Charities In Nottinghamshire

To give awards to children with 100% school attendance at designated schools in the area.

To support the relief of poverty and to enhance the education of students attending Hall Park Academy, Eastwood, Nottinghamshire.

Publishing books and papers promoting education in the interaction of Christian faith with literature, art and science.

Established to pay the parish clerk for cleaning duties and to support repairs to the church, its contents and the churchyard

The Edingley United Charities' official constitution was made by the Charity Commision on the 28th October 1913.It is a combination of three separate bequests :Poor land charity dated 11th June 1697,George Pursey 17th August 1858 and Elizabeth Tutin 7th November 1775.Income received from nominal stock is distributed to single pensioners living alone a week before Christmas.

To promote the education, including education consistent with the principals of the Church of England, of persons under the age of 25 years who are resident in East Drayton.

Relief of Poverty

Income distributed within the area of benefit for the following purposes, or in such other ways as the Trustees see fit: - relief of the aged, impotent and poor - relief of distress and sickness - the provision and support of social welfare or facilities for recreation and other leisure time occupation - the provision and support of educational facilities

We had a meeting in September 2017

General Charitable purposes

Established for the benefit of the poor in the parish of Elston, Nottinghamshire

Teaching the poor children of the parish

To promote the conservation and preservation of Newark Castle and Gardens for the public through the provision of information, advice, fundraising, assistance, services and facilities.

Grants given to local residents in need

Contribute to the education of children from the ages of 3 to 11

Managed a redundant village hall with a view to rationalisation.In accordance with the governing document the trustees obtained permission to sell the Victoria Institute. The property has been sold and the proceeds of the sale will be spent in accordance with the objects of the charity from time to time in due course.The Trustees will compose of a maximum of eight members of the community

Throughout this year we have been providing support for Parents who have children Affected with Hypermobility Syndrome in Suffolk, but providing a Parents Support Network. We have also been investigating looking at out future sustainability. We have also been involved in our usual fund raising activities, such as the Victorian Market, The Sunday show and outreach events. In Essex We have had fundi

religious activities

Relief of poor persons resident in the ancient parish of Arnold

Education of childrenSupport of children's charities NSPCC, Children in Need etc

EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES

A very old charity with a modest amount of money invested. Interest is used towards events for elderly people held in the village of Normanton on Soar.

The relief of the poor & needy at the trustees' discretion.

The charity gives to the needy of the parishes of Bathley, North Muskham and Holme

church activities , providing religous guidence for the community