Charities In Oxfordshire

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The promotion of the art of choral music for the public benefit through its study and practice and by public performance.

We aim to provide our members with educational and social opportunities and the chance to build new skills, to take part in a wide variety of activities and to campaign on issues that matter to them and their communities.

Oxfordshire Dyslexia Association aims to meet the needs of dyslexic children, adults and their families, and to raise awareness of dyslexia. We offer: Saturday tuition; occasional newsletters, lectures and workshops on a relevant topic; contact details of assessors and tutors; some limited financial assistance; and email and telephone helplines.

FOSTERING AND RE-HOMING ANIMALS IN NEED,FUNDRAISING

Maintains the fabric of the Church of St Mary the Virgin Buscot and its churchyard and financially supports the Incumbent as required

NMCT exists primarily for the benefit of needy residents of North Moreton with powers to offer allotments and for general charitable purposes in the village.

Learning cooperative of older people which enables members to share many educational creative and leisure activities.

Management of Boundary Brook Nature Reserve

The Tony Loy Trust gives support to children and young people (up to the age of 25) in the village of Blewbury, Oxfordshire and neighbouring area in the arts and sport. It gives grants to individuals and organisations for ongoing activities or projects, it finances training and travel, it pays for subscriptions, kit or equipment and it supports productions and events.

GRANTS FOR EDUCATING/TRAINING

Presently inactive.Intention to promote social activity in the area of West Oxfordshire

Manages recreation facilities in Parish of Kidmore End

To manage the day-to-day operation of the Village Hall and Cottage. To raise funds for running costs and the ongoing maintenance of the Village Hall e.g. through hire charges, fundraising activities, grants etc.To safeguard the Village Hall for the benefit of the Community in the future.

Owns and maintains almshouses for the benefit of people in South Oxfordshire

The 104 ft Folly Tower was built by Lord Berners in 1935, with magnificent views from the Belvedere Room and access to the roof. It the stands at the top of Folly Hill in the centre of our 4-acre circular woodland. The Tower is open to the public on the first and third Sundays of the month from April till the end of October. The general public have "permissive access" to the woodland

Managing and Maintaining village hall for public use.

This Town Hall is for the benefit of the inhabitants of the parish

We make grants to the Parochial Church Council for work to improve the fabric of the church and we raise funds for this purpose. We also carry out regular reviews of our investments.

The Society meets to rehearse weekly throughout the year for a performance of a choral work or a mixture of shorter works in the spring, a staged production of a Gilbert and Sullivan opera, or similar, in the autumn and a Christmas concert of carols and other festive music in December. Performances are given in the local parish church and the secondary school in Kidlington.

To promote and protect the mental health of people residing in Reading and the surrounding areas through the provision of a counselling service in accordance with the values of the Christian faith.

FGHT provides public benefits and church services for the congregation

To keep the playing field, football pitch and play area to a standard for public use.

Provide a meeting place for the community to use, parties, meetings, Age UK and community groupsProvide premises for the Woodcote Volunteers to use for the benefit of the community.Fund raising

Relief in need and general charitable purposes in Wigginton