Charities In Suffolk

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.

The object of the charity is for the public benefit to advance the education (including social and physical training) of people under the age of 25 in the Parish of Tuddenham St Mary in such ways as the trustees think fit.

Summer BBQChristmas FayreEaster Raffle

Related to Wilby CEVC Primary School, the charity has pursued its objects by funding activities and facilities not otherwise available to the pupils from resources provided by the local authority

Provision and management of a cemetery to be used for persons who are resident in the Parish of Kesgrave immediately prior to the time of their death, or who would have qualified under this condition but for admittance into residential or nursing care prior to their death, also for persons who from time to time have regularly attended Kesgrave All Saints' Church in the years preceding their death.

Study and teaching of the Bible in the Ipswich AreaSunday SchoolCollections for good causes

To provide facilities to the Residents of Cornwallis Court to increase their comfort and provide entertainment.

The Friends of St Mary's Church, supported by the congregation and village, is setup to raise funds for the maintenance of the fabric of the Church

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Village hall

To promote Local History in Suffolk

The chief aims of the Association are:(a) for the advancement of the Christian religion, through the ringing of bells for Christian worship and on other appropriate occasions and (b) for the advancement of the education of the public in the art of the ringing of bells.

We are a traditional Brass Band based in East Anglia. Our aim is to advance, improve and maintain public education in, and appreciation of the Brass Band. We regularly hold concerts and also assist other charities with their fundraising by performing in East Anglia and surrounding areas.We regularly compete in competitions and last year saw us promoted to the Championship section.

Maintain four Almhouses in Mildenhall Suffolk. They are for single elderly people.

TO ADVANCE THE ISLAMIC RELIGION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC THROUGH THE HOLDING OF PRAYER MEETINGS, LECTURES, PUBLIC CELEBRATION OF RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS AND PRODUCING AND/OR DISTRIBUTING LITERATURE ON THE ISLAMIC FAITH TO ENLIGHTEN OTHERS ABOUT THE ISLAMIC RELIGION.

Community Centre supporting activities and Clubs within the Community.

To assist in the relief of suffering and distress amongst persons endangered by accident or natural hazards in lowland areas, primarily in the County of Essex. This is achieved in particular by providing adequete arrangements for the secure and efficient search for and rescue of any person or persons so endangered, by trained personnel.

Scout Group incorporating Beaver, Cub and Scout sections.

Village Hall used for various clubs and meetings.

Each year a Spring Festival is held. This is either a contest in which bands perform a short concert, or a solo & quartet contest, or a sectional workshop and an evening concert performed by one of the top brass bands in the country. The Charity also holds an annual training day for brass players of all ages & abilities. The tutors are players/conductors from the top brass bands in the country.

Promotion of education & training

Public Services and a Sunday School on Sundays; Bible Studies and Prayer Meetings during week;;provide various social,scientific and christian short courses;organise various community activity events for charity.

The Trust owns Abbots Hall, a number of buildings and some 65 acres of land. All of this was let to the Museum of East Anglian Life(now known as the Food Museum) and included in two 120 year leases date 1/9/2004.The Abbots Hall Trust is concerned with monitoring the two leases to the museum and with liaising with the museum and other bodies where appropriate.

Church services held every Saturday and Sunday and spiritual healing on Tuesdays with selected development groups on Wednesday and Thursdays.