Charities In Surrey

A CHURCH WHICH ADVANCES THE CHRISTIAN FAITH THROUGH CHRISTIAN WORSHIP AND THE PREACHING THE CHRISTIAN FAITH. THE RELIEF OF POVERTY AND WELFARE FOR THE NEEDY.

Picture This programme funded by the Community Development Foundation.Homework Club funded by grassroots.IT centre also funded by Grassroots.Elders Friendship Club running 1 day a week and still running at present. Education in relation to healthy living and keeping mentally and physically fit. For example running trips to London or Jewellery making.

Fund raising for projects and the promotion of Bedfont Lakes Country Park on behalf of, and involving, the local community.

We now rely on donations from people that read our website and choose to donate.

Open space

We obtain funds by means of donations, raffles, local sales such as local village day sales of donated items and other activities, to provide such activities as a Christmas outing, donations towards other outings and the purchase of items that may be required at the residence of the group aided by this charity, for example garden furniture or other items identified periodically.

The charity aims to provide access to clean drinking water, housing, education and other basic needs which are unobtainable for many of the poor and destitute in Bangladesh. As well as providing immediate relief through distribution of blankets, water pump installations in homes and the provision of shelter.

Furtherance of recreational activities

The Gospel Mission Trust seeks to achieve its aims though repaying and refinancing the property acquisition loans, establishing a revenue flow and facilitating a church development in Banstead, Surrey

Provides buildings/facilities/open space

Provides buildings/facilities/open space

Weekly meetings, annual camps & holidays.

TO RELIEVE THE NEED OF THOSE WITH A PHYSICALLY SENSORY IMPAIRMENT OR LEARNING DISABILITY THROUGH THE PROVISION OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO HELP IMPROVE THEIR CONDITIONS OF LIFE.

The Trust principal acitivities are to:1) advance Christianity in the Parish of St Saviour's Guildford & beyond2) Promote & organise seminars, lectures, conferences & meetings3) Manage & operate a bookstall for the sale of Christian literature4) Maintain the Church Centre complex of St Saviour's Guildford

The DMA Trust, first established in 1993, exists to provide a focus for charitable endeavour for those involved with the DMA Group of companies.The Trustees look to make best use of funds raised by concentrating their giving, where there is real need in their local community, particularly in the areas of disadvantage, disability and ill health.

Provision and maintenance of a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of the Civil Parish of Wonersh and the neighbourhood without distinction of political, religious or other opinions, including use for: (a) meetings, lectures and classes, and (b) other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupation

Provides buildings/facilities/open space

Village playgroup

In the past we have focussed on transporting "Aid" in large vehicles, at great cost, to those in need. We still respond to specific requests but we are now making cost efficient purchases of locally produced goods and monitoring the impact and use.

Production of classic plays

The charity has not yet made any funds available to pass on to other charities. The trustees are in the process of deciding worthwhile local charities that they feel would benefit from the money they hold in trust.

EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES TO DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.

To provide a memorial to commemorate by name local people who gave their lives in the second world war

To promote community participation by providing facilities for association football and other sports. To advance the education of all. To relieve poverty, through the provision of goods and services to such persons and organisations otherwise unable to afford them through financial support, coaching, training, or other activity, as the Trustees may decide.

Slow Shopping's aims are to relieve people in the UK & overseas who live with mental &/or physical disabilities by the provision of training and other support services to enable them to shop, visit or attend a variety of settings in order to enhance their experience by maintaining and developing their independence, confidence and dignity. It also collaborates in research in this field.