Charities In Oxfordshire

The object of the Parents Association is to advance the education of pupils in the school by:a) developing effective relations between staff, parents and others associated with the school, andb) engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

Provision of accomodation for persons who qualify as almspeople under the terms of the trust deed. In the absence of qualifying almspeople the trustees may rent houses to others who the trustees consider deserving.

To advance the education of students by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities [not required to be provided by the local education authority] for education at the college.

Fundraising in order to pay for additional activities at Kingham Primary School

we provide premises where voluntary groups can meet and fundraise.

Provides buildings/facilities/open space

We organise musical events in Chipping Campden

Fundraising for extra resources for Fritwell Primary School to enhance the childrens' educational experience

Arrangement of cultural activities - visits to shows (musicals, drama, opera, ballet, etc) or outings to places of interest. Functions may be arranged such as a jazz night, a topical quiz, book sale, etc. A monthly magazine circulated to all members and contains details of our shows & events & diary note of all other local functions notified to us by any other local 'not for profit' groups.

General Charitable PurposesSport/recreation

To provide a first class venue for the village community to come together and use for a vast range of events from parties and performance to art classes and cafes.

Provides Hall for hire and promotes local activities for the village of Begbroke.

Scouting across three section with SAS. Activities include weekly patrol meetings, camps, jumble sales.

The Charity provides oversight for the Asian Anglican Living Church in Cowley, Oxford, a Punjabi/English speaking Christian congregation

Hire of hall for use by local associations and private citizens

(i) To promote, and encourage improvement in, agriculture and horticulture and the improvement, protection and preservation of the countryside of the Central Region of England;(ii) To advance education in agriculture and horticulture

Promote the Church of EnglandProvide Village Hall facilitiesProvide for a pre-school

To improve and develop conditions of rural life in accordance with the constitution and roles of the womens institute.

We provide one day a week where elderly people come and enjoy a day companionship and entertainment, We supply morning refreshments, lunch, games entertainment and occasional outings

Unlimited Oxfordshire works for and with disabled people (adults) in Oxfordshire. We provide guidance and information on disability issues (at events, by phone, by email [email protected]) to individual disabled people and campaign on their behalf. We work with public sector agencies and commercial organisations to raise awareness of the issues that disabled people face and offer solutions.

Male voice choir singing in support of local and national charitable causes.

The charity organises weekly classes in Scottish Country Dancing , for all levels of ability led by qualified teachers, with a regular attendance of 50+. It organises major annual events including a full day school with visiting teachers. It provides demonstrations on request, in particular at charity events and makes grants for teacher training and for young dancers to attend courses.

Provision of accommodation to elderly persons

village hall providing facilities for the local community

Local fundraising activities with a Santa Sleigh and other charitable activities.