Charities In Oxfordshire

Supports the growth of bible based churches in the South Central area of England through the encouragement of pastors, support for church plants, conferences and training of new bible teachers.

The provision of day-care services for up to ten individual persons (members) with a diagnosis of dementia living in or near Kennington, Oxford on Mondays and Thursdays each week throughout the year including optional hot lunches, providing respite for their carers. Members are looked after by qualified staff assisted by volunteers in the safe environment of Kennington Methodist Church.

Providing Scouting activities for children aged 6-8 - Beavers; for children 8-11 - Cubs; for children ages 11 -14 - Scouts; and older children 14-18 Explorer Scouts. These activities can be water based - e.g swimming and canoeing: camping - a number of times during the year for most age groups. There are also the weekly meetings where the leaders organise indoor and outdoor activities.

Supporting families affected by Sickle cell in the Thames Valley area and raising awareness of Sickle Cell through our fundraising and awareness events.

Fund raising & general support of school activities

General Charitable PurposesThe objects of the charity are to apply both the capital and income thereof to or for the relief of the poor and needy or to or for such other charitable purpose institution or society or object as the club shall direct at a duly constituted meeting.

We are a Parent Teacher Association, raising income to support educational aims of Hook Norton primary school.

We aim to advance the public knowledge of Tolkien and the Inklings, as well as to advance education in the arts and crafts. In practice this means two main areas of activity. Online we hold fantasy writing courses, livestreams on Tolkien/Inkling subjects, and produce a weekly podcast Mythmakers. In-person we are establishing a centre for scholars/learners and hold educational courses in Oxford.

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The Wallingford Accessible Boat Club is a community oriented organisation which aims to enable disabled people - wheelchair and ambulant - out and about on the River Thames in the Wallingford district. It is a wholly voluntary operation and its activities revolve around a wheelyboat - a flat-bottomed craft with drop-down bow - that allows users to embark and disembark the boat simply and safely.

Managing and raising revenue for the purpose of maintaining the Littleworth Reading Room building and land as a community hall facility for the residents of the parish of Littleworth and the Littleworth Playing Field as an area for social events, recreation and exercise for all ages of the Littleworth parish population.

Provide space and activities for Young and Old people in Oxford and Oxford shire , specially run a club on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. To tackle crime, drugs and anti social behavior around the deprived areas through Sports ,Music , Education and Arts. Provide advice and and training for employment. We support communities for education , health and relief of sick and poor in India.

helping cancer victims

Each year Lincoln College Vacation Project runs two/three week long holidays for children living in the Oxford area who are involved with social services in order to give them a break from whatever difficulties they may be experiencing and an opportunity to try new things.

Provision of village hall services for East Hendred residents.

providing access to regular physical exercise and training in a disciplined, safe and welcoming environment for anyone, irrespective of gender, age and ability in the sport of amateur boxing for Blackbird Leys and the surrounding communities.

We aim to:Promote and expand amateur sport within Wootton by WoodstockProvide a welcoming and friendly social centre for Wootton residents and their guests, for recreation or other leisure time activitiesSupport the young people of Wootton and the surrounding area, especially through leisure time activitiesProvide a bookable and affordable facility for private hire to all Wootton residents

RFC prepares and performs 3 - 4 concerts each year for the community. We conduct open workshops on major choral works. In the past RFC has performed in conjunction with other choruses including an area children's choir and a German chorus from Dusseldorf.

A Registered Social Landlord with six (6) almshouses capable of providiing accommodation for 6 elderly individuals or couples who have lived in the village of Drayton or have had some close association with it.

Running and managing the Regal Community Centre. Capacity building for the community.

The purpose of Carterton U3A is the advancement of education for those retired from full time work together with socialisation. This is achieved by having meetings with a speaker invited and groups that meet regularly to discuss and learn shared interests.The charity is located in Carterton Oxfordshire but also serves surrounding areas.

The friends engage in activities which support the school and advance the education of the pupils attending it. We also provide and assist in the provision of such facilities or items for education at the school (not provided for by statutory funds) as the committee sees fit.

Charitable donations to The Young, The Elderly, Health Care and Animals in the areas of Buckinghamshire, Berkshire and Oxfordshire.

Funding projects and activities which help to preserve and protect the buildings, character, aspect and amenities of the rural environment especially in the parishes of Lockinge and Ardington.

Maintain recreation grounds within KidlingtonLiase with sports clubs regarding usage of sports facilitiesProvide grant funding to Clubs that are members of the Trust