Charities In Oxfordshire

The charity is for the benefit of the whole of the parish of Great Haseley either as individuals or the community. Individuals can apply for grants for support, for example supporting events in sporting, cultural, artistic endeavours.

Fund raising and providing/hiring a meeting space for regular meetings

GENERAL BENEVOLENCE, EXCEPT TO EDUCATION. WITHIN THE PARISH OF COGGES INCLUDING PARTS OF SOUTH LEIGH. BENEVOLENCE IS LIMITED TO SMALLER SUMS AND IS USUALLY TARGETTED AT THE NEEDY.

To promote and support the good physical and mental health of people who have been affected by cancer, in particular but not exclusively breast cancer, and their friends and family by providing facilities and training in dragon boating in Oxfordshire. The aim is to keep things fun, full of camaraderie and mutual support

Provision and upkeep of burial and ashes plots for free churches of Faringdon, Oxfordshire.

To raise money in the local community for widest use of the church known as St Giles Church in its several uses as a place of worship and the main place for community events

OXMAT improves and develops peoples lives, through unique music programs and community programs. We help people by providing support and musical activities which develop their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as responsible individuals.

A grant making trust for the benefit of young people.

To promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music in all its aspects by the presentation of public concerts, and by such other ways as the Society shall determine from time to time.

With permission from the Charity Commission the land was sold in January / February 2011 for ?54,192.85 (net after Professional Fees). The proceeds have been invested in to COIF Charities Fixed Interest Fund - Income Units. Income from this investment is ?1,466.54 and interest on the Bank Account ?26.29 giving a total of ?1,492.83. Proceeds will be used for the benefit of Hornton School.

BASE33, THE WORKING NAME OF THE TRUST, WORKS WITH ALL YOUNG PEOPLE, BUT HAS BEEN PARTICULARLY SUCCESSFUL WITH SOCIALLY EXCLUDED AND HARD TO REACH TEENAGERS. IT OPERATES DETACHED YOUTH WORK, EVENING DROP-INS AND OFFSITE ALTERNATIVE EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY ALONG WITH OTHER ADVICE AND EVENTS TO CHALLENGE AND INVOLVE THE YOUNG PEOPLE. IN 2008 BASE33 WAS AWARDED THE QUEEN'S AWARD FOR VOLUNTARY SERVICE.

Collect funds for North Leigh United Charities and distribute to those in need in the parish of North Leigh.

The organisation will further the protection, conservation, and improvement of the biodiversity in the Area of Benefit by generally maintaining the meadows, employ wardens to help manage the site, run community events, contributing to the views and actions of the Wildlife Management Steering Group and continually monitoring and surveying the site.

The Association's main purpose is to act as a friend raising forum for former members of St Edmund Hall Oxford University. It's members also seeks to provide advice to current students as well as provide financial assistance to worthwhile projects connected to St Edmund Hall for the benefit of the college and its students

Grants to clergy in the Diocese of Oxford in cases of emergency

Advancing educational,social, recreational, religious,health and welfare of Muslim communitiesImproving educational achievements among children and young peopleProviding Islamic religious services

Maintenance and improvement of the Church Fabric

General education, training and fellowship for Women

To help in the charitable running of our local Church and to give help in our community.

Village-owned hall for community use

Upkeep of Drayton Millennium Green

Income applied for the relief of poor persons resident in the parish of Bodicote.

To advance the music education of any person under the age of 21 who is resident in Oxfordshire or its adjoining counties

Promotion and advancement of the education of the public in the science of astronomy through the provision of lectures, advice, equipment, an astronomical Library and facilitation of astronomical observations.

The Charity gives grants to those in need, mainly elderly, young or through infirmity in the village or close by. Also for educational needs'