Charities In Suffolk

Village Playing Field

To provide adequate recreational activities for the parish and surrounding areas.

The Hoo Village Room is a small patch of grass on which the school room once stood. It is a civic amenity and has no activities as such.

Provides grants of money "to promote the education in accordance with the principles and doctrines of The Church of England of persons resident in the Ecclesiastical parish of All Saints Stradbroke and neighbourhood". Requests of an educational purpose could range from books and computers to travel and course fees, will be considered.

Provides grants to elderly of Old Newton

Education

The Tattingstone School is a voluntary controlled Church of England Primary under the control of Suffolk Education Authority.

Funding restoration, refurbishment and maintenance of St Marys Church and churchyard, Woolpit, Suffolk

Education

Bury SkatePark Experience is the name of our charity registered skate park in Bury St Edmunds. It provides a free facility to all skaters, BMXers and scooter riders. We provide a safe, welcoming environment for the local community and we have support from the whole community, including dignitaries and carers/parents.

Charity is a branch of the Estate Charity of Thomas Rogeron.. It provides monetary help in cases of hardship and need such as paying for training, pets bills, disabled access, opticians expenses. It supports the local over 60s club and WI, allowing them to meet monthly and enjoy a Christmas lunch. It also gives grants to the local educational foundation and Ecclesiastical charity.

Support and fundraising for Holbrook Academy

The Mary Green Charity was originally set up to provide bread or coal for the very poor and needy in the parish; but now makes small donations to the elderly for the relief of real hardship or poverty of those resident within the village of Preston St Mary, Suffolk.

For education, books and church fabric

The upkeep in working order of Pakenham Windmill.

To promote the wider knowledge, appreciation and enjoyment of the art of Thomas Gainsborough within the context of the eighteenth century and the inspiration of the Suffolk landscape and to preserve and enhance Gainsborough's House and its collections for the benefit of present and future generations.

We are a local pre-school who offers appropriate play, education and care facilities to children and young people, whatever their race, religion, means or ability in a safe and controlled environment.

Educational purposes

The charity was established to help maintain the fabric of Little Whelnetham Church.

The Future East partnership aims to heighten awareness of the impact and implications of an ageing society in the East of England and to provide practical responses to them. Seminars on issues of direct concern to older people in which we involve individual older people, statutory agencies, voluntary organisations and younger people. Silver Circles project directly helping older people.

To hold the freehold of Harkstead Millennium Green in perpetuity as an open space for the benefit of the whole community.

The principal purpose of the charity is the advancement of the Christian faith according to our Basis of Faith, including other charitable purposes that will further the work of the church primarily, but not exclusively, within Ipswich and the surrounding area.

assist the poor

General charitable causes for the residents of Iken

Grants to Melton Parochial Church Council for the maintenance of the structure of the parish church.