Charities In Northamptonshire

TO GIVE GIRLS OF ALL AGES THE CHANCE TO LEARN AND HAVE FUN, TO MIX AND COMMUNICATE WITH ALL CHALLENGES THAT THEY COME ACROSS IN FUTURE LIFE.

Grants to young people in Sulgrave for educational and recreational purposes

To Raise Money for the repair & Upkeep of All Saints Church Earls Barton.

Girlguiding Northampton Nene Valley provides Guiding activities for girls aged 5 - 105 years. It covers the area of Northampton South constituency, there are some deprived areas and we do our best to offer as much as we can to all girls. Units meet on a weekly basis with some units lucky to go away on weekend or week holidays.

The charity awards grants to local pensioners on an annual basis.

To help local ex RAF Personel through fund raising. Social events organised and hardship payments made.

TO SUPPORT AND ASSIST THE ELDERLY AND THE YOUNG WITHIN THE PARISH OF THORNBY BY MONETORY GRANT TO RELIEVE POVERTY AND CONTRIBUTE TO THE COST OF FURTHER EDUCATION

Gives grants for additional medical and disability equipment and festive cheer for patients and staff in hospital over Christmas at the Isebrook Hospital, Wellingborough and at other times of the year.

Provision of an annual payment to senior citizens in Stoke Bruerne and Shutlanger

The project of finding, collecting archiving digitalizing and making accessible materials related to the performance arts of Iran for posterity

Holds regular public meetings in the Kettering area of Northamptonshire

To promote the provision of facilities for recreation in Abington Park of individuals and the public at large in the interests of social welfare and with the object of improving the condition of life of the said inhabitants; and to preserve and protect the historical features in Abington Park.

Promoting the education and welfare of pupils attending Little Houghton Church of England (Aided) Primary School by making grants for specific purposes.

Grants issued to organisations within the parish which are experincing financial difficulties. The organisation must not have received any finacial assistance from the rating system when being formed.

To provide educational and social organisation for women giving them an opportunity of working and learning together to improve quality of life in the community.

Village hall.

THE OBJECTIVES OF THE TRUST ARE TO RAISE FUNDS TOWARDS THE REPAIR MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENT OF ALL SAINTS CHURCH PYTCHLEY, IN LIAISON WITH PYTCHLEY PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL. RECENT FUND RAISING HAS INCLUDED MUSICAL EVENTS, TALKS, A LECTURE OF LOCAL HISTORICAL / HERITAGE INTERESt, AN ART EXHIBITION AND A WW1 ARMISTICE CENTENARY EXHIBITION WHICH ATTRACTED DONATIONS.

Provides grants to individual children and young people for educational and training purposes.

Established for the benefit of the residents of the Parish of Tansor the trust continues to provide financial assistance in times of need and/or hardship to those living in the parish.

The charity has made grants under its objects, 1,2, and 3The Trustees, in making these decisions, have had due regard to the Commission's public benefit guidance in particular as it pertains to the 'protected characteristic' of adherents to the Christian faith

Emmas Aim activity bags for children and young adults with cancer having to stay in hospital. Emmas Aim organises Memory Making Days for young cancer patients and their families

Maintenance and upkeep of the fabric of the building of Saint John the Evangelist Church, Whitfield

To promote for the benefit of the public and especially the inhabitants of Fotheringhay in the County of Northamptonshire the permanent preservation of the Parish Church as a building of architectural and historic interest.

Trainig young people in all aspects of social, domestic and public responsibilities and encouraging healthy activity as part of a structured programme under the Policy Organisation and Rules of the Scout Association

The object of the Foundation is to promote the education (including social and physical training) of people under the age of 25 in the parishes of Barnwell, Hemington and Luddington in the county of Northamptonshire, who are in need of financial assistance.