Charities In Plymouth City

The charity exists to preserve and make available items of memorabilia and other artefacts connected to the history of Plymouth Argyle through collection, storage, exhibition and displays.

A group of women who meet once a month. We have speakers from different walks of life. Once a year we plan a special evening, such as Barndance, Fashion Show, Skittles etc. The money raised is donated to a charity of the members choice.

Promoting the provision of facilities for recreation within Collings Park with the object of improving the life of local residents.Promoting the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of Collings Park.Advancing the education of the public by providing facilities and opportunities within Collings Park for learning about the natural environment.

Small grants to local charitable organisations undertaking Christian ministry

In accordance with the terms of the Trust , the available income is applied for payment to organist of St Andrews Church Plymouth. The Trustees are satisfied that these purposes remain charitable and for the public benefit. The Trustees have complied with the duty in Section 4 of the Charity Act 2006 to have due regard to public benefit guidance published by the Charity Commission.

Summer Fair and School Discos

DISTRIBUTING GRANTS EACH CHRISTMAS TO THOSE IN NEED IN PLYMPTON ST MAURICE FOR ANY AGE GROUP INCLUDING CHILDREN . ALSO TO OFFER ONE OFF GRANTS TO SUPPORT AN EXPENDITURE FOR SOMEONE IN NEED IN THE AREA OF ST MAURICE ONLY

To advance the education of students by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the college (not normally provided by the local authority).

Support and serve member units [known as Companies]; Arrange activities at local level for Companies and Members; Development and promotion of the work of The Boys' Brigade locally; Liaison with local Churches and Schools; Co-operation with local Education Authority and Youth Service; Registration and training of Leaders; Responsible to national HQ for administration locally.

Scout group, taking children on camps and adventure days out. Operating in a deprived area of Plymouth known as whitleigh

Awards scholarships to old boys of Sutton High School for Boys, Plymouth, and Devonport High School for Boys,Plymouth, who are starting the first year of courses in higher education.

Bringing the science of astronomy to the general public and to local schools.

The Charity is currently active.

Developed good relationships with organisations who have made considerable donations. Supported funding for medical equipment, improved facilities, toys and games, training and education.

We are an independant local branch of the Radio Amateurs Emergency Network (RAYNET) who specialise in providing the community with communication facilities in times of emergency, and Public Safety at community events. We provide specialist communications links for community events attracting crowds from a few hundred to several thousands, and assist other Raynet groups nationally.

Acts of general charity mainly in the parish of Stonehouse Plymouth. Particularly small gifts by the vicar to individuals . Also School prizes

Fete's, Trips, Raffles, entertainment

Small grants to individuals usually of school-leaving age in Plymouth to help in their education or to help in their training for a job.

PROVISION OF BURSARIES

To undertake fundraising activities organised by the members of the Rotary Club of Plymouth Mayflower.

Continued linking to the membership through monthly meetings, newsletters, bulletins and events.

To raise funds for The Church of the Good Shepherd and its Hall

Providing a series of events that includes lectures, debates and visits to interesting buildings and other projects. Membership open to all with an interest in architecture and the built environment. Joint sponsorship annually of two Travelling Scholarships at Plymouth School of Architecture. Liaison with Architecture Centre Devon & Cornwall.

Purchase of Library material for the advancement of education with regard to matters of Jewish interest and the Jewish Religion.

To teach poor girls of the parish of Plymstock in the City of Plymouth to read and knit and poor boys of the said parish to read.