Charities In Suffolk

We are a group of women who meet together once a month to take part in activities, crafts, or listen to a speaker. We also have visits to local entertainment and/or educational venues.

We hold : quiz evenings, luncheon events, themed entertainment evenings & participate in village fetes to raise money for our charity. To provide money for the fabric of St Marys Church, Old Newton.

General Charity giving to local organisations etc

Sports & open spaces.

To maintain and encourage use of the village playingfield

The association raises funds in order to support the provision of education at Thomas Mills High School, Framlingham, Suffolk in ways not provided by the Local Authority and to promote links between the school and wider community.

Tattingstone Primary School PTA is run entirely by parent volunteers who organise activities and events to raise money for the school. All money raised helps to pay for school trips and vital resources.

To give help to any group or any person over 60 years of age who reside in the parish of Bucklesham, asking for help by letter to the Trustees,

Village hall for use of inhabitants of Groton and surrounding area.

To acquire and maintain a collection of artefacts, photographs, natural history and documents relating to the past and present of the parish of Lavenham, Suffolk

Local fund raising such as Open Gardens, flower festivals, lunches etc to raise money to assist with the repair/maintenance of St Andrews Church, Wickham Skeith, Suffolk.

Promoting the education of girls under the age of 25 years who(or one or both of whose parents )are resident in the Ecclesiastical parish of Kelsale with Carlton and are in need of financial assistanceTo provide special benefits for any Church of England Sunday School in the Ecclesiastical parish of Kelsale with Carlton

The trust supports the Aldeburgh Cottage Hospital of Suffolk Area Health Authority.

The purpose o fthe Charity is to provide donations for any and all charitable purposes as directed by the settlors, Andrew and Penelope Phillips (Lord and Lady Phillips of Sudbury). The settlors support education, third world, arts and christian charities and charitable purposes with an emphasis on local donations. A variety of donations were made in the year, mosty to local charities.

1st Leiston Guides is part of the Guide Association, an international movement for girls and women. Our aims are educational, personal development and knowledge of the world and the people in it.

Annual grant to residents of Harkstead of and over the age of 65 years

1. Providing grants for capital expenditure to voluntary charitable organisations. 2. Providing grants to schools to enable poorer pupils to go on school trips.

SCHOOL PTA RAISING FUNDS FOR THE SCHOOL

We organise a series of winter lectures and summer visits associated with local history for the education of the public. We also seek to preserve historic objects and buildings. Likewise, we produce a six-monthly newsletter with articles written by members with topics of local historical interest.

The charity, previously the Mary Dains Mission and Holiday Fund Charity, presently owns a house, a chapel (Mission Hall) and a very large garden in Trimley St Mary. It is the intention of the trustees to sell the house and reinvest the proceeds in the refurbishment of the chapel so that it can also be used for wider community purposes.

Museum of local history and archaeology relating to Bungay and district.

To promote the ideals of the Institute of Advanced Motorists using Practical and Classroom training and enabling more people to pass the Advanced driving test.

riding for disabled

Education/Training

BRCA is dormant and has now ceased trading as a venue for hire. Enquiries for hiring community space at The Rose and Crown Parish Hub should be directed to The Clerk of the Parish Council for Beck Row, Holywell Row and Kenny Hill.