Charities In Suffolk

To promote the education of children and young people between the ages of 11 and 18 years who attend Bungay High School at any time.

Raises funds for the fabric upkeep of St Michael's Church Beccles.

Maintains a listed building containing three almshouses.Provides accommodation for older women.

The Charity has been set up by experienced bikers to provide the motorcycling experience to sick and disabled children and adults.We offer rides to fulfill a wish or dream, reunite ex-bikers with the joys of motorcycling, stimulate memories of times gone by, reduce social isolation or just put a smile on a face.In particular, to promote feelings of community inclusion and wellbeing.

Rotary Club raising money through service activities and at organised events.

The Charity's Trust Deed consolidates a number of ancient charities set up to provide funds for the Church of St Peter and St Mary Stowmarket. The funds thus provided are invested in land and securities.

Raising money from Masonic sources to support both Masonic and non Masonic charitable organisations.

We offer Yasodhara Yoga classes, workshops, retreats and satsangs in the Vedanta tradition. Our deep spiritual and personal development focus was pioneered for westerners by Swami Sivananda Radha. We support teaching tours by swamis visiting Europe, and assist students wishing to study and work at Yasodhara Ashram, Canada. We also import and sell Yoga books and other teaching materials.

Clinks Care Farm helps vulnerable people. Working outdoors in the fresh air, on the land, and with the animals can aid recovery, boost mental well-being and help people get back into employment. From earth to fork - Clinks Care farm focuses on what you can do, not what you can't.

Raising funds through various club fund raising activities and its membership

Fundraising events with the aim of continuing to provide a village hall and community space for use by the villagers and surrounding parishioners. Allowing the hire of the hall by the general public for well-being, artistic and social events.

To present shows (musicals) for the local community and to involve members of the local community on stage and off.

The Ipswich Orchestral Society performs three concerts per year for the public. We invite international soloists for two of these. Our third concert (family concert) we taylor to attract a younger audience - our aim is to introduce children to the pleasure of music making via a lighter programme.

Ladies choir in South Woodham Ferrers Essex which promotes the declining art of singing; performs in public for the benefit of all and raises money for charitable purposes.

The Trust was established by deed in 1987 as part of the settlement of a new scheme for the Sudbury Common Lands Charity. The trustees are elected by The Freement of Sudbury in quinqueniel meeting. The Trust is able to make grants to deserving Freemen of Sudbury or Widows of Freemen.The Trust makes donations to support deserving projects in the town of Sudbury.

The objectives of the charity are to promote, maintain, foster and advance in the county of Norfolk and parts of Suffolk the training of dancers and choreographers, and dance in all aspects, by providing workshops, summer schools and residencies.

To raise funds to support local & International charities and charitable projects and to provide local support for individuals where needed.

Donations to local Churches, Schools and Hospitals

Motorcycle safety training, promotion and preparation prior to taking the Institute of Advanced Motorists test

The charity annually canvasses local schools and communities in the villages immediately North of Ipswich in post code IP6, to find families in financial need, and students, up to age 25, in universities and similar institutions, whose circumstances may be restricting their educational opportunities. Annual grants are awarded based on evidence of need, and graded according to the ages of children.

Advancement of education at Colchester Institute and application of funding for the benefit of students of Colchester Institute.

To provide recreational facilities, playing fields/grounds, community centres etc for the benefit of the local community with the object of advancing education/health, relieving poverty/distress/sickness or in pursuing any charitable objects towards improving the condition of life of the persons for whom the facilities are primarily intendedTo raise funds for furtherance of these objectives

Housing for elderly/retired people

The village hall provides a venue mainly for local villagers but also for people in neighbouring villages. We take bookings from anyone whose requirement for the hall is deemed suitable by the trustees regardless of religion or race. Examples are yoga classes, village meetings and family celebrations.

Halesworth's Public Hall - used for meetings, events, classes, clubs and private hire.