Charities In Surrey

To advance the education of the pupils in the college by assisting in development & extending relationships between governors, parents, staff & other friends of the college; engaging in activities to support and advance education of pupils; providing or assisting in provision of facilities not normally available through the budget; providing additional equipment for benefit of all pupils

PROVIDE LOCALLY BASED CHRISTIAN SUPPORT IN HEALTH AND FITNESS CLUBS THROUGH FRIENDSHIP AND MAINTAINING LINKS WITH LOCAL CHURCHES.

To advance the education of pupils by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for the education of pupils at school not otherwise provided by the local education authority.

Awards grants to the poor and needy in the area outlined in the charity document.

Miscellaneous sums to support the provision of parks and open spaces.

Providing buildings, facilities, open spaces for education and training of children and young people in Ashtead.

Help and support for homeless youth in the UK and in Uganda. Practical help is given by volunteers to individuals and families with children under immediate threat of homelessness. Grants and/or loans may be made and the Charity currently provides financial support for a children's home in southern Uganda with approx. 30 residents.

The society advances the education of the public in the knowledge, understanding and appreciation of ornithology, birds and birds study. It promotes the study and protection of wild birds by means of meetings, informative talks, field outings, surveys and exhibitions. It co-operates in the formation and maintenance of nature reserves.

Raises funds for Masonic and other charitable activities from the members of Table Fellowship Lodge.

Provide facilities for local and church use and to house archives and records.

Relief of the Poor

Financial assistance to those in financial need living in the civil parish of Shalford situated in the Borough of Guildford, Surrey.

Contributing to the cost of maintenance of the churchyard and church fabric of St Mary the Virgin, Buckland, Surrey

Guiding Activities

Miscellaneous sums to support the provision of parks and open spaces.

Land for the use of the public for the purposes of exercise & recreation.

Grant making to organsiations that advance the Christian faith

Look Sussex meets throughout the year for outings with the families allowing VI children to interact with each other and make friends. Many of the parents form long standing friendships and provide a great support network for each other. We also have evenings for parents/carers only and the occasional weekend away.

House Of faith Chapel operate as Christian Religious organisation., we also do counselling sessions, community activities such as preaching the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. We also organised picnic and offer meals to the communitry.We support the individual who needs financial , emotional support. We meet on every sunday and sharing the word of God and offer prayers for individual .

The Cranston Library is one of the glories of Reigate's heritage. The trustees conserve the books, maintain routine security and purchase insurance. The main fund-raising event is the annual Cranston Lecture. Free access is arranged for scholarly research and visits from the public. The library participates in the annual Heritage Open Day and other visits are made by arrangement with the trustees.

Relief of poverty in the Parish of Chiddingfold, Surrey.

The Friends of Strathmore School (FOSS) works to help the special needs pupils, many severely disabled, at The Strathmore School in Petersham.FOSS raises funds to help fund education ressources , hold social events and assists the staff to enrich the children's quality education and leisure.FOSS also has the role of a Parent/Teacher Association.

We provide a means by which persons resident in the areas of the Anglican Parish boundaries of: St Nicholas, Thames Ditton; All Saints, Weston Green; St Christopher's Hinchley Wood and St Mary's, Long Ditton who are in conditions of need may receive the practical help of volunteers associated with the scheme. This is mainly, but not exclusively, offering transport for medical appointments.

The Charity Protects the Rural Community for the benefit of all residents.