Charities In Suffolk

Provision of facilities eg children's play equipment and support to all sections of the local community

Sporting, Recreational & Social Activities for the Blind & Visually Impaired.

Maintain and run the Village Hall in Gt Bricett for the benefit of the local community

THE CHARITY MAKES TWICE-YEARLY PAYMENTS TO VILLAGERS IN HARDSHIP IN NEED OF ASSISTANCE. AT PRESENT ALL RECIPIENTS ARE PENSIONERS. IT ALSO MAKES GRANTS TO HELP STUDENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN SCHOOL VISITS OR IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES, WHERE LACK OF FAMILY INCOME WOULD HAVE PREVENTED SUCH PARTICIPATION. IT HAS ALSO ENABLED THE VILLAGE TO BUY A SMALL PIECE OF LAND WHERE GROWS A VETERAN OAK, PROVIDING ACCESS T

FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT TO PROMOTE COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN THE SPORT OF CRICKET IN STOWUPLAND AND THE SURROUNDING AREA, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, BY THE PROVISION OF GRANTS TOWARDS THE DEVELOPMENT OF CRICKET FACILITIES, EQUIPMENT AND ACCESS TO QUALIFIED COACHES FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES."

The Charity raises funds by membership subscriptions and fundraising events open to both members and non members. Funds are then used as match funding for major necessary works and repairs to the fabric of St Andrews Church Layham to ensure the soundness and continuity of the building for future generations to enjoy.

We provide advice, emotional and practical support and financial assistance to local kidney patients and their families and carers. Many of the management committee are kidney patients themselves and the trustees have a detailed understanding of the numerous problems caused by kidney disease. We are about to launch a members magazine and Internet web site (Sept 2019). We are based in Suffolk.

Furtherance of the Christian religion through the Church of England in the ecclesiastical parish of All Saints, Kesgrave.

One third net income for upkeep of fabric of All Saints Church Saxtead. Two thirds to Saxtead Welfare Trust for providing assistance in cases of need, hardship or distress to people living or working in the Parish of Saxtead. Need is viewed as including limited assistance to apprentices and to students entering higher education.

Fully inclusive disability athletics club. Clubmark registered & affiliated to the UKA, the club offers training twice a week in Ipswich for track, field & wheelchair athletes who compete at county, regional & national level. Many athletes are part of the Special Olympics program. For 8 yrs & up .Includes young people & adults with learning disabilities, physical and sensory disabilities.

Educational awards for the benefit of people living in the Parish of Drinkstone.

We provide modest grants to local preservation and social causes.

First Aid event cover and training provider specifically to support our community

The WI is the largest voluntary women's organisation in the UK. It exists to educate women to enable them to provide an effective role in the community, to expand their horizons and to develop and pass on important skills.

THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE CONDITIONS OF RURAL LIFE AND THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION IN CITIZENSHIP, PUBLIC QUESTIONS, CULTURAL SUBJECTS, HOME ECONOMICS, HEALTH AND SOCIAL WELFARE

Fund raising for our school

Maintain the building that houses the memorial to the fallen of the 385th bombardment group.

The objects of the club are for the benefit of the inhabitants of Old Newton, Gipping and the surrounding area.The area of benefit, by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for recreation and other leisure time occupationn theinterests of Social Welfare and with the object of improving the conditions of life for the inhabitants of the area of benefit.

To hold funds to maintain the fabric of St. Nicholas Church Denston

Upkeep and maintenance of almshouses and the benefit of the residents

General Charitable purposes supplying the general facilities of a Village Hall including sport, recreation, social and educational meetings, entertainment and community development for all the village residents, young and old and from the surrounding villages

Women's InstituteMonthly meetings with speakers. Topical subjects,Educatioal subjects Social Events etc.

Provide donations as the trustee see fit

To provide grants of money to young people (under 25) and educational organisations in the locality. Applications must come from individuals or organisations serving people under 25 who live in the parishes of EYE, ATHELINGTON, BEDFIELD or HORHAM. These special grants are intended to cover expenses not provided for by the Local Education Authority.

Applications for grants are considered quarterly. They are given for the advancement of education in Church of England Sunday and Youth Clubs, and to assist with the purchase of school uniforms, equipment, and related expenses for those attending high schools and colleges of further education. The area of benefit relates to the Borough of Ipswich.