Charities In Oxfordshire

Funded the feeding, education and shelter of homeless and parentless children in Tanzania, including secondary education, vocational training, college and for more able children university

To advance the education of pupils in the school, in particular by (i) developing effective relationships between the staff, parents, and others associated with the school, and (ii) engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils

The provision of a Village Hall for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Little Milton including the use of the property for meetings, lectures and classes or other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation in the interests of social welfare and with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.

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.

Choral singing both a capella and with small groups of instruments3 or 4 concerts per year30-35 rehearsals per year

Charity operates for the benefit of children parents and staff of St Nicolas School, Abingdon.

Engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils of Checkendon Primary School.

Fund raising for Drayton C.P. School

Working with and for the community of Grimsbury in Banbury: managing a community hall, arranging activities for young and old.

Our object is to advance the Christian faith, principally through the provision of grants and project funding for individuals or organisations. Key focus areas are on training, education and the support and welfare of young people, with a particular focus in sub-saharan Africa.

To provide voluntry support and activities for families affected by Autistic Spectrum Disorder in Oxfordshire. We hold indoor meetings with guest speakers and run holiday based Playdays for families to enjoy, in a safe and organised environment. OASIS members also hold informal coffee and chat groups around the region to help support members and help others feel less isolated.

Elderly persons day centre

Raise money annually via membership of the Friends of St Mary's, the Friends 200 Club and a series of concerts and social events, thereby permitting regular grants to be made to St Marys PCC in support of the insurance cover for, and the ongoing repairs and maintenance of, the fabric of the church.

Makes grants to individualsProvides human resourcesProvides buildings/facilities/open space

Relieving poverty in the Parish of Milton,by Payment for goods or services for those in necessitous circumstances,

We provide education, support and practical help for Breast Cancer sufferers, after their diagnosis with counselling, complimentary therapies, consultants advice, information days and seminars , with the objective of improving the understanding and conditions of Breast Cancer

The charity supports the work of Watlington Primary School and advances the education of its pupils by: organising fundraising events; making grants towards school equipment or activities; organising or supporting school events and activities.

For the benefit of the Jericho community, Oxford residents and the general public; to preserve and enhance the historical heritage in and around Jericho by the provision of educational facilities including the establishment of a Community Centre, a Heritage Centre, the restoration of a working boat yard and a communal open space. To provide affordable social housing for key workers.

We are an association of parents, staff members and other friends of a small village C of E (aided) primary school. We raise money to supplement the school's other income in order to advance the education of pupils at the school, and we organise social events to bring the different elements of the school community together.

To make available Long Furlong Community Halls for the benefit of the local and surrounding communities.

The Silvers Workshop provides a workshop with wood and metal-working tools where older men can come to make and mend things and socialise and enjoy the camaraderie of work without the pressures. We are based in Reading in Berkshire and membership is available to men in the vicinity of Reading, Wokingham, West Berkshire and Bracknell Forest.

The Company continued its policy of letting the Old School House for residential accommodation as an investment. The holding and management of Marston Church Hall supports the life and work of St. Nicholas Church Marston Oxford and provides facilities for other community activities in the parish.

Education/TrainingRelief of Poverty

The day centre promotes the welfare of elderly people in Faringdon and district. We meet twice weekly to provide services (including freshly cooked lunches) and activities (such as outings, gentle exercise, speakers, games and similar) particularly aimed at elderly people identified by GPs and social workers as able to benefit from attendance at the centre.

To preserve for the benefit of the people of Oxfordshire and of the nation at large, whatever of the English historical, architectural and constructional heritage may exist in Oxfordshire in the form of buildings and also any garden or plant or machinery irrespective of whether it is associated with a building of particular beauty or historical, or architectural, or constructional interest.