Charities In Oxfordshire

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

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

The main focus of the charity is the proclamation of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the education and training of those wishing to serve in Christian ministry and the relief of poverty and distress. These objects are fulfilled by the trustees forwarding funds to other charities that carry out such activities.

Hire and upkeep of East Challow village hall

Provides opportunities for local people to listen to live classical music performed by professional musicians. Mainly by arranging six concerts a year in Witney.

Manages recreation facilities in Parish of Kidmore End

The charity's activities are: the study, practice and performance of choral (and solo or ensemble) music in order to develop musical skills of members, entertain and generally benefit the general public, contribute to community cohesion in Steventon and the surrounding area and, through performances, to contribute to other charities and good causes.

Participation in various community events in Reading, supporting links with Barbados, social welfare activities and meetings for members.

The Charity raises funds to:1. Purchase and install semi automatic defibrillators in primary and secondary schools in and around Henley-on-Thames, and2. To educate children/parents/teachers to recognise cadiac arrest, perform cpr and use defibrillators

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

The charity promotes the education of young people from Charlbury, Oxfordshire, in particular by awarding grants for apprentices or students in further and higher education. It derives its income from its assets including a property and a field left to the town in 1666.

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.

The Society regularly provides an input to the revisions of the Local Plan.We examine all planning applications for developement within the town boundaries and submit written comments to the District Council.In addition we encourage high standards of design and construction for all new building, as well as those being restored.Society NewsletterLecturesVisits to place of interest

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.

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.

Preparation, promotion and performance of public choral concerts.

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

Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Rainbows, Brownies, Guides run from our HQ. Hall & facilities hired to different groups, eg dancing and gardening plus functions for the community of Goring.

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.

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

Undertake activities in line with Girlguiding UK policies

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

Encouraging and supporting local residents to reduce their carbon emissions and live in a more sustainable way with the aim of conserving, improving and protecting the physical and natural environment and reducing the carbon footprint of West Oxford by 80% by 2050.