Charities In Oxfordshire

EOCT is the cultural development agency for Oxfordshire. We create new opportunities for arts and heritage organisations whilst nurturing new festivals and spectacular events. We also work to engage as many people as possible in exciting & enjoyable cultural experiences, raising Oxfordshire's profile as a cultural destination within the UK & internationally.

To relieve poverty,hardship and distress,advance education and preserve and protect health in developing countries, particularly, but not exclusively in Zimbabwe, by the provision of financial assistance, the provision of support to charitable projects in such countries and by such other charitable means as the trusteesshall in their absolute discretion determine.

The charity provides and manages allotments in the village of Standlake for the use of local residents. It also gives grants to individuals and organisations such as schools, scouts, youth clubs etc.

We support rugby union players and other persons associated with rugby union especially but not exclusively in Oxfordshire who are in need.

Fund raising to advance the education of the pupils in the school by providing and assisting in the enhancement of facilities for the education at the school.Foster more extended relationships between staff, parents and others associated with the school.Engage in activities which support the schooll and advance the education of the pupils attending it.

Makes grants to two specific churches - Hambledon and Frieth. Does not make grants to schools or other charities.

The Knollys Chapel houses the Knollys Tomb, an ancient monument which attracts public interest from all over the UK.

Our charity is dedicated to serving a diverse community through our supplementary school, which offers educational and cultural support to children aged 5-15. Our mission is to create an inclusive and nurturing environment that provides academic enrichment and fosters a sense of belonging and community integration.

Makes grant to elderly people to help relieve poverty.

a) To relieve persons resident in Bletchingdon by making grants of money or paying for items, services or facilities to reduce the need, hardship or distress of such persons and promote healthy recreationb) To advance the education of the pupils of Bletchingdon Primary Schoolc) To provide community facilities for residents and others.

Provision of care for pre school children

Support the community hub for the villages of Bledington and Foscot. Make grants to promote the benefit of the inhabitants of Bledington and Foscot and their environs without discrimination, by associating together the said inhabitants and organisations in a common effort to advance education and provide facilities in the interest of social welfare for said inhabitants.

Bike Safe promote and encourage cycling, walking and low energy transport within Oxfordshire. We promote the development and provision of safe routes, paths and facilities and seek to influence the policies of government to support these aims. Our current priority project is the development of a multipurpose community path between villages alongside the B4044.

Making grants to school

Relief in need in benefit area covering East and West Hagbourne and the Northbourne area of Didcot

Ghaus-e-Yagana Foundation creates and facilitates opportunities for people of the UK and other countries to improve their present state and help build a better future economically, culturally and socially.

Providing small financial gifts to individuals in the local community area who are unwell and in financial need.

Mosaic Rwanda promotes inclusive communities in Rwanda. We advocate the value, potential and involvement of all people in society, particularly those facing challenges related to mental health, special educational needs and physical disability. We do this through the provision of funding for local people and organisations in Rwanda who are making a difference in their community.

By making financial grants, to support Alvescot parish pensioners in receipt of means tested state benefits and to support Alvescot Village activities that improve the quality of life of the parishioners

Relief of poverty, preservation of the environment and education and recreation within the parish of Ascott-under-Wychwood in Oxfordshire

The provision of financial support for Indian Baptist Theological students to enable them to continue or commence study courses in Great Britain or to attend theological conferences arranged by Regent's Park College Oxford University.

Destiny Springs International made a donation of mixed clothing to Cancer.Destiny Springs also made a donation of boxes of sugar to Biscester food bank in Oxfordshire Oxford.Destiny Springs international is currently preparing to donate food stuff to a home in Oxfordshire for Children with disability..

(1) Promoting education of persons under 25 who are resident in the area of benefit and who are in need of financial assistance.(2) Providing benefits not normally provided by the local education authority for any school in the maintained sector attended by children and young persons resident in the area.(3) Benefiting in such ways as the Trustees think fit any Sunday school in the area.

Gifts to the needy who have resided in Buscot Parish for at least two years.

InterVol support student volunteering groups at six universities: Birmingham, Nottingham, Lancaster, Oxford Brookes, SOAS, and Imperial College London. Our projects work with both local and overseas partners on a range of charitable projects including education and refugee services. Volunteers gain skills and training while small grants are provided to our partners through fund-raising.