Charities In Northamptonshire

We fundraise for our primary Academy primarily through school events and on school property. Fundraising events typically include Fairs, Cake sales and breakfast on the go

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

Provides grants for mantenance of village amenities provided by the Parish Council and Parochial Church Council.

To advance the education and wellbeing of the pupils at the Cavendish School by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities not required to be provided by the local education authority at the school.Our main activity in this area has been to seek donations from local business and groups towards funding work in the school.

The provision of help to the poor and needy and those who have suffered trauma or personal loss, from the parish of Lois Weedon and Weston. Relief can take the form of provisions, tokens or in rare cases, pecuniary contributions

RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES

Helping adults learn to read.

Established in 1871 - small financial grants - applies for the benefit of the most deserving and necessitous inhabitants of the parish of Woodford cum Membris.

The Writing School maintains the fabric of the School House in Guilsborough for the educational benefit of the local community. The School House in Guilsborough is on a long-term lease to Guilsborough Pre-School.

To advance the education of pupils in the school in particular by:Developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the schoolEngaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

Contributes from investment income towards the fuel bills of poor widows and other deserving poor of the parish.

We assist families that may not be able to afford the cost of school trips. Individuals that may need assistance toward payment of essential bills. Make donations to help local organisations in the village.

Relief of poverty

The charity: Provides materials and props to encourage children and their care givers to make and tell storiesConverts stories into performance plays Tell stories through film Facilitate reminiscence groups for older people Runs training workshops Promotes chair art as a way of telling stories without words Liaises with other organisations to make the arts more accessible locally

Provision of a safe and secure meeting place for 1st Houghton Scout and Guide Groups. Managing and maintaining the HQ (known as the "hut") building, the fenced land immediately around the building and the access pathway for and on behalf of these groups.

Providing funding for the benefit and welfare of the residents of Dodford

To provide support to Weedon School.

This charity was set up to help needy people of all ages who live in Chelveston and Raunds .

Preservation, for the benefit of the community, of The Stamford Mercury Archive of newspapers, and to make the information contained therein available to the public.

THE RELIEF OF PERSONS RESIDENT IN THE PARISH OF BILLING WHO ARE IN NEED, HARDSHIP OR DISTRESS. PREFERENCE IS GIVEN TO POOR WIDOWS OVER 60. NORMALLY A SMALL GRANT IS MADE EACH YEAR IN DECEMBER TO QUALIFYING PERSONS.

The upkeep and repair of Hannington Parish Church

The Charity owns land that is primarily let as allotments and grazing land. The rent from this land is distributed to elderly people in Kilsby at Christmas time.

To provide additional materials and opportunities to enhance the learning experience of children at Redwell Infant School, Wellingborough. The fund is used to provide items over and above those provided for through the School's delegated budget.

The Robbie Anderson Cancer Trust aims to improve the quality of life for all young people fighting cancer in the Leicestershire area by raising funds to support the children's oncology ward with recreational comforts, IT and outings. RACT has been able to make a huge contribution to a dedicated teenage cancer ward and age-appropriate facilities throughout the children's oncology ward at LRI.

To assist serving and former members of the Royal Air Force with either financial help, respite care or information on other forms of assistance as and when the need arises.