair, the fabric, fittings, furniture and furnishings of the Parish Church of all Saints, Brixworth and its churchyard and Heritage Centre and to hold the Heritage Centre in perpetuity. To foster interest in the Parish Church from near and far, not only as a place of worship but also to its significance to the areas local heritage.

Makes grants to individualsMakes grants to organisations

to develop young people spiritually, socially, pysically and emotionally

FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE VILLAGE OF EARLS BARTON

Provides Community Transport by scheduled Minibus services and provides Minibus for use by local Schools and interest groups.

Maintenance of the village hall and making the village hall available for the benefit of the local community

OUR PURPOSE IS TO INSPIRE WOMEN AND GIRLS. WE RAISE FUNDS AND SUPPORT OUR LOCAL COMMUNITY AND CREATE AN INTERESTING, ENJOYABLE AND INCLUSIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR OUR MEMBERS.

The objects of Bradden Town Land Charity are:(i) The security and maintenance of and repairs to St Michael's Church in Bradden and its churchyard;(ii) The relief of the poor of the parish of Bradden;(iii) The maintenance of and repairs to Bradden Village Hall (formerly called the Bradden Reading Rooms):

Fundraising to raise money for school tosupport curriculum activities

Maintains the 16th Century school building left to the village by Mrs Jane Leeson's will of 1642.Now used as the village hall.