Charities In Surrey

General charitable activity supporting education and care for the sick and homeless

Play and Learning for children ages 0-5.

Education and training of women

To promote investigation and collate information on the Wealden Iron Industry and related activities for the benefit of the public by:publication and historical/archaeological research

Disabled swimming

To raise money to support the school and its students

Kingston Round Table No 19 is part of the National organisation of Round Table and is a Community based club in Kingston Upon Thames which raises funds for local and other deserving causes. It raises funds from activities such as the Christmas Carol Wagon and being a partner in the organisation of local events such as the Kingston Firework Display.

We are a charity running an after-school club once a week primarily aimed at children in primary school between Year 1 and Year 6. We teach English and Mathematics to provide additional support to primary school children with a fun ice breaking activity at the start. This is run solely by volunteers and we fund raise for hiring halls and supplies and snacks for the attendees.

Provision of CDs containing local news and interviews to anyone with reading difficulties, who is blind or partially sighted or has a disability which makes reading difficult. This service is offered free, weekly, all year round.

A charity that focuses on education and opportunities for women

Monitors and maintains fixed playground equipment on the village recreation ground.

Study, rehearse and perform choral music in order to encourage and inspire young singers, whilst helping them to develop musical habits, discipline and musicianship. It is also to foster public musical awareness and appreciation.

Woking Youth CIO provides open access and detached youth support work in Woking area.

Maintain and protect recreation ground for the public use.

WE OPERATE IN WALTON ON THAMES IN THE ELMGROVE SPORTS CENTRE.WE PLAY INDOOR AND OUTDOOR BOWLS WEEKLY. AND HAVE SOCIAL EVENTS

The charity operates within the area of East Grinstead where the branch membership of some 60 members and families reside. It collects for annual RAFA UK Battle of Britain Wings Day every September. It provides constant social and welfare support and activites for RAFA members and families and makes regular donations to local charities and organisations considered worthy by the branch membership.

Enhancing the road safety of car drivers through preparation and education in advanced driving techniques.

To relieve people in the Parish of Dormansland Surrey and nearby communities who are in need by reason of their age, ill health, disability, financial hardship or social circumstances in such ways as the Trustees shall think fit with particular focus on providing assistance to those affected by Coronavirus ( covid 19)

We give grants of money to residents of Compton and the surrounding area to help them when they are in financial difficulties.

We help preserve the Building and architectural heritage around the Building. We make and keep the public aware of its history, art, archaeology and architecture by encouraging use of the Building for an Arts Venue, educational activities , visits and other suitable community activities. .

To provide for or increase stipends of the Assistant Clergy attached to the Parish of Banstead

Training of drivers and observers to an advanced standard

The advancement of Christian religion by preaching of the christian gospel, the establishment of Baptist Churches modelled on the churches of the new testament, and teaching of the bible in the united kingdom.Any other charitable purpose for the benefit of the community in the area and on the relief of, sickness,handicapped and disabled, and the provision of facilities for social welfare etc.

To provide relief and assistance for pupils who have been displaced due to the war in Ukraine (or any other subsequent crisis). It seeks to financially support them as pupils whilst studying at Lingfield College by defraying the expenses incurred through educational provision, extra-curricular activities, and any such provision as the trustees deem necessary under the circumstances

The Chertsey Society is an amenity society with no political affiliations that acts as a voice to represent views on local issues. Its aims are: to protect and enhance the character and amenities of the town and surrounding area; to encourage good design and environmental awareness; to make representations on proposed developments, structure plans and legislation.