Charities In Oxfordshire

We make grants available to our member by way of Bursaries for educational purposes. We have a stall in the village Christmas Fayre selling Jams, chocolate tombola. This event enable us to raise money for the nominated charity for the current year .For our monthly meeting we hire very good speakers including craft, science and health Outings of educational interest are enjoyed throughout the year.

Women's Institute

The League supports the work of the Wallingford Community Hospital principally by the purchase of medical equipment, contributing to the fabric and furnishing of the hospital buildings and providing comforts and amenities for patients.

Education and conservation work on bats, including monitoring, recording and rescue.

A recreation ground for the benefit of the inhabitants of the parish of Claydon with Clattercote.

Support of chapels

VoxThrive uses the power of music to maintain young people's health and wellbeing throughout the Thames Valley. We put on workshops in partnership with other local youth organisations focussing on giving young people the tools to use creativity to help deal with life's challenges. These workshops could involve songwriting, confidence building, team work etc.

We want all people, young and old, to have the opportunity to hear the Good News of Jesus and his love. Helping Thame churches do big things together, we run fun events for children, young people and families at key points in the year to make Jesus known in our community. Our vision is for children, young people and their families to have the opportunity to know Jesus as their Saviour and friend.

DONATION TO WORTHY LOCAL CAUSES AND GRAND LODGE OF ENGLAND CHARITIES

To raise funds to be used to enhance the pupils school experience and to provide social events for the pupils, parents, carers, teachers and the wider community.

Provision of charitable grants to local Christian causes

The Kingham Hill Association Centenary Fund is mainly to support disadvantaged children with bursaries at Kingham Hill School.

To advance the arts, culture, and heritage for the public benefit of the Tamil people including all aspects oftheir language, history, and traditions.

To support the school by organising fundraising activities such as Christmas Fayre, Summer Fayre, cake sales, providing refreshments for school plays etc.

Promoting wildlife and public access to Aston's Eyot, a former rubbish tip turned nature reserve in East Oxford, through increasing biodiviersity (habitat management) and path maintenance. Also involving local residents in wildlife events - dawn chorus and plant identification walks, moth trapping, bat detecting and volunteer work parties involving planting, scything, litter picking etc.

Education grants to under 25s in Watlington, some neighbouring villages and pupils at Watlington Primary School and Icknield Community College

Supporting those who bring relief and transformation to the poor and needy, largely but not exclusively in Africa and Asia.

Countryside based activities and competitions.

We welcome people from all walks of life working on half an acre, producing fruit, vegetables, eggs from our hens and honey from our bees.Our aim is to bring people closer to nature and to share the joys of being outside and gardening together. We hope it will be a place that will be beneficial to all people including those from disadvantaged and/or vulnerable backgrounds.

The objective of the Trust is to relieve sickness to promote and protect the good health of the patients at the Bell Surgery, by the provision of funds to purchase equipment and services not provided by the NHS and to deliver other support to patients including informal health workshops.The Trust Fund remains dependent upon the generous donations made by patients.

Awards grants to limited local organisations.

Voluntary Brass Band

Capital Endowment Fund to provide income to the PCC for maintenance of St Kenelm's Church, Enstone, as and when required

Warwickshire Hearts provides trained, community based volunteer response to 999 emergency calls in South Warwickshire. It does this in partnership with West Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (WMAS) and is mobilised by the WMAS Emergency Operations Centre. It also provides free CPR and Automatic External Defibrillation training to communities in South Warwickshire and areas nearby.