Charities In Suffolk

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

Village Hall

Management/maintenance of the Village Hall for the benefit of the local community.

FUNDRAISING FOR TRIMLEY ST MARTIN PRIMARY SCHOOL SUFFOLK

Marlesford Community Council exists to promote activities within the parish which support all sections of our community. The main facility we support is the village hall.

The Trust makes of grants to individuals or groups for instance via Christmas fuel or grocery vouchers to old age pensioners living alone in the parish and a grant to the village Over 70s Dinner Fund. Its Apprenticeship Fund helps young people with expenses incurred on further or higher education, apprenticeships or training courses.

A civic society which monitors planning applications, promotes high standards of planning and architecture and stimulates interest in the history and traditions of the town.

Manage village hall and surrounding grounds for the benefit of the village

Volunteer group for community. Organising community trips and fun days.

Junior Young Farmers Club

Fuel donations for over 65 year olds in village of HoningtonFinancial crisis support for local residents

Provision of village hall for community activities.

Make grants and donations to Masonic and none Masonic organisations

Providing facilities for use by the community and the local primary school.

Raising of funds for the benefit of the children of Hollesley Primary School, by providing educational resources, funding outings and improvements to the school environment, both internal and external.

Sportin MS was set up on 1st September 2019, as a small interest charity to raise funds to assist in the support and care of persons suffering from Multiple Sclerosis or in need of rehabilitation as a result of such illness.

Gives donations to help people in need in the Borough of Ipswich

Relief in NeedEducational Grants and Apprenticeship Assistance

The association provides great value to its members through events and promoting study, as well as by supporting tuition, competition, courses and an increase in organ repertoire. Thanks to bequests and the generosity of benefactors, financial support is available to encourage interest in the Association and its activities, and to support those who may have difficulty in raising funds.

Looks after the Clare Town Playing Field in order to offer the local people access to a community space and sport facilities.

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

Aid to the poor and needy in the village of Edwardstone.

The Branch provides Support and Camaraderie for Ex Servicemen from the Parachute Regiment and Ex Airborne forces.The Branch provides a forum for serving and ex serving members of the Parachute Regiment.Members of the Branch provide an attendance at Memorial Events and Services relevant to the interests of the Association.

Musical performances in buildings of historic interest, mainly in East Anglia, with an emphasis in encouraging and including young talented music students.

General fundraising for activities for school children