Charities In Suffolk

Raise funding to improve the fabric,fittings and furniture of the Roman Catholic Cathedral of East Anglia (The Cathedral) and to promote public interest in the Cathedral and it's history, and to unite in a common fellowship all interested in the Cathedral.

Primary school fundraising events such as Winter Fayre, Disco, bun/ice cream day, Talent show and Quiz Night.

In pursuing our objectives of developing the skills of young people, particularly in an outdoor environment, we help them gain confidence, learning to work together as teams and take their place in society, through a programme of activities typical in traditional Scouting. Our age range is from 6 years old through to adulthood, operating in a rural area south of Newmarket, Suffolk.

The provision of holiday playschemes and leisure activities for children and young people with severe learning disabilities living within the City of Cambridge and South Cambridgeshire and part of East Cambridgeshire

Fund raising activites to purchase extra items and learning events for children at the School, Jumble Sales, Disco's, Bingo, Easter Egg Hunt, Fete's etc

Grants are made twice a year to Southolt Church, Village Residents, Local Community Bus, Parish Newsletter(s), East Anglian Air Ambulance, EACH - East Anglian Children's Hospice and others based on need including grants in support of the Village Environment.

Charity maintains & manages Rendham Village Hall for the benefit of village residents and the wider community

To provide a recreational area for the children, youth and other residents of the village.

grant distribution in accordance with box below

The Scout Association provides adventurous activities and personal development opportunities for 400,000 young people aged 6-25. We promote the physical, intellectual, social and spiritual well-being of the individuals, helping them achieve their full potential.

We are supporting other ministries in Africa. Main focus is preparing the congregants to be self sufficient in business (farming, exporting produce etc) and in their own personal lives. Some seminars have been held to this end.

To promote the general wellbeing of the residents of the Parish of Kelsale cum Carlton.

Friends group used to operate a redundant church owned by the Churches Conservation Trust

The objectives of The Pulham Orchestra is to advance,improve ,develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music in all its aspects by experience in instrumental and orchestral playing and the presentation of orchestral concerts and for the general purpose of such exclusively charitable bodies as the committee shall decide .

Actively promote volunteering and provide transport from home to medical appointments etc, especially for the elderly or disabled. We run a coffee morning on Thursdays in Kesgrave Community Centre, and undertake coach outings to popular regional venues throughout the year. We have encouraged input from Suffolk Community Police and Suffolk User Forum

To raise funds and receive donations to be used to relieve cases of need, hardship or distress of persons who are or have been members of bowls clubs affiliated to the Suffolk County Bowls Association and after the decease of such persons any surviving spouse or dependants.

fund raising and events to raise funds for direct use in school

Freston Village Hall serves a very small rural village with a population of approximately 120. The Village Hall is let out for a variety of regular activities and also one off events.

Usual W.I. activities. Monthly meetings for members, also attending group and federation meetings, help in tidying village and assisting other village activities

Established to make a positive contribution to personal development for community benefit through: a small grants programme (Max 250.00) supporting young people, community volunteers and groups, a programme of training and support for voluntary organisations and new groups and the management of a residential activity centre and campsite (established under reg no 1156557 and incorporated in 2017)

The charity spends one Sunday every month looking after the Eye Town Moors doing thyings like mowing, pruning, litter picking and scything.

Choir performing 3-4 concerts pa.

After administration expenses the income is divided into three, one third being given to the Cratfield Care Fund (see Notes for Charity No. 258263), one third to the Public Purposes Branch (see Notes for Charity No. 310434) and one third to the Parochial Church Council.

It is a school PTA which organises events and activities to raise funds and promote the school within the community. The funds are used to purchase equipment and facilities which enhance the learning of the children and to subsidise running costs of the school.

fundraising for woodton cp school