Charities In Somerset

TO ADVANCE THE MUSICAL EDUCATION OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE ATTENDING SCHOOLS IN THE ADMINISTRATIVE AREA OF THE SOMERSET COUNTY COUNCIL EDUCATION AUTHORITY BY PROVIDING SUPPORT, FINANCIAL AND OTHERWISE, FOR THE STRODE SATURDAY MUSIC CLUB, SUCH MEANS AS THE COMMITTEE DEEMS FIT, PROVIDED THAT SUCH MEANS DO NOT CONTRAVENE COUNTY COUNCIL POLICY AND/OR REGULATIONS.

A volunteer Male Voice Choir, rehearsing and performing concerts mainly in the Somerset Area and Bath. Encouraging men of all ages to join and develop their singing skillsRaising money for local charities at our performances

The provision and maintenance of the village hall for the use of the inhabitants of the village. Various forms or recreation and leisure-time occupation, with the object of improving the conditions for the inhabitants of the village.

To support and provide additional funds for the benefit of pupils at Ditcheat Primary School

The Trust makes grants in support of Christian and humanitarian activities, in line with its charitable objectives. The grants focus on a limited number of causes and individuals and the Trust is unable to accept unsolicited applications for grant.

Our charity provides and maintains a community building for the use of local people and organisations for the purpose of holding meetings or for social, educational and recreational purposes.

Provide welfare for kidney patients being treated via Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital whether they are recently diagnosed, being treated for renal failure, on dialysis or after being transplanted.

As a village hall we offer a safe, comfortable building for parishoners etc. to hire for meetings, recreational pursuits, parties etc.

To share the culture, practices and philosophy of Bhakti yoga.

Recreation Ground facilities,which include tennis courts, football pitches, BMX track, Club house and changing rooms, Children's play area

Provision and maintenance of a village hall for the Parish of Milverton, including lettings management, fund-raising and seeking grant funding for capital expenditure for building improvements. We actively encourage new activities that might appeal to residents, e.g. computer, keep-fit, literature and theatrical events, as well as promoting the village hall as a centre for community activities.

To support the Blake Museum, Bridgwater, both by fundraising and also by day-to-day management. The Museum is owned by Bridgwater Town Council.

Provision and management of village hall facilities

Fund raising by subscriptions and events

CitySound Voices is a medium-sized auditioned choir of about 30+ voices, based in the city of Bath. We rehearse weekly, and perform at least three public concerts of classical and light popular music a year. We like to work with school choirs and bands, and encourage young people to sing.

THE OBJECTS OF THE CHARITY ARE TO PROVIDE PLAY AND RECREATION AREAS FOR THE USE OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE PARISH OF BUTLEIGH, SOMERSET WITHOUT DISTINCTION OF POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS OR OTHER OPINIONS WITH THE OBJECT OF IMPROVING THE CONDITIONS AND LIFE OF THOSE INHABITANTS.

STAPLEGROVE SCOUT GROUP OFFERS A WIDE AND VARIED PROGRAMME (INCLUDING TRADITIONAL SCOUT ACTIVITIES, CRAFT AND CREATIVE PROJECTS AND THE MORE ADVENTUROUS ACTIVITIES FOR THE OLDER CUBS AND SCOUTS!). WEEKLY MEETINGS ARE HELD EITHER INDOORS IN THE ???UNIQUE??? SCOUT HUT, OUTSIDE USING THE LOCAL COMMUNITY OR ACTIVITIES BASED AT HUISH WOODS (BLACKDOWN DISTRICT SCOUT CAMP SITE).

The raise funds to augment and support the learning experience of pupils of Ashcott Primary School, and to provide experiences that they would otherwise not have the opportunity to experience.

The principal object of the charity is to assist local charities and organisations in and around the City of Bath, especially those involved with young people and sport.

Discos, Summer Fairs, Christmas Fairs, Uniform sales

The charity was set up to help conserve and maintain the general fabric and way of life of the mediaeval village of Dunster. It does this by supporting, financially, enhancment schemes and particular organisations and bodies in the wider parish which promote the well-being of the village and its residents. We are, also, represented on the Dunster Working Group,.

We provide an accessible, safe, secure, sociable and inclusive workshop space and related facilities, where members can participate in woodwork and craft activities within the limits of their own abilities; sharing and learning informally from each other. We support our local community by undertaking projects of community value.

A Christian Chapel providing a 3 - 4.30 pm Sunday Service to the public on a weekly basis. Bible studies held every Wednesday 7.30 - 9 pm and Thursday evening 7.30 - 9 pm.Christian Counselling available by appointment. Community Garden maintained by the Church for everyone to enjoyat any time. Coffee mornings, barbeques, harvest supper, flower & produce show ,local school visit & service.

Educational (including religious- church of England) benefits and support for residents of the parish of Swainswick (with Woolley and Tadwick); Swainswick Parish Church and Swainswick Primary School.

Easter / Summer FairBoot SaleJumble SaleChristmas fundraisingSchool Discos