Charities In Suffolk

Provision of Scouts, Cubs & Beavers for the young people in the Halesworth area.

Provision of facilities for local groups and organisations.

The object of the League shall be to benefit patients and former patients of the Beccles Hospital and other patients in the community, who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped and infirm or in need of financial assistance and, generally, to support the charitable work of said Hospital.

The relief of sickness and the preservation of health, in accordance with a Christian ethos, among people residing permanently or temporarily in and around Capel St Mary, Ipswich, Suffolk by the provision of Parish Nurses.

To build and then operate a modern, vibrant, inclusive, accessible and welcoming facility for young people, artists and allage groups in the local community.

Educating members and the wider public by publishing an annual volume about the history of Suffolk and its records and promoting the preservation of documents relating to the county

Management of Village Hall

Management of Brockley Village Hall

Grant making foundation

Provides faclities for the young, elderly and village activities

Provides space and time to enable people to explore and deepen their faith and journey of life, their relationship with God, their fellow man and the world.

WE ARE AN ENTHUSIASTIC AMATEUR ORCHESTRA BASED IN THE BEAUTIFUL CITY OF BURY ST EDMUNDS, SUFFOLK. WE PUT ON THREE PUBLIC CONCERTS A YEAR AND WE ENCOURAGE CONCERT GOERS BY ENSURING OUR CONCERTS ARE AS ACCESSIBLE AS POSSIBLE.

Training the group in all aspects of being a majorette so all members can perform in public at fetes and carnivals, compete individually and as a group in competitions and take twirling badges.

Provide a Community Building.

There has not been any significant changes within the Trust during the financial year. We continue to run as per our constitution and maintain a good membership base. We are proud to be part of the Landguard Partnership which is striving to make the Felixstowe Peninsula a diverse place to visit with increasing public facilities being made available.

Active Steam Engine Museum and Educational Facility preserving and promoting the historic industrial past of the Charles Burrell Company of Thetford in Norfolk. 100% run by volunteers and financed from grants and donations and also the revenue generated from an in house shop, cafe and outside demonstrations of our steam traction engines.

Suffolk Soul Singers is a mixed community choir based in Ipswich for people who enjoy singing & performing soul & gospel music. It is a truly inclusive organisation with no auditions or expectations to be able to read music in order to join. Any profits from performances are used to offer free or low cost music making activities to as wide a range of local groups & individuals as possible.

One third of the income is to be used for the education of local residents and ex-residents.The remainder is used to help residents and ex-residents of Chelsworth in any way deemed necessary.

The objects of the Charity are to advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music in all its aspects. We are based in the East of England, centred on Saffron Walden. We perform concerts, run a carol competition for young composers and have occasional workshops.

Church servicesfor the purpose of worshipping God, prayer, Bible study and fellowship to help, support and encourage one another are held weekly on Sundays and Thursdays. We also meet on Tuesdays for coffee and fellowship. Our facilities are used by other organisations for non-political activities, such as parking for the local GP Surgery.

IODS Theatre Company CIO is a community musical theatre group. It is the incorporated version of Ipswich Operatic and Dramatic Society, a charity that has a long history of high quality theatre productions.

To promote the use of the village hall for recreational and social purposes for the residents of Eyke and the surrounding area.

To provide financial assistance to residents of Stutton facing hardship, illness and poverty.

Weekly meetings: Lord's Day(Sunday):10.30am; Monday Ministry Meetings 7.30pm; Meetings Tuesday for prayer meeting: 7.30pm; Thursday Bible Study 7.30pm. Various home meetings: times vary; Saturday for occasional fellowship. Regular meetings with other local churches.Training meetings for 2 weekends every 6 months. Times of gospel outreach.

FUNDRAISING FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SCHOOL CHILDREN