Charities In Reading

The preservation for the benefit of the public of all the natural aspects and features of the ancient Ridgeway trackways in Southern England, including The Ridgeway National Trail, and its extensions and associated features, and the provision of relevant recreational and educational facilities and events relating thereto.

There was no activity, or income or expenditure by the Forerunner Charitable Trust during 2009

fund raising via a Golf Day and auction, provision of coaching and equipment, running a residential event for the selected youngsters.

Summer FeteXmas BazaarDiscoFilm Nights

Scouting activities including Beavers, Cubs and Scouts.

Provide Liberal Judiasm services, education and support to Reading, Wokingham, Basingstoke and surrounding geographic areas.

For the public benefit to promote community participation in the sport of rugby football in Reading and the surrounding area, particularly but not exclusively amongst underrepresented groups such as young people from socially and economically disadvantaged backgrounds, women and girls and people of mixed ability, by providing grants of financial assistance to charities, voluntary organisations and

Making grants, from the charity's annual income of approximately £12,000, to support young people and young people's organisations within the six unitary authorities comprising the former Royal County of Berkshire.

TO PROMOTE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC THE CONSERVATION PROTECTION AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE PHYSICAL AND NATURAL ENVIRONMENT BY MANUFACTURING, INSTALLING AND MAINTAINING NEST BOXES FOR OWLS, OTHER BIRDS AND MAMMALS. TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN THE CONSERVATION, PROTECTION AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE PHYSICAL AND NATURAL ENVIRONMENT

We are a choir of about 25 female voices. We give three or four concerts each year in and around the Reading area. Our aim is to cover a wide range of musical styles in order to access as diverse an audience as possible. The choir rehearses each week at Charvil village hall.

We raise funds to support Charvil Piggott Primary School.

The management of Mapledurham Recreation Ground including the pavilion thereon

Donation to Grand Metropolitan Lodge Cyberknife appeal of ?7,000.00.Payments to Widows, gift of flowers at Christmas,?815.00

Work with the helpless,homeless and needy in the Reading Area as well as parish visits to the sick,lonely,terminally ill and bereaved. Donations were made to other Charity Organisations with similar objects as well as to individuals.

The relief of poverty and distress amoung the current and past Trustees, Governers, Staff, Pupils of Aldworth's Hospital The Reading Blue Coat School their dependents or anyone closely connected with the School. To advance the education and religion of pupils at the School. Generally, to support any charitable trusts or organisations and to carry out any charitable purposes.

Funds are used primarily to support evangelical Christian church and missionary activities and organisations by way of outright gifts and interest-free loans.

To promote kindness not cruelty to animals. To educate members of the public on animal welfare, eg neutering service, public talks etc. Home checks to arrange suitable adoptee's to adopt animals in care of the rescue.

The objects of the society shall be the promotion of interest in all aspects of archaeology, history and related subjects, and research into the archaeological and historical heritage of Maidenhead and the surrounding area.

Bastille Day Fest promotes the arts, culture and heritage through the organisation of at least one yearly festival where the British culture and the European culture, more specifically French, are put on display through Food, Music, Fashion, Art and children/familly activities for people living in Reading and the whole of Berkshire.

Programme of three natural therapies - nutrition, massage and imagery for an average of three sessions for optimum/successful results. Children aged 2-22 suffering any condition or symptoms. Families attend from the south west. Also provides resources, talks and training.

Programme of lectures; day school on Berkshire archaeology; tour and visits to sites of archaeological and historical interest; archaeological fieldwork; programme of work to reinterpret Berkshire's archaeology; publishing the Berkshire Archaeological Journal; managing an archaeological library; promoting the Society's interests via a newsletter, a web site and posters placed in public buildings

Scouting in accordance with scouting manual of operation.

A concert and training band comprising approx. 22 players, aged 12 - 80. We play for about 5 functions each year, some paid and some for charities. We play evening / supper concerts; garden parties and summer fetes; church events and for our nominated charity, St Michael's Hospice;

HOLDING REGULAR WORSHIP SERVICES IN THE COMMUNITY TO RAISE AN AWARENESS OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH.

Educate, develop and train people to reach their full potential