Charities In Surrey

Jain religious activities involving the community

Maintain our guide headquarters - we replaced our roof during 2007 and put in an access ramp in 2011. We have supported all units in their activities with members. As a District we have joined in Rainbow, Brownie and Guide Division and County events.

Provision of a village hall in Dunsfold, Surrey, for the benefit of local residents and the wider community generally

AS A SUPPORT STRUCTURE TO THE SCHOOL MANAGEMENT, AND A FUND RAISER FOR SPECFIC CAPITAL PROJECTS. AS A SOCIAL AND COMMUNITY GROUP WITHIN THE SCHOOL AND THE WIDER BUSINESS COMMUNITY.

We provide boat trips for disabled children and the elderly, using our specially adapted boat the "Impossible Dream".We can accommodate up to 10 passengers or 3 wheelchair users and up to six others. We currently operate on the River Thames and are based at Shepperton Marina.

Driving clients to hospital, doctors appointments etc, shopping and visiting.

Raising Funds in the local community for both local and international charitable giving. We are part of the Rotary International Organisation.Community activities include our annual Christmas street collection which benefits local charities, a 'Top of the Form' competition for local schools and other community and charity fund raising events

Income support

THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES OR EQUIPMENT WHICH SUPPORT THE SCHOOL

It is intended that the All Star Youth Tennis Scholarship Trust will benefit many young people connected to the borough of Wandsworth showing significant promise in their ability to play tennis without sufficient parental financial means. The Trust is currently focusing on high performance training sessions and a Schools Outreach and Development Program for local school children in Wandsworth.

RESEARCH: To co-operate with national and local scientific ornithological enquiries and to study and record all aspects of avifauna in Surrey.PUBLICATION: To produce an annual report on the birds of the county to be known as the Surrey Bird ReportCONSERVATION: To support conservation of birdlife in the countyEDUCATION: To promote an increased interest in ornithology in Surrey

The Trustees of the Friends of Royal Alexandra and Albert School Charity supports the school, a state boarding school for full and flexi-boarders covering an age range, Year 3 to Year 13. By working with the school governors, senior management team and parents, the trustees run events to generate funds that are donated to support projects that enhance education and improve the welfare of pupils.

To provide opportunities for people who are excluded to participate in group activities that improve self-confidence and self-esteem by providing coaching and courses covering all aspects of angling and other related activities.

Working with local care homes and charities to provide funding for the relief of alzheimers and dementia sufferers and top-up grants to enable residents to remain in their care homes when their finances are exhausted. Our activities are currently limited to the Surrey/Hampshire border area.

Community Hall

The relief of persons resident in the 'Ancient Parish of Chertsey' who are in need, hardship or distress. Assistance is nearly always provided via another Charity or Relief organisation.

ScoutingEducation and outdoor activities for children aged 6 to 14years old in the Holmwood, Capel, Ockley and Coldharbour areas of Dorking, Surrey.The aim of the Scout Movement is to encourage the mental, physical and spiritual development of young people so that they may take a constructive role in society

THE CHARITY ENCOURAGES THE PARTICIPATION AND FURTHERS THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN THE ARTS OF MUSIC, SPEECH AND DRAMA. THE CHARITY HOLDS A FESTIVAL COMPETITION EACH YEAR IN CLASSES COVERING CHORAL, INSTRUMENTAL, PIANO, SPEECH AND VOCAL SKILLS AND PROMOTES THE ANNUAL WOKING YOUNG MUSICIAN COMPETITION CONCERT.

Fundraising activities include: summer and Christmas fairs, christmas card sales, school discos, second hand uniform sales and organising bags2schools. Money raised by the friends has contributed to new notice boards and will be used to fund further installments of the to scrap store project.

RCVF raises funds by either individual donations or by arranging group activities. Grants are then awarded to organisations or individuals in Surrey aiming to offer a brighter future to disadvantaged young people, subject to our grant giving policy.

Providing free-of-charge football to children through a network of Little Leagues. Forming links with other agencies and football/sports clubs in order to develop volunteers' skills and promote childrens football. Forming links with local communities to promote childrens football and raise funds.

SCOUTING ACTIVELY ENGAGES AND SUPPORTS YOUNG PEOPLE IN THEIR PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, EMPOWERING THEM TO MAKE A POSITIVE CONTRIBUTION TO SOCIETY.

Village Scout Group, providing Scouting activities for the youth of the area from ages 6 to 18 years.

The activities are undertaken in the Runnymede area and comprise:The positive recycling of quality household furniture and other household goods to needy and disadvantaged individuals and families.Undertaking short term projects for needy individuals and families e.g. gardening and DIYOrganising the collection and distributing of food for needy individuals and families.