Charities In Suffolk

The charity provides buildings & facilities for education & training for the general public for the benefit of mankind.

Events to raise funds for the school Events to support children's learningEvents to provide happy and memorable experiences for childrenEvents to provide social gathering opportunities for adults in the school and local community

To advance education of pupils in school. Develop relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school. Engage in activities such as Trivia evenings& Craft Fayre, 200 Club, Non Uniform days etc, which supports the school & advances the education of the pupils. Provide and assist with such facilities or items for education at the school (not provided from statutory funds).

Helps to support local people

The Charity pays eleemosynary pensions to deserving elderly people in Stonham Aspal and divides the remaining income of the Charity equally between the Parish Church and other (civil) parish purposes. The income from a small endowment investment, The Rector's Land Fund, is made available to the incumbent of Stonham Aspal.

womens institute

Acquire, preserve, protect and display for benefit of the public, works of art having a relationship with East Anglia. In addition we sponsor an annual lecture and give grants.

St Margaret's Charities make small grants of money to various social services or other caring organisations in respect of specific individuals who are in need and living in the Borough of Ipswich. The charities do not entertain direct approaches from individuals.

The Pisces Swimming Club provides opportunities to swim and/or exercise in quieter, more controlled swimming sessions in warmer water than normal swimming sessions at the local swimming pool at the Leiston Leisure Centre. Help and encouragement is also provided in a friendly atmosphere.

Recreation Ground for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Parish of Frostenden in the County of Suffolk. Activities held throughout the year to raise funds to carry out regular maintenance procedures and improvements.

General charitable purposes

parent and toddler group, with lots of space to play and enjoy, weekly craft activities, birthday club and snack time.

The hall is situated on the outskirts of the village with off road parking.Musical eveningsCoffee morningsBand practiceVillage fun dayAuctionsMens BreakfastQuiz NightsDances

USE FUNDS TO PROVIDE HELP WITH EDUCATION IN THE VILLAGE, and SUPPORT TO VILLAGE ORGANISATIONS PROVIDING SERVICES TO VILLAGERS IN THE VILLAGE OF WORLINGWORTH

Grants to people in need in the parish of St Mary's, Bury St Edmunds and Brockley, near Bury St Edmunds

Thomas Wolsey School caters for children with physical and/or sensory needs. Many pupils also have complex medical and learning needs. The Friends of Thomas Wolsey School fund-raise for large projects and to buy equipment to enhance the children's learning both in the classroom and outside. The Friends group also maintains the mini bus, funds the Christmas Party and the Leavers' Gifts every year.

We support different recognised charities each year.

We give grants to selected households in Lound. We also give grants to students over the age of 18 who are in full time education.

To promote and encourage the public study of British family history, genealogy, heraldry and local history with particular reference to Felixstowe and surrounding districts, and to promote the preservation, security and accessibilty of archival material.

Money spent on winter fuel allowance for OAPs in the village

To relieve residents in Norton who are in condition of need, hardship or distress.

SWWAG provide green open spaces for the benefit of the local community, encouraging local people to appreciate and learn about the natural environment. The management focus is to encourage the well being of a diverse range of flora and fauna. Fund raising initiatives and grant applications are promoted in order to finance activities.

Got to Read offers one-to-one support to adults across Suffolk who for any reason have left formal education but do not yet have the skills that they would like with reading and writing. It is particularly able to support those who do not have the skills or confidence to attend group literacy classes and who may want to start from the beginning with reading and writing.

To give financial help for the upkeep, maintenance and repair of any building in the parish of Barton Mills that is used as a village hall, or similarly for any recreation ground in Barton Mills.

Management of assests (marsh lands) the income from which is divided between the church and members of the parish of Stockton, Norfolk.