Charities In Plymouth City

The main aim of the P.T.F.A is to link the school and parents, by providing a means of contact, and secondly as a fund raising group to provide extras that the school budget cannot provide.

Spent on theatre company visit to school, Outdoor classroom bought - this money had been raised over several years.Money raised by disco, sponsored event, movie night, Xmas craft fair plus some smaller events.

Each year we organise two 10km runs, with all profits going to local charities. Each race attracts around 300 entries. The first race is held on the first weekend of January and the second is during March. At Christmas, we travel the streets of northern Plymouth on a Christmas Float, collecting charitable donations from the public. We also collect adhoc funds during the year.

Provision of grants to students for Higher or Further Education courses and who are resident within the boundaries of the City of Plymouth and parishes of Bere Ferrers, Brixton, Yealmpton and Sparkwell

1.TO PROVIDE A MEETING PLACE FOR DEAF AND HEARING IMPAIRED PEOPLE OF ALL AGES ON A NON-DISCRIMINATORY BASIS WHERE DEAF AND HEARING PEOPLE CAN COME TOGETHER.2.TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF DEAF AND HEARING IMPAIRED PEOPLE LIVING IN PLYMOUTH AND THE SURROUNDING AREA.

For the Public Benefit to promote the education and training of organists in the South West of England, to promote the appreciation of the organ and its part in the musical repertoire to organists,those considering taking up the organ and to audiences, both by providing educational events and courses and by offering assistance and encouragement for liturgically or for secular entertainment

The Rotary Club of Plymouth is a service club, member of Rotary International.General charitable purposesEducation and trainingDisability

A Friendly and supportive local Hockey club, providing our youngsters with good coaching programme, regular training sessions and the involvement in leagues and competitions.

We provide funds for necessary works at the Plymouth Hebrew Congregation's buildings for the maintenance of worship and for religious education.

We aim to Promote educational, cultural and social activitiesBring Racial harmony and unity in the societyEnhance awareness of south asian culture among the wider societySupprt under- privileged ethnic minorities

Academic Ear, Nose and Throat surgery conferences twice yearly, with public lecture every two years.Sponsorship of ENT surgeons/doctors to undertake additional training and academic study.

Organising various events such as quiz nights and fairs to raise money for extra equipmentfor the school.

Providing a hall for use by any group wishing to further the wellbing of any age group in the Hooe & Turnchapel area.

Financial help to the poor and needy in the Plympton and Sparkwell areas of Plymouth,Devon including the consideration ofone off education grants for those living in these areas. Cases are assessed for their worthiness by the board of trustees.

The Objective of the band shall be to maintain, improve, and advance the education of the public through the promotion and practice of brass band music.

The Chapter of Canons is a college of priests, whose role is to celebrate the more solemn liturgical functions in the Cathedral and to support the life of the diocese in their prayers.Statutes of the Plymouth Diocesan Chapter 1.2For the purposes of civil law the object of the Chapter is "Divine Worship in the Roman Catholic Cathedral of Plymouth and matters connected therewith".Statutes 1.5

To Raise funds for the benefit of pupils at Leigham Primary School

Management of Benevolent Fund of deposits/donations from Members.Distribution of charitable donations to organisations in need of funding and in response to international, national and local appeals.

This year, we have continued to raise funds through the provision of refreshments at key events throughout the year, a quiz evening and the 11 plus Practice Day.

PLYMOUTH PISCES SWIMMING CLUB PROVIDES A PRIVATE SWIIMING SESSION FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN WITH ANY TYPE OF DISABILITY. FAMILIES AND CARERS ARE MOST WELCOME. WE MEET AT CENTRAL PK SWIMMING POOL OUTLAND RD PLYMOUTH FROM 11AM-1PM ON MOST SUNDAYS DURING THE YEAR.

General grants to school.

Women with dependent children in receipt of state benefits are the main beneficiaries. Needs such as nursery funding, NVQ & holidays are met. Refurbishment of bedrooms & kitchens. Plymouth Guild, Ridley Centre has received grants.

Provide awards of up to 6 young people up to the maximum age of 25 every year individually or within groupsfrom the City of Plymouth in order to enable them to purchase equipment and/or for use in character building courses.Provide awards to schools' organisations and charities in order to help them with their projects in providing suitable facilities to support young people in Plymouth.

The object of the Charity is the relief of persons resident in Devon who are in need, hardship or distress.

Pays income from the fund to Gables Farm Dogs & Cats Home, United Kingdom, Devon.