Charities In Oxfordshire

The provision and maintenance of a village hall for the use of the whole village and wider community for leisure, educational, fundraising or other purposes as may be considered appropriate by the trustees.

The CIO assists in the preservation and protection of the ancient building of the Parish Church of St Peter and St Paul in the Diocese of Oxford through raising funds for the maintenance and improvement of the building and its grounds.

Human Story Theatre act as a conduit for connecting communities and individuals with health, social and third sector service providers by providing information about health and social care issues through the medium of theatre, discussion groups and workshops using professional experts to support events and productions including participation in panel led audience discussions.

To help the poor and needy of the village.

Monthly meeting, outings, social events.

a) Develop more extended relationships between the staff, parents/carers and others associated with the schoolb) engage in activities which support the school and advance the education of the pupils attending itc) provide and assist in the provision of facilities for education at the school (not normally provided by the LEA).

The trust exists to raise funds and provide financial support for community projects and facilities for the benefit of Lechlade. Project examples include support: to the local school for exercise equipment, to local sports clubs to encourage the participation of young people, to the district nurses for new equipment and to replace equipment lost due to a fire which destroyed the Memorial Hall.

The Abingdon Music Festival Association provides opportunities for young musicians (and non-professional adult musicians) to give performances as conductors, singers or instrumentalists in front of an audience, and to be assessed by experienced adjudicators.

To assist the charitable work of the Oxfordshire Citizens Advice, its clients and other persons in need of assistance or advice

The provision of an 'Licensed Organisation' as defined by The Duke of Edinburgh's Award to enable young people to participate in the Award within Oxfordshire and the adjacent areas in an 'open award' setting i.e. not linked to either a school or a nationally recognised organisation, such as the scouts.

Maintenance of St Mary's Church, Wootton.

Provides building and facilities for use of local community/organisations for education/training, arts/culture, sports and social activities

Working with local Councils and with other community groups to improve the civic life and vitality of the town;Events eg Heritage Weekend;Running Community FreeSpace;Campaigning on issues of public interest;Monitoring planning applications and commenting as appropriate;Monitoring larger-scale development plans;Raising public awareness where appropriate;Conservation Area monitoring.

Gives support to, and organizes, lectures on theology and the Caribbean; supports the David Nicholl Memorial Library, Regents Park College, Oxford; and makes bequests in support of student research on the Caribbean.

To relieve poverty and special financial need for residents of Enstone Parish, on a one-off basis, where this is not already covered by statutary or Government provision. For example: to help provide special equipment for elderly or disabled parishioners; to supplement winter fuel payments for the elderly; to help with childcare for those not able to pay.

Hold fundraising events in order to raise funds to purchase equipment for the School

The main objective of the Charity is to advance the education of the pupils of Dorchester St Birinus School.

To encourage the understanding of the history and heritage of Uffington village and its' surroundings by collecting, recording and conserving material both from the past and the present day.

The performance of mainly ecclesiastical music in religious venues in Great Britain and abroad

Healthy Abingdon brings together community groups in Abingdon both with each other an with the NHS, local government and the public with the aim of developing ways to improve health and wellbeing of people in the town.

school discos, christmas fayre, raffles, film club and summer fayre.

We have fully trained observers (for both cars and motorbikes) in the Aylesbury Vale area who can offer one to one guidance leading to the nationally recognised IAM advanced driving test in the Aylesbury Vale area. We promote Road Safety and better driving through publicity, events and education.

TO APPLY INCOME TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION IN PARTICULAR TO REPAIR INSURANCE AND GENERAL RUNNING EXPENSES OF ANY PREMISES IN WITNEY HELD BY THE TRUSTEES OF THE CHURCH FOR THE PROVISION OF CHURCH SERVICES AND ANCILLARY CHURCH USES

a.)To advance public education in and appreciation of music in all it's aspects,particularly unaccompanied four part harmony singing,by any means the trustees see fit,including the provision of public concerts and the provision of tuition programs for the public.b.)To further such charitable purpose or purposes as the Trustees think fit particularly the making of grants and donations.

We teach disabled children and adults to ride, they benefit from this activity both physically & mentally.