Charities In Surrey

Primarily Smiles2Smiles started 12 years ago (2010) and has built a successful free Christmas Hamper distribution to the community. We also provide food hampers to those in need and vulnerable around the community.

Rent out Almshouses to poor people in the community

Conferences, meetings, instructional courses, and community festivals promoting the Christian faith. Provide financial aid and counseling to those suffering loss, health problems and disaster.

Raising funds for Leatherhead Trinity School in Leatherhead, Surrey to be used for the benefit of the pupils of the school.

In the Royal Borough of Tunbridge Wells and the towns and villages of the Kent and Sussex Weald: - to provide outreach programmes of music and entertainment for the benefit of the young, old and underprivileged members of the community, and - to provide festivals of the arts and entertainments.

The advancement of the study, practice and appreciation of the art and science of music, and in particular of 'Early Music', eg by organising workshops, lectures, courses etc, both live and online, and by disseminating information relating to early music to SEMF members and others. SEMF is one of 9 UK regional Early Music Fora; our main area of operation is the south and south east of England.

To preserve and promote the history, cultural heritage and fabric of the parish church of St.Peter and St.Paul in Chaldon, Surrey. This is achieved by raising funds and donations from the general public to help maintain the church building and by promoting the visitor experience through the collection and dissemination of information about the history and cultural heritage of the church building.

HOEF is current working with two village schools in Ghana, we are providing them with computers, books and paying the school fees for 20 orphans. We intend to start an awareness program in second cycle schools by showing films about aids, Christianity, gang culture and many more to help them have a better future. We hope to set up computer training centers to help the under privilege.

We help deaf children and their families by organising events they can attend. We provide support and information based on our own experiences with our deaf children. SDCS is free to join - events are held frequently for preschool, primary, junior and secondary aged children within Surrey. We support both oral/aural and BSL families. Our committee is composed of parents.

Providing support for Beaver, Cub and Scout Groups in the Guildford West area.

Gives small grants for a variety of education related needs to young people resident only in the parish of Bletchingley, Surrey.

Fundraising to benefit the children's education at St Michael's School

Assisting the members by subsidising transport to functions around the country and subsidising Branch functions.

Fosters interest in Chertsey Museum and the history of the Borough of Runnymede and provides practical help to the curators.

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

Donations in Parish of St. Nicholas Shepperton

To advance the education of older people no longer in gainful employmnent and to provide facilities for activities that improve the mental, physical and social welfare for these people

The provision of a radio service for the patients, staff and visitors of Frimley Park Hospital, in Camberley, Surrey.

Activities include sport and or physical activity and training relating to it's delivery.

The School has a thriving Parent Teacher Association (PTA) who do a fantastic job in providing the school with added extras. These have recently included paying for coaches for the children to go to the pantomime at Christmas, replenishing the books in school and buying a bank of laptops.

Ladies club to further friendship, education and good citizenship. Help the local community

Performance of a range of different types of choral music.

Maintenance of recreational grounds

The Women's Institute is based on the idea of establishing a strong female community, providing women with educational opportunities and the chance to make a difference in their communities. Therefore, the WI is set up as an educational charity with a constitution which states that membership is only open to womenIt operates locally and usually meets once a month

Offers women the opportunity of sharing friendships and learning