Charities In Surrey

The main objective of the charity are to provide support to educational institutions and scholarships to poor and needy students in one of the most deprived areas of Bangladesh. The charity also works towards the promotion of good health and good hygiene for the poor and needy individuals.

Offers a service of public theatrical performances annually: Contributes to the local economy; encourages visitors to come to Farnham and the local area, boosting the economy; offers opportunities for local amateur actors and volunteers; fosters the town as a place of cultural excellence.

RELIEF OF POVERTY OR OTHER IN RESPECT OF CHILDREN UNDER 21 YEARS IN THE BOROUGH OF GUILDFORD

Promoting, and collecting and providing information on, the history of the village of Bletchingley. Promoting conservation of the village and its environment.

The Windlesham Society currently provides a range of community activities such as planning issues, Christmas and other events, and represents members views in accordance with the constitution.

Archbishop Tenison's Parents' Association, ATPA exists to raise much needed funds for the school, which benefit all pupils at the school, and equally important, to create a welcoming social atmosphere to the school. Egs. Christmas Fayre, Summer Fun Days, Quiz Nights.

Meets twice a year to consider and make grants.

Collect voluntary contibutions from Masonic Members of the Lodge and redistribute to Registered Charities

Open space, recreation

To provide funds - by subscription and donation - to be used for equipment or otherwise for benefit of patients and staff.

Establish & sustain links between UK and Ugandan Educational Establishments: primary, secondary & adult education, including health promotion and legal advice. Create educational opportunities, partnerships, links and exchanges. School fee sponsorship.

Sakina Foundation advances education and promotes understanding of religious values, especially among children and young people, through programmes, activities and events. It supports communities through inclusive initiatives that bring people together and respond to local needs. It also prevents or relieves poverty by providing essentials such as food, medicine and basic necessities.

The Queen Elizabeth Parks Project is dedicated to giving people the opportunity to become involved in conservation of the wildlife and supporting Rangers who work in protected areas. Our work focusses upon the Queen Elizabeth Country, UK and the Queen Elizabeth National Uganda, but is not exclusive to these sites.

The interest earned is distributed to young people to help in their further education. The Charity operates in Ripley & Send, Surrey.

The object of the charity is to advance the education of the pupils at the John Fisher School by providing and assisting in the provision of facilitites, particularly the chapel at the John Fisher School

Nature conservation, protection, recording; studying local flora an d fauna around Upper and Lower Froyle in Hampshire.

Funds are raised through donations.

We work with Adults and Children with Learning, and or Mental Health Disabilities

To give financial help to elderly and needy people resident in the village of Felbridge, Surrey and immediate surrounding area

The Charity raises funds for the benefit of patients and staff by way of fund raising and subscriptions. It also provides volunteers for various activities at the Hospital and ensures that the needs of the Hospital are made known to the public

Masonic charities, hospices, childrens research.

To apply both the capital and income to or for the relief of such poor and distressed Brother Masons, or their poor and distressed widows and children, and subject to a minimum of -ú500 being available for the above purpose, alternatively to or for the benefit of such Masonic Charities, or other Charitable Institutions, Societies and objects as the Lodge shall in duly constituted meeting from time

Recreational, dog walking,..

Small archaeological surveys; post excavation work; geophysical surveys; small museum collection; reference collections of borderware, clay pipes and iron age finds; dedicated library of books on archaeology and history; experimental archaeology projects; support for local history, YAC and Y3A groups.

With a view to promoting public appreciation of Farnham Park and the protection and preservation of its use for the formal and informal recreation of the people of Farnham, activities include regular conservation working parties and newsletters, guided walks and talks on a wide range of topics relating to the Park as well as occasional social, interpretative and conservation events.