Charities In Surrey

We run Peaslake village hall, a well-maintained facility with modern kitchen & toilets (inc. disabled), stage & dressing rooms. In a quiet Surrey village, the hall is used by village organisations (eg. Badminton club, Peaslake players, Community Fund) and is excellent for parties, pilates, wedding receptions, charity sales & similar events.

Christian worship and discipleship

In pursuance of the overall goals of its charitable objectivs, the Federation's principal activity is enabling women in Surrey. In practice, this means that through the work of its trustees, sub-committees, member WIs, volunteers and other supporters, the Federation: Encourages women in Surrey to become individual members of their local WI; Assists and advises on the setting up of new WIs in regio

The advancement of amateur sport and the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation for the benefit of the inhabitants of Guildford, its surrounding area and the general public in particular by the teaching, development and practice of high board and spring board diving.

The Trustees have continued their policy of mainly supporting charities active in the fields of care for young and older people, health, education and religion.

Anglican Church serving the parish of St Paul, East Molesey. Daily services and a wide range of social and pastoral activities.

Three rooms plus kitchen, servery, stage; and bar, providing facilities for: Meetings; Dinners; Dancing; Theatre; Exhibitions; etc.

Refresh Church aims to be a resource to the community. Apart from weekly meetings, we have a very active sports ministry including golf and football training for youth and adults in the town. We run a drop-in centre called Refresh.We run events for the elderly and for youth.We also support overseas initiatives.

The furtherance of the general religious and charitable purposes of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Britain in the area of West Weal Area Quaker Meeting and beyond.

A resource centre for environmental and historical education and interpretation, especially in relation to Richmond Park in Surrey, with a particular focus on those with special needs,ensuring that facilities are accessible to all.

To raise funds to ensure the standard of care and education for children attending Ladybirds Nursery.

The charity is involved in education, the relief of poverty, faith education, the allocation of grants to further research into education and the care and support of its older Sisters.

Include.org provides creative community activities, training and consultancy to make the world more welcoming for people with understanding or speaking difficulties. We empower people with communication needs to help train inclusive communication partners within The Include Choir. We teach a range of evidence-based techniques to help others include people with communication needs.

Worship and education on religious matters. Support of local, national and international charities. Promotion and Care of the Community spirit in the Village.

We have continued maintaining and developing the Old Tiffinian Sports Ground at East Molesey for use by Tiffin School and the community, and have made grants to support the School and its students.

Operating a community centre for the benefit of the inhabitants of Penton Park, Laleham Reach and Northern Burway, Chertsey, Surrey.

Grayswood Nursery School provides education for pre-school children from the local area.

Religous Activities

The work of BFGC Trust have a unifying purpose, which compells its members to edify (teach), encourage, exalt (praise God), equip and envangalise (spread the Word of God) what we like to call our "five Es".

The Source Young People's Charity is an inclusive local Christian Charity. We support and empower Young People aged 14-25 years living in Aldershot and the surrounding areas through bespoke 1 - 1 programmes and group work.

Hiring rooms to 70+ organisations, for educational, recreational and social activities. Organising events and activities including visits to properties, gardens, museums, galleries and concerts. Lectures, coffee mornings, indoor games and a library are provided. For younger residents awards are made for educational purposes including participation in the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme.

Peter Pan Playschool provides early years education for 2-4 year olds following the Early Years Foundation Stage. We offer term time sessions every weekday morning Monday to Friday, with optional extended hours on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. We are a packaway setting, based in the church hall at Eastwick Road Church in Bookham. We offer FEET and FEE funded places for eligible children.

We provide art sessions for vulnerable people experiencing mental ill-health and/or learning and/or physical disabilities. As well as respite from day-to-day pressures, through the provision of creative activities, Creative Response also offers participants social and community connection, helping to tackle loneliness and social isolation.

The Cecil and Hilda Lewis Charitable Trust is a grant making trust that makes awards to other registered charities engaged in the welfare of the elderly, disabled and children, and to educational and cultural organisations.

The Charity is a multi benefice Church of England parish, providing services to the local community and those further afield. The PCC promotes in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical.