Charities In Northamptonshire

To monitor and advise on planning matters in the Borough of Wellingborough and encourage good architecture, to make Wellingborough a place of which to be proud.

The charity provides a loaf of bread each Saturday to 24 residents of Geddington Village who are of pensionable age. This was instigated by Sir Robert Dallington in 1636 and continues to be paid for from rent of land he gave for this purpose. In addition the rent provides a ·20.00 gift at Easter and Christmas to the 24 beneficiaries.

Lets Reading Room and Istitute building to Ringstead Robins pre school group

Make grants to local young persons (16 - 25) who have left school, to assist with their further education.

We operate in Desborough and sometimes surrounding villages of our parish

Protection of wildlife & environment

Administers the Village Hall and promotes activities within it.

Northamptonshire fund raising

The CIO will create opportunity for those farthest from employment to gain skills that will help them achieve paid work, will support programmes that provide inspiration for youth, will reduce crime by providing rehabilitation activities, and will support initiatives that create community cohesion through targeted funding.

The charity gives grants to help the bereaved, those hospitalised and their relatives. It also gives grants to young people to help with their education and organisations for the young and elderly in the Parish.

The charity receives applications and awards grants to be used towards local children's education, studies and progress.

The provision of playing and recreation activities within the village of Isham.

The charity has continued in it's role to enable dedicated fund raising for the building fabric of St Mary's Wappenham. Funds held can be made available to the Church Council for repairs to the building. The only expenditure for the year 2023-4 have been bank fees.

Christmas Charity Vouchers given to Widows/Widowers and other deserving residents within the Village of Crick

The objects of the Association are to advance the education of the general public in the study of the art of music with special reference to liturgical and organ music.

We raise money to create and then maintain the recreation area in Glapthorn Village, Northamptonshire. This includes a car park, a children's playground, adult gym equipment and a playing field. The funds raised by the charity go towards improving and maintaining these facilities.

Give grants to the elderly and needy in the vilage of Great Doddington. Give grants to students for books and equipment.Subsidise an over sixties lunch club.

We look after the playing field in the village of Byfield, which in addition to being a general amenity for the public also supports a range of clubs and associated activities.

The charity's activities are to promote, maintain, improve and advance education through Theatre In Education and appreciation of the arts. Arena tour devised and scripted plays, mainly to schools, reaching audiences who may not otherwise have the opportunity to see live performance. We work in mainstream and special schools across the age range. Workshops for young people also feature in our work

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Provide opportunities for sail training and competition through sailing clubs in Northamptionshire

The fund operates to subsidise activities and resources for the school which the state funding cannot provide.

The Community Garden provides opportunities for the people of all ages and abilities in the area to learn about and take part in growing vegetables and fruit in an environmentally friendly way. There are events and workshops taking place all through the year (such as pruning, making compost at home, sowing and planting vegetables), as well as the chance to become a regular volunteer,

Makes annual gifts of coal to state retirement pensioners.

Giving Money annually to pensioners in Welford parish