Charities In Surrey

Fundraising for school extra equipment.

Supports local sporting organisations and individuals

To advance the musical education of young musicians with outstanding potential, by means of financial awards. These may be used to help purchase a better instrument, specialist sheet music, additional lessons or a masterclass, but not for routine expenses. Applicants must be either resident in, or students/former students of schools within the Woking Borough and be from 14 to 20 years of age.

Farnham Repair Cafe (FRC) supports citizens of Farnham by providing monthly events focused on the repair of products.

Sussex Brass provides music and entertainment as well as an environment for learning music.

Promote practice and performance of Brass Band music by means of concerts and other public performances and to assist other charitable institutions. To teach members of all ages to play brass instruments.

OPERATE A RESCUE AND REHABILITATION OPERATION FOR INJURED & SICK BADGERS. ADVISE INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANISATIONS ON ISSUES OF BADGERS, THEIR HABITAT AND THE LAW. INFORM THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE BADGER AND ITS HABITAT THROUGH MEETINGS, WORKSHOPS AND ATTENDING COUNTRY AND WILDLIFE SHOWS AND SLIDE/TALK PRESENTATIONS TO LOCAL GROUPS.

To identify those in need and assist if appropriate.

Guide, Brownie and Rainbow units in Haslemere, Surrey District

We work with local schools to support children and young people in gaining experiences that raise self-esteem, confidence and aspirations, in order to open their eyes to possibilities that might not otherwise ween within their reach.

GRANTS ARE AVAILABLE FOR: 1) THE PURCHASE OF FUELS, FOR POOR PERSONS AND FAMILIES WHO HAVE RESIDED IN THE PARISH OF WOODMANSTERNE FOR A PERIOD OF THREE YEARS AND UPWARDS PRIOR TO THE TIME OF DISTRIBUTION. 2) INITIATIVES AND PROJECTS THAT ADDRESS SOCIAL INEQUALITY AND ECONOMIC DISADVANTAGE.

Responding to direct approaches from local applicants, or in cooperation with social services and other organisations, the Trust can assist in deserving cases. It also responds to appeals for assistance following national disasters, and similar events around the world, to try to relieve distress and hardship.

As a Church/Community Organisation we engage in activities that minister to the spiritual man, our first priority. But we also give serious attention to the social, physical, mental,emotional,economical,cultural and political needs via following: welfare and mental health projects, soup kitchen, youth and children programmes,creative arts, older people services, cultural and economical activities

To provide a sheltered swimming session for anyone in the locality who can not cope with a public swimming session. (Disabled, expectant mothers, senior citizens and any others the Committee consider to be suitable).The club meet at the pool in the park on Friday evenings. from 7.30 - 8.30 pm.

To provide relief, either generally or individually, to persons resident in the parishes of Ash and Normandy who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.

- TO PROVIDE INFORMATION AND SUPPORT TO PEOPLE IN EARLY STAGESOF RENAL FAILURE, ON DIALYSIS, TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS AND THEIRFAMILIES.- TO IMPROVE CLINICAL FACILITIES AND THE WELFARE OF KIDNEYPATIENTS AT HAMMERSMITH HOSPITAL.- TO SUPPORT NATIONAL RENAL ORGANISATIONS.- TO RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS ABOUT RENAL ISSUES AND ENCOURAGETHE USE OF THE DONOR CARD/DONOR REGISTER.

We raise funds for students at Hurst Green Infant and Nursery school. In the past year we have provided funding towards classroom book corners, purchasing headphones to use with Chromebooks, and a visit from the Life Bus providing PSE. We raise money through school discos, the village fair, Christmas events, mufti days, sponsored events, mother's day and father's day shops, and easter egg hunts.

To collect funds to distribute as required to the benefit of the recipients?

To advance the education of the pupils at The Greville Primary School, Ashtead, Surrey by the provision of activities not otherwise provided by statutory means, in particular access to swimming lessons.

E4DC provides specialised equipment to help disabled children who live or attend school in the catchment area of the Royal Surrey County Hospital in Guildford.Equipment provided by E4DC is not usually available through State sources and enables children to live more comfortably, to play in more creative ways alongside their peers and siblings, to learn more easily or to enjoy more mobility.

Arts and culture - promoting concerts to provide funds for deserving charities

The committee meets four times a year. Membership of the friends is open to all actively interested in furthering the objects of the Friends of the College of St Barnabas. The aim is to provide those extras not able to be purchased by the College which will enhance College life.They hold social events and provide outings for the residents. There is a small register of volunteers to assist .

To identify composition students age 14 - 19 who would benefit from the support the Foundation is able to offer. To enable selected composition students to access educational activities which are not generally available to them such as tutorial mentorships. To provide public performances of selected students' compositions, promoting these to reach a wide public audience.

To relieve the social isolation of the elderly in Addlestone, Surrey, by providing or assisting in the provision of equipment, facilities, activities and services over and above those provided for the residents of St Augustine's Residential Care Home, particularly with a view to helping the residents of the care home undertake rewarding activities

The objects of the CIO are the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation for the public benefit in Surrey and surrounding areas by providing facilities and opportunities to play Association Football.