Charities In Somerset

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

To maintain, manage and enhance the museum's collection of artefacts and library resources in accordance with its collections management policy and to make these resources accessible to researchers and the general public. To provide a modern museum with an industrial focus.

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

For the benefit of the children of Somerset between the ages of 10 and 17 years old and so as to give due attention to their physical education and social welfare, to support and promote the sport of Cricket at County and District levels in Somerset by organising or providing funding for training, management and other activities relating to County and District Cricket.

A partnership responsible for preparing and implementing a community plan for Crewkerne and District.To be a sustainable organisation and encourage sustainability.To be an open, inclusive and accountable organisation.To influence the future development of the area.To be proactive in change and development in the area.To enable development of social responsibility and community spirit.

Acts as holding trustee for properties on behalf of various Baptist Churches within the South West. Provides information and guidance to the Baptist Churches within the South West.

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

Working with young people

St Georges Day QuizStrawberry FayreCurry SupperPig RoastHarvest SupperChristmas PartyBurns SupperSoup and Puds EveningItalian EveningQuiz Evening

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

To supply sporting facilities to the residents of Street and the Mendip Area.

members organisation which regularly assists charitable needs

We care for the recreation ground, cut grass, care for trees and hedgegrows. We have a RoSPA inspection of play equipment and quarterly inspections. Maintain footpath, fencing, play equipment, benches and signage

The Village Hall was sold in Feb 2010. In accordance with the terms of the original bequest the proceeds of sale are now held by the Trustees to be used for charitable purpoises to benefit the inhabitants of the parish

Religious activities

Interest from investment paid direct to New Village Hall management committee to assist with running costs of the facility.

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

For the public benefit to promote the education of children in and around Chard.

To provide open space for recreation

Production of musicals, plays and concerts in and around the Chard area

The charity will look to attract philanthropic donations to support improved educational outcomes and life chances for children and young people across the South West through work which supports lives of choice and opportunity. SWOF will work in partnership with other key partners in the community to contribute to the development of environments, within which our young people can thrive.

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.

THE Charity enables women and their children to escape from domestic abuse, offering support in a safe environment and encouraging move on, with confidence, to independent living.

A rural youth movement for members aged 10-26 years, where members can gain confidence, learn and achieve in public speaking, drama and entertainments, sports competitions, stockjudging and stock showing/presentation, dancing, meetings and social events. Members run their own clubs and fundraise.

Caving, both sporting and exploration, primarily in the Mendip area. We actively encourage newcomers to the sport.