Charities In Rutland

To establish or secure the establishment of a community centre and to maintain or manage orco-operate with any statutory authority in the maintenance and management of such a centrefor activities promoted by the charity in furtherance of the above objects.

We provide a premises for various local groups and individuals to hold meetings, parties and other functions, including the satellite post office.

Community centre (village hall) in Wing, Rutland maintained for the Wing Community and used principally for village activities and events and for activities and events of third parties. The charity raises funds and hires the hall to provide funds for the maintenance and management of the village hall for the benefit of the Wing Community.

The Fund makes grants to individual children and young people who live in Leicestershire who are delinquent, deprived, neglected or in need of care. The Fund also makes grants to organisations assisting such children and young people.

Run Activities,raise funds for the refurbishment and upkeep of this facility for the combined benefit of the villagers of Manton

We offer Judo to 5 year old upwards to adults, we are a member of the British Judo Association.

The Travers Foundation is a volunteer-run Charity that provides financial support to local 13 to 30-year-olds to help them realise their dreams in sports, music and the arts. We help by nurturing the talent of local teams, groups and individuals in Rutland, Leicestershire, and Northamptonshire.

Offers grant aid to individuals with residential links to, or to charitable organisations operating for the benefits of residents of, the county of Rutland

We support local good causes in and around the Stamford area, recipients as listed in the accounts.We run three annual events in Stamford to raise funds.Stamford's Big Day OutFireworks Display and BonfireFather Christmas Float collecting door to door.

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of rabbits in need of care and attention and, in particular, to provide and maintain rescue homes or other facilities in Cambridgeshire for the reception, care and treatment of such animals and to educate the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare in general and the prevention of cruelty and suffering among animals.

Social, educational and recreational activities for 10 to 26 year olds

The Charity is a mixed chamber choir. Five to six choral concerts are performed annually. Every year the Charity makes grants to deserving young candidates following acceptance into the Choir as choral scholars.

To provide first class holiday accommodation in two leasehold bungalows for persons who are disabled by reason of sickness, injury or ill health whose chief or main residence is in the East Midlands.

Provide grants for convalescents breaks for necessitous convalescents and their carers who reside in Leicester, Leicestershire or Rutland.

Supporting partnership and co-operation across libraries and information services in the East Midlands.

Toys on the Table works in the Leicester, Leicestershire & Rutland area to provide new toys and gifts at Christmas for those children, regardless of faith, who might otherwise not receive anything

To provide 3 alms cottages for the poor and needy in Uppingham

Provide facilities for committees, groups, general public, etc, to hire for meetings, conferences, private functions, fund raising events, etc.

Our Group gives riding sessions to children and adults with impairments and/or health conditions from Monday to Friday during term time. We hire the ponies and horses from the riding school where we are based and we also use our mechanical horse called Jet. Riding and interacting with horses helps to build confidence, benefits health and can give a wonderful sense of achievement and independence.

The Foundation directs resources towards less advantaged individuals or organisations within a local catchment area of a 15 mile radius of the Building Society's branches in Melton Mowbray, Grantham & Oakham. The Foundation will commit at least 33% & up to 50% of its resources to kickstart a community project or to establish an enduring activity or initiative for the benefit of the community.

Teaching and playing bridge to slow down mental decline and to provide a social setting for older people to socialise.

In promoting the Trust's Objects our focus has been on training in CPR and emergency life saving skills for secondary school age children and those who interact with them, in city and county secondary schools and sports clubs, including the provision of defibrillators, raising awareness of Sudden Arrhythmic Death syndrome , and the establishment of small grants and awards for young people.

Ryhall village hall provides facilities for organisations and individuals in the village and the surrounding area to meet and carry out their activities. The two halls are complemented by a large, completely renovated kitchen, a stage and modern toilet facilities. The hall is maintained to a very high standard and is a venue for groups of all ages, from toddlers to Darby & Joan.

To assist the church within the diocese of Peterborough in:- a) The preservation of redundant bells. b) The repair, restoration and augmentation of existing bells. c) The provision of new bells. d) Other work directly associated with (b) and (c).

Our charity operates to provide activities and services to the local community and to work to prolong the life of the community resource. We organise social and educational events in Ashwell Village Hall that will appeal to all ages and this in turn helps support those in the community who may be vulnerable to social isolation or loneliness.