Charities In Oxfordshire

Village committees including WI, Parish Council, Weston Society, Garden Club,training days and courses, Quiz and Film Nights, dancing,social gatherings, talks, concerts

To give opportunity for young adults for travel in foreign countries, to facilitate young adults in the exchange of cultures; to co-fund medical research, to bring delivery of medical facilities in difficult to reach foreign areas; to fund education of young adults in foreign countries who in turn will benefit their communities and for other general charitable purposes in the trustees discretion.

To provide or assist in the provision of facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation of individuals in Oxfordshire who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disability, financial hardship or social and economic circumstances or for the public at large in the interests of social welfare and with the object of improving their conditions of life.

Financial assistance to young people training or entering schools,colleges/universities; educational grants to local preschool and primary school.

This charity is for the education and leadership training of young Officer Cadets.

The Village Hall Charity provides a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of the area

THE STUDY AND PRACTICE OF CHORAL MUSIC IN ORDER TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC IN ITS ARTS AND SCIENCES BY THE PRESENTATION OF CONCERTS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES.

Provides and maintains a facility for the use of the local community.

An amateur choir, meeting for weekly rehearsals during term-time, the Society performsseveral concerts annually in the local area, which are open to the public and which featuresacred and secular works. The Society also performs occasionally at other events such asweddings. Rehearsals and performances are under the direction of the Society's professionalMusic Director.

The Trust collects and distributes charitable donations for the benefit of charitable organisations within the parish of Thame.

Village Hall and Playing Field

Activities include organising events through and at North Kidlington School - any profits from the activities are made available for use in the school via requests for funding through the committee

The "Thame & District Round Table Charity" is the charity arm of the Thame & District No 753 Round Table club. The charity makes donations for charitable purposes primarily in Thame and the surrounding area. Funds are mainly raised through the Christmas Charity collection in and around Thame, the Thame Duck Race and latterly with the Thame Beer Festival.

ADULT LIFE-LONG LEARNING

RELIEF OF PERSONS RESIDENT IN BRIGHTWELL CUM SOTWELL WHO ARE IN NEED HARDSHIP OR DISTRESS as per the Scheme of 30 January 2003 now to include by the making of loans to such persons (repayable on such terms as the trustees shall in their discretion determine)

The activities of the charity are to provide and maintain a Community Hall for the use of the inhabitants of the Bourtons and surrounding areas.This provision allows for its use for Meetings, Lectures and Classes and other Forms of Recreation and Leisure time recreation.

To advance the education of the general public in the understanding of Catholic religious beliefs andpractices and to advance the Catholic religion through the promotion of sacred music, in particular by :_ holding public celebrations of religious festivals;_ producing world-class public concerts of sacred music;

The object of the Charity is especially for works and objects of health,philanthropy,public utility,education,literature,art,archeology and research(other than experiments involving animal suffering),animal welfare,armed forces charities

Provision of information and advice on reducing carbon footprints

Fundraising by parents and teachers to provide the school with additional resources. For the school year ending 31st August 2015 the school and PTA were fundraising for funds to build a Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA) and as such a significantly higher level of activity was undertaken. The main fundraising was through traditional PTA events although a very small amount came from external donors.

The charity advances the Education of members and the public in the barbershop style of 4-part harmony singing, through 1) weekly rehearsals for members, with coaching 2) Holding educational courses and open days for members of the public3) Competing in choral competitions4) Performing for the general public and private groups 5) Putting on shows

The preservation repair maintenance improvement upkeep beautification and restoration of the ancient church of Saint Mary Magdalen in the City of Oxford

Scouting undertaken in accordance with the Scout Association POR

Provides an all-purpose village hall for the community.

Scouting provides structured settings where young people can learn new skills and develop habits of continual learning that will help them succeed. From its foundation, Scouting has offered a concrete program of discovering, sharing, and applying knowledge and skills.