Charities In Northamptonshire

maintain and improve playing field facilities within the village of chacombe

Makes grants to specified village organisations

Publishes the journal Northamptonshire Archaeology providing reports on archaeological work carried out in Northamptonshire. Arranges meetings and site visits for society members.

Christmas raffle,Summer raffle, Mothers Day Stall, Movie Night

Theraputic swimming

The charity supports local charities operating in health and welfare. Also individuals, mainly teenagers and young adults, in their personal development. It also supports international charity work in the third world and the Rotary Foundation.

THE CHARITY IS THE EFFECTIVE OWNER OF THE GRADE 2 LISTED 17TH CENTURY SCHOOL WITH THE TRUSTEES ACTIVE IN SAFEGUARDING IT FOR THE FUTURE OF THE VILLAGE BY MONITORING ANY PROPOSALS FOR ALTERATIONS TO THE BUILDING, AND BY MAKING OBSERVATIONS TO THE RELEVANT BODIES. WITH ONLY LIMITED FUNDS, THE CHARITY MAKES OCCASIONAL DONATIONS TO THE SCHOOL FOR SPECIFIC PROJECTS.

MAKES GRANTS TO MOULTON COLLEGE OR ITS STUDENTS FOR THE FURTHERANCE OF LANDBASED EDUCATION AND RESEARCH

management of village hall, providing a venue for community activities.

Our Club, people aged 16 and over with learning disabilities, we meet once a week at the Club Venue, where we organise a variety of activities for members, some of which we conduct ourselves, and others where we invite third party specialists to conduct for us, Dancing, Live music, Keep Fit, etc. However, we also take members out for Meals, Theatre, Discos, Pub visits, etc. Our club is for members

Ravensthorpe United Charities own several fields in the parish of Ravensthorpe. The rents of these fields is collected twice a year, and is paid out to the senior citizens of the parish at Christmas, a grant is also paid to students (who apply) for their first year at College.

We are a school PTFA raising money to aid school trips and improve things in our school.

Maintains and services this historic Reading Room, used by local societies, committees, art and language classes, the church choir; occasionally let also to individual for wedding receptions etc.

Bugbrooke Village Hall charity provides a building and garden for Bugbrooke Village Hall Preschool, which is an organisation for children aged two and a half years to school age.

Offer a village hall facility to accommodate up to 100 people. The hall is heated, has a kitchen and full toilet facilities including a disabled toilet. Currently used by the Southwick village Cricket Club, used also by cycling clubs as a meeting and changing facility, and locals for parties events etc.

Climb Your Mountain helps people improve their mental and physical health through physical activities and education, where people feel they have their own personal mountain to climb in life (e.g. depression, stress, anxiety, low confidence). We offer free organised walks plus free books and talks on a range of health and wellbeing topics.

To support people in need and community events in the village of Orlingbury

This is a group of self funded charities funded from legacies given by local people over the years. They were given for education purposes and to help needy people with or without disabilities.The charity mainly helps to give funding to the four schools in Raunds for books for the schools use. Also to children with disabilities for their personal use.

Provision of housing

Membership and Welfare activities in Kettering and the surrounding areas

Land rent to be used for poor and needy of Weedon Bec.

Providing, and to looking at ways of making further provision for, outdoor & indoor recreational facilities both for sport & play for the benefit of all ages for residents of the Parish of Weldon in the County of Northamptonshire..

Fund raising to provide additional financial support to school

The Friends support the work of The Canal Museum Stoke Bruerne through volunteer effort and fundraising. As a local organisation we are vitally interested in maintaining and preserving the heritage of our waterways system, particularly relating to Northamptonshire.

Providing and promoting sport for the disabled, both competitively and socially