Charities In Oxfordshire

Acquiring by gift, purchase or otherwise, and present to the Bodleian Library rare printed books and manuscripts as well as other items of literary, musical, historical or artistic interest, assisting the library in the purchase of any such material and its preservation; promoting and supporting the library in its aim to fulfil the needs of the University of Oxford.

CREATION AND MAINTENANCE OF HAILEY COMMUNITY WOODLAND

FUNDRAISING TO SUPPORT STUDENTS AT CHENDERIT SCHOOL

Supply and distribution of Christmas hampers or flowers to the sick poor who are resident in one of the parishes of Shiplake, Harpsden, Dunsden or Peppard

Medical museum and archive services

* to relieve the poverty, hardship and distress among Ethiopian children orphaned as a result of HIV/AIDS by providing financial/material support for the said orphans, and where possible * to assist with donation and advice charities working for the rights of and with orphans and street children

The aim of the charity is to provide the public who's Chinese is not their first language but interested in gaining the language skill. It is a plat form to wider their opportunities in life. It also aims to provide opportunities for people to get to know Chinese culture, custom, arts and leisure activities, so that promoting a greater understanding between Chinese and British people.

Fundraising for school equipment/play facilities/activities

Mentoring/discipleship especially supporting/equipping young people & leadersActive Evangelism/Mission support locally & beyond especially Mission GuatemalaMarriage Preparation, Courses mentoring Local outreach especially Alpha courses & work of Solitaire for those living life alonenb LSCChurch charity ceased in 13-14, monies remaining distributed & small part given to this new charity

Women's Institute is founded to assist and educate women and to serve the community in any way which is practical. This includes educating the members about any social and other matters which may be of national importance excluding political affairs.

Provides companionshipeducational and social activities including quizzes, talks and musical itemsphysical exerciseexcursionsCooked two course lunch and coffees and teas for 12 local pensioners, who mostly live on their own.

Women's service club supporting other charitable work in the village.

For the benefit of the Jericho community, Oxford residents and the general public; to preserve and enhance the historical heritage in and around Jericho by the provision of educational facilities including the establishment of a Community Centre, a Heritage Centre, the restoration of a working boat yard and a communal open space. To provide affordable social housing for key workers.

Charitable Trust to aid the welfare of those living in the parishes who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress

This ancient charity is for the benefit of children and students residing in the ancient parish of South Stoke and Woodcote, who proceed through the state system of education. Children leaving primary school receive a book token, those proceeding to 6th form education receive a cheque. All at university receive a cheque every year.

Fund raising by collection boxes for local and national charities as well as the running of events for the same purpose. Only small donations made this year. Balance to be donated in Rotary year 2103-14 to Shelterbox, Rotary Foundation, Contented Dementia (local charity) and other local causes.

To advance the Christian religion. To help maintain the fabric of Hempton Church and the old school room (church hall). To assist local charities.

A) Providing assistance for poor residents in the Parish of Wheatley. B) Providing assistance for residents of the Parish of Wheatley under the age of 25. a) To prepare for any trade, occupation etc. b) Otherwise promoting their education.

providing funds for the poor and needy in the parish of Hook Norton

The objectives of the CIO are to advance the education of pupils in the school in particular by;Developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school.Engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

The principal activity of the charity was to rescue and provide shelter for stray, neglected, injured, unwanted and abandoned animals and find suitable homes, to make provision for the spaying or neutering of animals, and to advance the education of the public in animal ownership and care.

School fundraising events for parents and children, eg Discos, Calender, Barbecue, Christmas Fayre, Barn Dance etc

The Charity invest in community by way of starting small and managable social enterprises and then use all proceeds on services that are most needed in such communities, like building schools, and supporting initiatives like environment protection.

To maintain a precious rare organ in excellent working condition. To promote regular public concerts by leading organists to raise funds for local deserving charities.

Providing a weekly youthclub for children of Clanfield and surrounding villages where they can socialise and learn new skills. Organising community events and volunteering with other local groups.