Charities In Oxfordshire

Provision of facilities for local community activities.

Fundraising activities for Benson C of E Primary School

Awarding of grants to local organisations.

It is a Trust established to hold and administer an 8 acre field of agricultural land. The field has had no use till this year other than grazing for ponies from a nearby riding school. It is now being leased to the local scout troop who have recently been made 'homeless' for their activities. The income is to be distributed to four named charities.

The Sarah D'Avigdor-Goldsmid Trust gives to a wide range of charitable organisations.

The advancement of education, leisure and employment for people with learning disabilities through the provision of a workshop and small financial grants to individuals or organisations.

We provide open spaces for sport for any age. Sports hall for use by villagers and anyone who would like to hire it.

The charity promotes integrated rural development in developing countries - in particular to harness innovative technologies (such as off-grid sustainable energy and ICT) to act as catalysts to create local services and productive uses that generate sustainable social and economic impacts for local communities.

Raising funds to supplement the service provided by the NHS Trust for the health, welfare and comfort of the patients.

4 residential Alms Houses in Broughton, Oxfordshire

Grants to local services and individuals

Hanney Youth FC was set up in 2006 to encourage local children to learn and enjoy playing football. The emphasis within the club is to include all abilities, both boys and girls from age 5 to 16 and to have fun while learning the skills of football.The club play in the Oxford Mail Boys League and currently have 3 teams (Rising Stars, U10 7 U16) and welcome new players and parents.

Identify various projects to improve the environment in the Goring Gap area and engage with and educate the local community to progress those projects.

To raise money for the benefit of all children at Bure Park Primary School

To help young people toward responsible adulthood by encouraging valuable personal attributes and high standards of conduct, using a nautical theme based on the customs of the royal navy.

The retiring director Sally Trench, has at the Trustees request, been researching possible projects in the UK and South Africa which support imaginative new initiatives of direct benefit to groups of children recovering from specific crises in their lives, with special emphasis on self-help schemes that the Trustees may wish to support when the sale proceeds of the property have been received.

We exist for the purpose of raising funds for the children of Marcham Primary School.

In support of :musicians, composers, concerts and chamber music performances of contemporary music of the 20th and 21st centuries; visual arts, painters, draughtsmen and especially painters and draughtsmen of the 20th and sculptors of the 20th and 21st centuries;the study and application of philosophy and theology, both in the academic areas as in business and industrial areas.

Preparation, promotion and performance of public choral concerts.

The charity supports the provision of excellent music to support the worship in the Parish of Wantage including an annual grant to the Parish to pay for an organist to support the Director of Music and other payments appropriate to support the activies of the choir in furtherance of the objects. The Dickon Peschek Fund offers scholarships to young people.

Within the Headington Neighbourhood Plan area we:Manage the weekly Headingon Market and recycle the profits into community projectsProvide grants to local groupsPlan and manage the annual Headington FestivalSponsor the Headington Neighbourhood Plan and associated Transport and Planning GroupsWork jointly with local partners/stakeholders to promote Headington

To provide a meeting place for senior citizens once a week to enjoy meeting friends and have a nice meal cooked for them.

The benefit of the poor and needy living in the territorial area of the Rotary Club of Henley-On-Thames or other charitable institutions.

Education and Training of retired people

Local amateur Symphony Orchestra giving 5-6 public concerts per year.