Charities In Surrey

Activities include a supply of homemade cakes on a weekly basis to the Injured and sick Military in Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, with monthly visits to the Rehabilitation Centre at Stanford Hall. along with other rehabilitation units Hasler company, CASEVAC Club and wherever else invited to support our injured personnel. Bringing a boost to morale to aid physical & Mental health recovery.

WE RAISE MONEY BY HOLDING EVENTS TO HELP PROVIDE RESOURCES TO THE SCHOOL. I.E. SWIMMING POOL, BOOKS, TRIPS ETC.

Preaching of the gospel. Youth programmes. Counselling based on biblical principles. Education - Bible teaching & religious training.

Most of our Charities' income is applied to help individuals (adults & children) and families living in Wonersh civil parish or the ecclesiastical parishes of Shamley Green and Wonersh with Blackheath. We make grants to residents in "need (including disability), hardship or distress." We are also responsible for "keeping in good order and condition" a memorial tablet at Wonersh Parish Church.

KEWI is part of the national WI organisation. There is a monthly meeting for members to meet for lectures/crafts as well smaller groups covering a range of educational/sporting or handicraft interests. KEWI also undertakes fundraising activities for a chosen local charity.

The aim of the charity is the provision of a village hall facility for those who wish to hold parties and others who wish to run classes for dancing, painting, and other similar purposes.

To make charitable donations to other charities/organisations reflecting the interests of the Settlor.

Maintain the village hall for the use of the local community.

The relief either individually or collectively of persons resident in Churt or its neighbourhood who are in need, hardship or distress. Surplus income, if any, may be applied through organisations or other charities for the general benefit of the inhabitants of Churt.

We make grants to eligible institutions and/or individuals in the pursuit of our Objects.

Funds are raised by donations from the Alton Beer Festivals, a separate entity that runs festivals.

TO PROMOTE THE BENEFIT OF THE PEOPLE OF GHANA, WEST AFRICA AND OTHERS BY:A) THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING.B) THE RELIEF OF POVERTY,SICKNESS AND DISTRESSC) THE PROMOTION OF GOOD HEALTHD) THE PROVISION OF RECREATIONAL FACILITIES IN THE INTERESTS OF SOCIAL WELFARE WITH THE OBJECT OF IMPROVING THEIR CONDITIONS OF LIFE.

We support children and youth to live a better life, We organise day trips for youth and parents. We organise supplementary school classes. we organise recreational activities for the youth which include, music classes and activities, outdoor and indoor games.

TO PROMOTE SOCIAL INCLUSION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC BY WORKING WITH MEMBERS OF THE MUSLIM COMMUNITY IN SURREY HEATH, SURREY; WHO ARE SOCIALLY EXCLUDED ON THE GROUNDS OF THEIR ETHNIC ORIGIN, RELIGION, BELIEF OR CREED SO AS TO RELIEVE THE NEEDS OF SUCH MEMBERS OF THE MUSLIM COMMUNITY AND ASSIST THEM TO INTEGRATE INTO SOCIETY

Manages the Burys Scout and Guide Headquarters building

To rescue and rehabilitate wild animals. Also to provide the public with information on the care of the environment and wild animals

The Trust is active on the Southern Branch of the River Wey (and tributaries) in Hampshire, Surrey and West Sussex, from its source to its confluence with the Northern Wey at Tilford.It carries out conservation work, education and interpretation, covering the ecology, archaeology and history, landscape and the quality of the river itself.

Religious and social lectures and workshops and discussion circlesCharity fundraising eventsCelebrations of religious occasionsInterfaith eventsPart of Kingston Interfaith forumRegular prayersChildren learn through play programYouth programs

Religious activities (Bible teaching and Songs and Prayers).

Cafe Milk CIO is a charity to support infant feeding in the East Surrey area. We run free, cafe style breastfeeding support drop-ins attended by healthcare professionals, qualified breastfeeding counsellors and peer supporters. Currently we have weekly Cafe Milk sessions in Caterham, Redhill and Horley during term time. We also regularly train breastfeeding mothers to become peer supporters.

Our aim is to support veterans their families and cares. We achieve this through signposting and referring to professional services, befriending and social inclusion. Supporting those who have been left with social and health inequalities. We provide help at the point of need, when needed.

Providing education to underpriveleged children

Upkeep of St Marys Church Tatsfield

Financial assistance in the form of an annual gift to 40-50 parishioners who are of restricted means, providing financial assistance to residents of Ockley in straitened circumstances and providing financial help to various village organisations that provide services for elderly or young residents of Ockley such as youth club, toddler group and a tea group for the elderly

To promote and further the craft of beekeeping.To educate the public and our members in all aspects of beekeeping and the importance of bees in the environment.