Charities In Oxfordshire

The charity's activities are to maintain the local recreation ground & sports pavilion, enhance the provision of sports in the village, and support good causes locally.

Grants are made to assist junior members of Oxford University to take holidays in the mountains either in Britain or abroad.

The Charity provides village hall facilities for the parish of Stonesfield. The many activities and clubs based at the Hall serve all age groups and promote healthy living and social inclusion.

Mounting exhibitions, providing workshops and organising outings.

Provides assistance to existing pupils and past scholars of Lord Williams's School, Thame, normally by way of book grants. Surplus funds are applied to purchase of books/equipment for the school.

We raise money for Mill Lane school to spend on items like Smart boards, curtains, new tables etc to support the learning in the school.

Undertake activities in line with Girlguiding UK policies

HEADINGTON SINGERS IS A LOCAL CHOIR IN OXFORD WITH WEEKLY REHEARSALS. MOST MEMBERS LIVE LOCALLY, BUT SOME TRAVEL A SIGNIFICANT DISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE. THE CHOIR PUTS ON A CONCERT AT THE END OF EACH TERM, USUALLY INCLUDING A LOCALLY SOURCED ORCHESTRA AND SOLOISTS. MEMBERS ALSO SING OCCASIONALLY FOR RESIDENTS OF LOCAL CARE HOMES AND PARTICIPATE IN FUND-RAISING CONCERTS FOR OTHER CHARITABLE CAUSES.

These Charities are for the purpose of helping people resident in the present day civil parishes of Blewbury, Upton and Aston Upthorpe and who are in need. The trustees are also responsible for the maintenance of the two almshouses in Blewbury.

The relief of need to residents in the Parish of Bletchington, Oxford.

Nurture the Children International an opportunity to join in the fight against child neglect. We help children across the UK build mental resilience and a healthy level of cultural awareness. Supporting our education, feeding, water and health programs, also provides sponsors a simple way to support the world's most vulnerable children and put an end to child hunger, poverty and exploitation.

The Hoper-Dixon Trust makes grants for the benefit of the poor connected with or in the neighbourhood of any house or pastoral centre under the direction of the English Province of the Order of Preachers.

The management committee is in charge of the day-to-day running of both the Village Hall and the Reading Room in the village of Ewelme. These are available for hire.

A Domestic Abuse perpetrators programme providing group work sessions to male perpetrators (aged 18+).The programme is delivered by sessional facilitators and is delivered over a 27 week period and is based on the Duluth model. The programme is delivered in three venues in Newbury, Abingdon and Oxford. Referrals are received from a wide range of agencies and self referrals are also accepted.

Promote community participation in healthy recreation for the inhabitants of Berinsfield and neighbourhood in particular by the provision of facilities for boxing.

To commemorate the life of Sir Winston Churchill by the repair and maintenance of his grave and the area immediately surrounding it in the churchyard at Bladon in Oxfordshire, and the repair and maintenance of the churchyard generally.

Administration of two beneficiary incomes for the benefit of the Lower Heyford community.

Provides a public meeting place/function room for village activities, meetings, social groups, private parties, elections, parish council meetings

Provision of a community hall to offer varied activities for all members of the local community.

Risinghurst Community Association covers the areas of Risinghurst, parts of Quarry and Sandhills, to support community based activities and events.Our volunteers operate a community centre building, with a busy schedule of weekly activities, including many private hire dance and fitness groups, as well as community led groups for mothers and toddlers and senior citizens.

Protect & preserve the town hall & Buttercross in Witney. Any surplus funds may be used for the general benefit of the inhabitants of Witney.

Maintenance of the village hall as a War Memorial.Holds recreational activities for the benefit of the local community

The charity runs various vocal training courses for students of all ages with the aim of promoting, improving, developing and maintaining public appreciation and experience of vocal music. Classes are held on a weekly basis during the three term year and singers also experience workshops and performing at recitals and concerts. The age range is from 5 years upto late teens.

A Village Hall located in Berrick Salome and operated for the benefit of the local parishioners.

Mental health befriending project.