Charities In Oxfordshire

Owns a small plot of allotments. Income is distributed to needy elderly people to help them meet their fuel costs

To acquire items, books, etc. in order to further the advancement of education at John Hampden School.

Income from investments used for any worthy cause considerd to be appropriate by the trustees from primary education to assistance with the needs of the elderly

The Village Green is one of the focal points in the Village of Grove, it is used for an annual May Fayre and other celebrations. At the centre of the Green is the Millennium Stone.The Village Green is maintained by Grove Parish Council and is funded through income received from its use.

To provide financial help from income only to Longworth Village School .

No activities at present

Grants are only given to applicants from Chilton parish.

Relief of elderly poor

Open space for recreational use. Childrens' play area and sports field. Car park used weekly by mobile food vans. Maintenance of area.

To provide emergency pet food relief

Promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment by such means that Directors think fit, including but not limited to greenhouse gasses by the creation, management and protection of woodland and also to advance the education of the public in such conservation, protection and improvement.

Small general charity - income used to help pensioners in village at Christmas and any family or individual in the village needing help.

Small grants offered to young people who live in the village to assist with self-development enterprises to widen their experiences of people, cultures and communities. Also awards made to assist people in the village who are suffering financial hardship.

MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENT OF KENNYLANDS MILLENNIUM GREEN. THIS IS AN OPEN SPACE WITH PATHS AND SEATS FOR WALKERS AND A GRASSED AREA FOR PICNICS AND INFORMAL RECREACTION. AN AREA HAS BEEN SET ASIDE FOR WILDLIFE AND A SPINNEY HAS BEEN PLANTED ASTRIDE SOME OF THE PATHS; IT CONTAINS MANY DIFFERENT SPECIES OF TREES TO STIMULATE INTEREST.

To conserve an open space for the benefit and use of the local population.

The relief of finanacial hardship amongst women in poor communities in Palestine by enabling themto establish and grow their own business through the provision of micro-finance and technical assisstance.

The charity is currently working to provide recreational and educational facilities in the interests of the social welfare of the inhabitants of the parish of Bladon and surrounding neighbourhood.

To benefit the Community in the town of Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire and in the neighbouring Parishes by advancing education, protecting health and relieving poverty, sickness and distress among the community, and in particular to support the charitable work of the Henley-on-Thames and District Citizens Advice Bureau

general charitable purposeshelp children/young people/elderly/old people/people with disabilitiesmakes grants to individuals

Give money for educational purposes

Benefits for needy residents of South Moreton, Oxfordshire, either generally or specifically.

Grants are made mostly to the elderly or young people in need of assistance. These are usually made upon formal application to the Fewcott Charity.

Rosie's Music Trust provides financial support to individuals and organisations in the area of music. The aim is to provide greater enjoyment of music and musical activities to children and youth who attend local schools or live in and around Southam in Warwickshire. This includes the provision of workshops and equipment as well as assisting in the pursuit of enhanced education and training.

Financial aid to needy villagers.

Fully-trained volunteers patrol the streets of Banbury every Saturday night. They assist and engage with, primarily, young people on the streets, people who have left bars and clubs. They also engage with other, often vulnerable people who approach them.