Charities In Suffolk

Denham Community Council supports fundraising and grant applications to ensure that the rural community in Denham has access to facilities, equipment and social opportunities in order to support the well being of local residents. This includes fundraising for and managing the renovation of the Village Hall

To support the work of Granta Medical Practices for the benefit of patients and carers.

provision of allotments

to give grants for the educational and religious benefit of young persons in the villages of Parham and Hacheston in Suffolk.

To provide relief for Saxmundham residents who are in need,hardship or distress.Also pay for such items,services or facilities to alleviate suffering.

"Amalgamation of six smaller charities dating back to the 16th Century. The objective is "the relief of need" of the residents of Stoke by Clare by making grants of money or providing services to reduce the need,hardship and distress of such persons.

old age pensioner fuel

To support the conservation of Schedule Ancient Monuments and in particular the remains of Sibton Abbey (National Monument no. 21347)(English Heritage Building ID no. 285331). To support educational activities in respect of Sibton Abbey. To support research into the history of the site of the Schedule Ancient Monument above.

Benefit of sick and infirm residents of Bury St Edmunds

To relieve cases of need of persons resident in Hadleigh who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm

Village amenity

Village Hall

GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES WITH MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH CARLTON COURT HOSPITAL

Fund raising and provision of amenities for the population of Redgrave and surrounding area.Operation of Redgrave Activities Centre and lease of associated land.

Provides riding for children and young people of varying levels of disability

Helps with Education, matters relating to the Village Church and the Elderly

Making grants to individuals.

The charity awards prizes to students at Thomas Mills High School, a state comprehensive school in Suffolk. In this way the charity promotes a culture of achievement amongst the whole school community.

From investment income distribute to those in need in the parish cash (in lieu of contribution to grocery costs) and, to those in the parish felt by the trustees to merit consideration and a gesture of support for events of the past year or to students to assist in meeting the cost of studying, gifts.

Individual beneficiaries must reside in the parish of Clare. Organisations that are beneficiaries must carry out their operations in the parish of Clare.

Support Christian Activites

Relief of Poverty

The RAFA Lowestoft and District helps and supports retired RAF personnel, financially and materially and its activities are as prescribed by The RAFA and The RAF Benevolent Fund

From investment income distributes money to Parish Council (used to help fund public works for the benefit of the inhabitants) and to Parochial Church Council for ecclesiastical purposes with the balance allocated to help parishioners defray fuel costs

Assist with provision of educational needs to those considered in need