Charities In Oxfordshire

Provides funds to further the education of children at Kirtlington CE School

Educational grants to benefit children & young people resident in the Parish of Mixbury, Northamptonshire

Provides Accommodation in Almshouses in the village of Warborough in Oxfordshire. (Notes: Three Almshouses were originally built by The Revd Henry White. First Registered as a Charity 241372 on 24 Mar 1965. This Charity was closed on the 4 Sep 2008 and the assets transferred to Charity 203837 on 4 Sep 2008. The Revd Frederick Chalker made a bequest for funds to support their maintenance.)

A wide range of educational, cultural, sporting, walking, and social activities on a whole group and sub-group basis, mainly within Fairford and its surrounding area but also further afield on occasions.

The task of this charity is to look after the building and the fabric of the church of St Mary in Adderbury.

To promote the musical education and development of young people and to support the provision of music tuition and performance in Swindon and the surrounding area.

Small grants to those in need within the Ancient Liberty of Eye & Dunsden

Pony Riding for disabled school children

To provide facilities for the villagers of Balscote, Oxon to enjoy a social life within the village

RUNNING A VILLAGE HALL FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PARISHIONERS OF SOUTH HINKSEY

We are a mixed voice choir recently of around 70 singers from Didcot and surrounding towns and villages. We work with a number of local groups and orchestras, performing a wide range of music throughout the year and we are committed to contributing to the musical and cultural life of the area.

To undertake fundraising activities for the benefit of Shrivenham C.E. (C) Primary School

To seek to maintain and conserve the Common Lands of Wolvercote Common, Wolvercote Green and Goose Green To seek to protect Common Rights in the ParishTo deal with all matters pertaining theretoFoster and maintain interest in such amenities as exist in the Parish Consider the addition and adoption of further amenities

The ATOM Festival of Science & Technology runs an annual week-long festival in March comprising a series of public talks, free public events (interactive displays and demonstrations) for families, and school activities for students of all ages open to all local schools. The festival, organised with local companies, academic organisations and schools, takes place in Abingdon, Oxfordshire.

Main aim of SASA is to raise money for St Andrew's CE Primary School, Headington, Oxford, Oxfordshire. Run by and for the parents of children at the school. Organises social as well as fundraising activities for parents, children, staff, and the local community.

Providing premises for social, educating and fund raising activities.

Maintenance of Village Hall and fund raising for improvements coupled to organising social events

To promote education in accordance with the principles and doctrines of the Church of England by (1) providing items, services, and facilities for the school, and (2) promoting the education of persons who are in need of financial assistance and who have at any time attended the school.

The John Sykes Foundation is a grant giving charity focused on the town of Reading. The foundation's key objective is to improve the lives and wellbeing of individuals and communities where there is an element of disadvantage.

We are dedicated in establishing a community that provides support to people living with autism.Our aim is to raise awareness, provide support, create a community & build an annual activities schedule. Stand Out For Autism wants every person on the spectrum to feel as a valued member of our society & we aim to be able to create, build and establish resources & activities as the interest aris

Organising fundraising activities in order to provide additional equipment and activities to for the children at the school. Organising social events to bring together all members of the school community.

Ownership and maintenance of Vicarage and associated land.

Witney Baby Bank (WBB) helps with the prevention or relief of poverty in the Witney and West Oxfordshire area; in particular, but not exclusively, by providing essential items of baby clothing, equipment and menstrual products to parents and families in need. WBB also provides Christmas gifts to children aged 0-18 years, who have been identified as living in poverty.

To care for, listen to, and talk with, people on the streets of Abingdon at night; to work alongside Thames Valley Police to help to create a positive atmosphere for those having a night out, by offering help to individuals, especially the young and vulnerable, and by providing practical assistance where required to keep people safe until they return home.

Provide riding for local children and teenagers who are disabled, for recreational and therapeutic purposes.