Charities In Somerset

TO PROVIDE A SAFE SPACE FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY TO HOLD EVENTS AND GATHERINGS.

Fund raising by subscriptions and events

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.

Friends Of Birchfield School undertake a range of fundraising activities for the school in order to provide new books, equipment, playground facilities and contributions towards school trips, among many other things.FoBS aim to support the school and parents in the activities which make any child's school life more enriching.

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

Making grants to other charitable organisations

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

Aims:To support people living with dementia and those who care for them across our local community of Minehead. To provide friendly social activities, events, information and opportunities to connect with others in a welcoming and understanding environment.To raise awareness and promote a more inclusive community for everyone affected by dementia.

Providing activities and events for the village community

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.

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

To develop and enhance the care and development of children under statuatory school age and the education of school age children within the school and early years centre.

We are The Friends of High Ham School. We raise funds to enhance the children's experience at school. We hold various events throughout the year.

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 rural youth movement for young people aged 10-26 years. Members can gain valuable skills and confidence in public speaking competitions, sports, drama and entertainments, stockjudging and stock presentation. Members attend meetings and learn to fundraise for their clubs and the local community.

Management and maintenance of the village hall. Take bookings and administer funds.

The charity supports the work of The Mendip School through fundraising and donations towards the work of the school. All parents, carers, teachers and friends of the schools are members of the Friends. No unsolicited applications are accepted.

Hiring of the Washford Memorial Hall and Annex for various activities for the local community of West Somerset and for the use of the local village School.

The provision of a village hall for hire at a fee principally to parishioners but not exclusively.

PROVISION OF TWO RESIDENCES FOR RESIDENTS OF THE PARISH OF MELLS & VOBSTER, SOMERSET.

General charitable purposes within the village of Nunney in Somerset

Make grants for repairs to fabric of three designated churches

Communion each Sunday - usually incorporates a Bible Talk. Sunday School most Sundays during School terms Target age 4 yrs and older. Youth Group - fortnightly on Fridays during school terms. Coffee Morning -Tuesday mornings Bible Class -Thursday evenings - Approx 1 hour in duration on Zoom. See www.readthebible.org.uk or noticeboard