Charities In Oxfordshire

Nuffield Trust uses income from its capital endowment to grant awards, for the provision of items, services and facilities, to the primary schools which are attended by the children of Nuffield Parish. We also promote the education (including social and physical training) of persons under the age of 25 resident in the Parish.

Service Funds are estabilished for the benefit of Service personnel to promote efficiency which underpins esprit de corps and team working.

Chesterton Community Partnership Trustees manage the Community Centre and the Village Hall. The activities are all designed to foster community involvement whether social or recreational. The Village Hall is used solely by Chesterton Play Group whilst the Community Centre accommodates leisure and social activities, including regular afternoon teas, community lunches & a Family Drop in facility.

The Friends currently provides -ú10,000 each year from the income of its capital funds for maintenance of the fabric. Additional monies are raised from talks and social events for Friends and their guests. An annual programme listing these events is sent out.

Funds to be used for the provision, maintenance & development of Hill End.

Being a registered Charity (1117224) for Littlemore and its Area of Benefit (AoB) as so described in the Association's (current) formal Constitution, as approved by the Charity Commission of England & Wales. This, including Managing, Operating and making provision for a wide range of activities and interests for the benefit of local people, at Littlemore's Giles Road Community Centre.

As Scouts, we believe in preparing young people with skills for life. We encourage our young people to do more, learn more and be more. Each week, the 1st Thame Scout Group give young people of Oxfordshire the opportunity to enjoy fun and adventure while developing the skills they need to succeed.

The organisation envisions to creating an environment where, the community can take part in cultural practices , Celebrate important events , Offer indoor games and entertainment for the youth. Provide advocacy/advice/information to refugee and other needy people .

The Trust provides and maintains Gospel Halls for the religious activities of Christian often referred to as Brethren. The trust has gospel halls in Northampton, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire. there is a Structured weekly Schedule of meetings held in one or more of the gospels halls.

Annual pantomime performed by members of Oxford University medical school.

To provide a space for village activities and social interaction

Operation of village hall and playing fields for Aston and Cote

The Objectives was to provide spiritual guidance and support charities members and affilliates as they work to further the christian religion.Members involved in philanthropic outreach both in UK and Asia.See Annual Report

Events, classes and clubs organised by the residents of the village of Horspath. This includes classes for Yoga, Pilates, Art and Craft, table tennis, computer confidence, line dancing and a film club. There is a community cafe, we have lost our post office .The hall has talks, anniversary celebrations, children's birthday parties, a local produce market.Horspath is just outside Oxford City

To make the Church an accessible and welcoming venue where all can meet and worship through the provision of Bible studies, Prayer meetings and other religious activities. The Church is aiming to develop members through Christian teachings.

Such charitable purposes for the benefit of the residents of the Parish of Northmoor, Oxfordshire, as are exclusively charitable according to the laws of England and Wales as the trustees may from time to time determine.

Managing the running and maintenance of the village hall

To manage the Wychwood Wild Garden and related woodlands for the benefit of the local community, residents and visitors. To work with the community in the overall management, conservation and restoration of the Wild Garden while retaining its distinct character.

The object of the choir shall be the study and practice of choral music in order to foster public knowledge and appreciation of such music by public performance.

Theatrical performancesEducating young people interested in the Theatre

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical andnatural environment of the River Windrush and surrounding river catchmentsTo advance the education of and the engagement by the public in the conservation, protection andimprovement of the physical and natural environment of the River Windrush and surrounding rivercatchments

Presentation of choral and orchestral concerts, mainly in Woodstock, occasionally in Oxford.

The advancement of Christianity and the unity of Christian churches.

The provision and maintenance of facilities, amenities and services for use by the inhabitants of the parish of Marcham and its neighbourhood and the relief of persons resident in the parish who are in need, hardship or distress (including making of grants to bodies who provide goods, services or facilities to them).

Manage Eynsham Playing Fields