Charities In Reading

Financial support

Supporting local Charities with a bias towards the young and elderly.

Benevolent fund invested in National Savings Income Bonds and Interest paid to Masonic Charities.

Reading Hard of Hearing Club teaches lipreading and gives support to people who suffer from hearing loss.

To help residents in the area of benefit in relieving conditions of need, hardship or distress.

TO PROVIDE HELP IN TIMES OF NEED

Activities for the benefit of children and young people

Monthly meetings (except August), involvement in local fund-raising activities, talks, discussion groups, outings and lunches. We now meet in the afternoon not evenings

The provision of facilities for the education, social welfare and recreation of children and young persons to promote and develop their physical, social, spiritual and mental capacities.

Fundraising for Kennel Lane School through Discos and Summer Fetes and requesting donations from corporates.

The Charity is a small charity which makes payments to specific persons and / or specific projects which become known to the Charity trustees who will take a personal interest in the beneficiaries.These beneficiaries might be anywhere in Engand or Wales or in any other parts of the world.

Donations for assisting religious, educational, health research, and children's causes, plus disaster and poverty relief

To raise funds to enable payments to be made to eligible persons who require financial assistance.

Yeo Memorial Trust is a charity formed in 1998 in memory of the Yeo family to purchase and own in perpetuity land for use as a village sports ground

Grant Aid to Registered HL Players suffering financial problems through injury in League organised matches.

PROVISION OF ALLOTMENT GARDENS TO LOCAL COMMUNITY.

We provide training, advice, relief of poverty,overseas aid/famine relief,employment, economic development, environment conservation, medical, health and sickness and heritage.

Follow the Women is a non-political international organisation and registered charity that campaigns for peace and an end to violence in the Middle East. Over 500 women from more than 40 countries around the world work to promote a greater understanding of the region and raise money for local projects such as building playgrounds for children and sewing projects for women in refugee camps.

The Trust supports the conduct of research on impediments to optimal child development and strategies for improving developmental progress, the development of training materials for scale-up purposes, the development of children's books and related materials, and the education and training of individuals to equip them to support child development in their communities.

We support our community through cultural and religious events, weekly gatherings, food activities and language support in English, Kurdish and Turkish. We help young people with education, employment and integration into UK society, support refugees and asylum seekers, and assist vulnerable families affected by domestic abuse or safeguarding concerns.

Hexham Community Association brings together the residents from the Hexham Estate and North Whitley area, with charities and the local authority to work together to help to improve education and employment opportunities and carry out activities for the welfare and leisure of the people who live in the local area and its neighbourhoods.

All activities are centred on the conservation, preservation, protection and improvement of the King George V Memorial Gardens (also known as (Eldon Square Community Gardens) by maintaining the existing environment, planting new shrubs and beds and working with the council to deliver an an improved environment for the public to enjoy

a. World outreach evangelism, b. Representation among others involved in the kingdom of God c. Leadership development d. Special events/meetingsWhere we carry out these duties, in rental buildings, in mission accommodations, community CentersHow we carry out these duties; Evangelism executed from the following social media, Open Media, Leaflets, Word of Mouth, Public professional, Post