Charities In Somerset

Provision of recreation and play facilities.

The Trust is for advancing the education of the pupils of the school in particular,but not exclusively,by the provision, maintenance and development of the school and buildings.

Housing and Support for 16-25 year olds and Youth work, we run 6 clubs over 4 days catering for young people aged 8 to 19

Provision and maintenance of recreation ground for both formal and informal sporting activities.

Preservation and exhibition to the public of No.4 Circus, Bath as a place of architectural and historic interest.

The Play Forum promotes play throughout North Somerset; provides free, fully accessible play opportunities for children and families in their local communities; and actively supports and promotes equality of opportunity and social inclusion.

Children's playground and support thereof.Sport/recreation for children/young people

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the Cranborne Chase AONB landscape by inspiring everyone with an interest in this special landscape to get involved in its conservation and enhancement. To this end we aim to fund small scale conservation projects, develop education/training projects, work with volunteers and organise events.

The trust is an incorporated body of trustees and provides corporate trustee services.

FOR THE RELIEF OR BENEFIT OF NECESSITOUS BRETHREN OF THE ORDER AND OF NECESSITOUS WIDOWS ORPHANS OR DEPENDENTS OF DECEASED BRETHREN OF THE ORDER.

Working with young people

the aim of the charity is to relieve poverty through the povision of household furniture and goods to those resident in the area of benefit who have need of such items

Charity now operates as part of The Mare and Foal Sanctuary, charity number 1141831.

GIFTS FOR PARISH CHURCH ROOMS

Education/training

Grants to Churches in UK, Bible Society, Bible Translation, Missionary Work and Christian Radio.

Providing financial support to farmers, their families and farm workers in Dorset, Hampshire and Somerset

Private Masonic Lodge in the Province of Bristol working and meeting under the United Grand Lodge of England.

We make awards (Non financial) to members of the public who assist the police in the execution of their duty or who perform meritorious acts in the pursuit of law and order

We care for the war memorial site by paying someone to cut the grass and removing litter and weeds. We perform quarterly inspections of the site, maintain the flag and flagpole and Poppy Wreath

We are a village setting registered to take 24 children a day. We are open Monday to Friday from 8.45 to 3.15. In September 2008 we adopted the Early Years foundation Stage. We take children from their second birthday and accept those eligible for funding at 2,3 or 4 years old.

Lectures and visits on subjects related to the conservation and propagation of plants.Organisation of plant sales of rare and unusual plants.Fundraising for NCCPG

OWNS TOWN HALL WHICH IS MAINTAINED AT PUBLIC EXPENSE BY WINCANTON TOWN COUNCIL

Provision and maintenance of a recreation ground for the community as a whole.

Recreational ground for the use and enjoyment of the public and managing the Bishop's Barn as a community venue