Charities In Oxfordshire

Owner of land used by another charity to run a transport museum.

Current Activities are the provision of a public park and open space within Oxford City

The objects of the charity shall be to promote the education of the public, through the maintenance, for the purposes of study, research and exhibition, of a collection of books and manuscripts known as the Henry Box Collection.

Sobell House Hospice Charity previously raised funds to support the work of Sir Michael Sobell House Hospice, Oxford. The activities, assets and liabilities of the charity were transferred to Sobell House Hospice Charity Limited on 1st April 2007 - the charity remains in existence to collect any donations or legacies left to it - which are then passed onto and treated as income in the new entity.

Supporting the use of public green spaces for the benefits of the community and wildlife

Education around baroque music, including through teaching and recording activities

The Trust's Objects, as set out in its Memorandum and Articles are to advance the education of students and all communities connected to all the educational establishments the Trust serves by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities and resources for education at the respective education establishment.

A fund applied for charitable purposes for the benefit of overseas refugee scholars.

Supporting Clergy, People of Faith, Spiritual Seekers and organisations dedicated to 'Making Earth Godly Again' and in developing a deeper personal relationship with God. Through the use of the Grade 1 Listed building Old Manor Farm providing a spiritual sanctuary and religious retreat and relevant educational programmes. Providing historical architectural and local community related access too.

The Trust is responsible for the Barlow Collection of Chinese Ceramics, Bronzes and Jades which is one of the most significant of its kind in the world. It is housed at the Ashmolean Museum and is regularly open to the public, with about twenty per cent of its total of 450 objects on display at any one time. The Collection has been deposited primarily for use in teaching.

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FULL CIRCLE BRINGS YOUNGER AND OLDER PEOPLE TOGETHER WITH THE AIM OF NURTURING UNDERSTANDING, RESPECT AND FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN GENERATIONS. THROUGH THE PROVISION OF WEEKLY INTERGENERATIONAL GROUPS, PRIMARILY WITHIN SCHOOLS, WE PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES TO SHARE KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND EXPERIENCES ACROSS THE GENERATIONS.

The principal objectives of the Foundation are to attract donations with which to grant awards for the advancement of education in Russia, the United Kingdom and the United States of America

The object of the Fund is to gift income for the advancement of public education by the archaeological excavation and research into the Minoan bronze age of Crete, with special reference to the site of Knossos and the dissemination of the useful results thereof

St Giles Music Academy seeks to provide music education for young people aged 6 to 18 who reside in OxfordshireTo achieve this the Academy will offer a range of music making activities including singing organ piano and singing tuition music theory tuition for awards through recognised examination boards activities that develop an individual skills

To provide recreation and , to enable OAP's to have lunches etc.To Provide accommodation for church groups and our own groups owned by the community centre like bingo,To provide the youth club to help young people, Judo to run their service.Hold functions for hospitals and general use of community.

Home-Start is a voluntary home-visiting scheme for families with pre-school children who may be experiencing difficulties.

Provision of a maintained garden in the village of East Hanney

Sport and recreation.

Fund raising for All Saints Church Woolstone

Works for general charitable purposes thoughout Greater London,UK/India &AFRICA

Support and development of fairtrade activities and principles. Support for local and international projects that have relevance to people of Faringdon and surrounding area that are based on Christian principles of social justice

1 Volunteers have visited many landowners to open up new sites for educational gold panning2 We have participated in a diamond jubilee project, although the details are to be confidential3 We have developed a better understanding of ancient & obscure laws relating to gold mining and gold panning4 We plan to make jewellery using unrefined Welsh gold, to help promote further mineral research