Charities In Oxfordshire

The development and enhancement of public amenities and infrastructure in the parish of Kingston Lisle and Fawler, including the village hall, community area, cemetery and other projects within the parish boundary, for the benefit of the public and residents of the parish.

Provide amenities and social activities for people with learning disabilities.

Charitable Trust making donations and grants to individuals and organisations to support charitable works

This smaller charity is for the benefit of those living in South Stoke, who are considered 'the poorer and needier'. There is insufficient cash to warrant making awards every year, we hope to make awards this year, when the income will be added to that of the other charities in our ancient parish of South Stoke Cum Woodcote.

Clearly Cool Clubs welcome children, young people/Adults from Buckinghamshire and surrounding counties, who have a range of disabilities and special needs, in particular, those with Autistic Spectrum Disorders and wide range of associated difficulties, to enjoy, games activities and Clubs, promoting friendship, confidence and positive self-esteem. We are currently rebuilding face to face provision

The provision of a sports pavilion & field for sporting activities & other use.

The Trust offers financial support to groups and individuals wishing to undertake activities in Sweden, England or elsewhere which express and enhance the link between the Church of England and the Swedish Church, formalised under the Porvoo agreement. Much of the Trust's work is done in conjunction with the Diocese of Oxford.

Gives financial aid to young people up to the age of 25 in connection with educational activities. The charity operates only in the parish of Rotherfield Peppard.

General charitable activities in or near Little Milton, Oxfordshire.

Assist needy people in East Hendred

The promotion of education (including social and physical training) for young people under aged 21 and with a preference for Methodists or the children of Methodists.

105 Relief of poverty202 Helps Elderly/Old People301 Makes grants to individuals

WE OPERATE AS CHINNOR COMMUNITY CHURCH AND ARE LOCATED ON THE HIGH STREEET IN CHINNOR, OXFORDSHIRE. WE HAVE A FULL TIME PASTOR AND OUR WEEKLY ACTIVITIES INCLUDE SUNDAY WORSHIP, SMALL GROUPS, YOUTH,MENS,LADIES,PARENT AND TODDLERS GROUPS.

The Oxfordshire Woodland Group aims to increase knowledge and understanding of all aspects of woodlands and to sustain the value of woodlands in landscapes and ecological systemsIt achieves these by developing projects in partnership with local authorities, businesses, community groups and other charities, raising funds through subscriptions, donations and various grants

One of the smaller charities of our ancient parish of South Stoke Cum Woodcote. There is only sufficient cash to warrant making grants approx. every 3 or 4 years. We hope to make awards to some 25 parishoners this year, who are deemed the poorer and needier of our community (the cash of the 4 charities are lumped together).

EXVAC is a children's charity that works to take children from socially and financially underprivileged backgrounds (eg: abused children, young carers, low-income families) away on holiday for a week. We run two week-long holidays, each for 16 children under the supervision of 8 leaders, incorporating a wide range of trips and activities.

Furthering the education of pupils at Tetsworth Primary School

To relieve either generally or individually people resident in the parish of Wardington who are in need, hardship or distress. A wise range of needs can be met but, on the whole, they are not conditions which can be met by social security payments or local authority welfare services.

Provision of fees for Organist for Clifton Hampden Church

Relief in need

We relieve sickness and needs and preserve and promote the health of the patients of Fenny Compton & Shenington surgery either generally or individually by provision or assistance in provision or upgrading of equipment ,facilities or services.

Makes grants to individuals and organizations within the parish of Appleton with Eaton.

Donations are received from football clubs, belonging to Oxfordshire Football Association. Grants are then given to injured players, and bereaved families of players that die on or off the field of play.

Making grants to children and young persons to increase their educational experience and employability

East Oxford Community Association has been based at the East Oxford Community Centre, which belongs to Oxford City Council, since its formation in 1976. The Association provides opportunities for education, recreation, leisure and social welfare, prioritising those who are socially disadvantaged in our local community.