Charities In Surrey

Sport-ED empowers underprivileged youth in Slough and surrounding area through sports, education, and community engagement. Activities include a weekend school, homework clubs, 7 team football club, cricket, Box-Fit, martial arts, and girls-only sports. We also run health workshops, community safety programs, job fairs & enrichment activities - promoting confidence, teamwork & healthy lifestyle.

The Trust Deed permits any charitable purpose. In practise most grants are made as indicated under A13.

We organise several outings each year for our visually-impaired members, hold monthly social evenings, with talks and quizzes, and arrange regular hydrotherapy sessions for interested members. We run an advice line & offer support to our members as well as a drop-in information service at our offices.

Promote the education of the general public in the appreciation of music by public performance.

Fundraising events such as Summer and Xmas Fair

We raise money through running events such as, quizzes, bonfire night, ball for the benefit of the school, parents and local community. The money will go towards providing educational help, social gatherings, school funding for equipment, after school clubs for the teachers, staff and children to make use of. We operate within Surrey and Hampshire.

FUNDRAISING FOR SCHOOL

Fundraising for the benefit of Walton Oak School and its pupils.

Managing the Marwick, Hall, Puttenham, Surrey

Supporting extra curricula activities, funding the purchases of specialist toys and equipment for children with severe learning and physical disabilites who attend the school

Organises fund-raising and social events for the children of St Lawrence primary school, their parents/carers and the local community.

General charitable purposes including,education,feeding,caring,relief from poverty,economic community development amongst the very poor. Helping the disabled with schooling and medical aid. Preaching the Gospel and Relief in times of disasters.

Unit meetings, adventure days, outings, trips, sleepovers, pack holidays and camps for Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and Rangers. Girls enjoy weekly activities linked to their age appropriate programmes run by trained volunteers.

a) To relieve the suffering of Horses, Ponies and Donkeys who are in need of care and attention by:i) Establishing a sanctuary for the care of such animals and rehabilitate them. ii) The provision of proper caring homes for them.iii) To educate the public on all matters concerning the welfare of Horses, Ponies and Donkeys.

Provision of 8 talks on a variety of topics per year, outings to places of interest such as National Trust properties, Gardens, seaside resorts and ports, guided London walks such as the Suffragette and Hugenot tours, the Supreme Court, Houses of Parliament, social events such as lunches, quizzes, theatre and cinema trips, an annual holiday, and access to 50 groups offering different subjects.

As a Parent Staff Association, we run activities to develop effective relationships between the staff, parents and children, such as bingo nights, quiz nights, children's discos, etc. The money raised is used to provide facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

The Society usually puts on 3 public concerts of choral music during the year, and participates in the Leith Hill Musical Festival (a competitive Festival).Students from the secondary boarding school in Mickleham are encouraged to join the regular members in these concerts.

The Charity uses hand drumming by individuals and groups to bring therapeutic & empowering benefits to all in an inclusive way, irrespective of age,race,colour creed or gender.The Charity focuses on benefitting disabled or special needs children and adults, the elderly, the mentally ill or unemployed, among others. Working with other charities, schools and community groups reaching those in need.

Performance of choral music for the local community

To advance education of pupils in Greenfield School in particular by: 1. Developing effective relationships between staff, parents and others associated with the school. 2. Engaging in activities for providing facilities & for equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

The Charity raises funds which are used to help maintain the fabric of the historic Old Palace.

The Croydon Dyslexia Association is affiliated to the British Dyslexia Association. Our aim is to support teachers, parents, young people & children in the Croydon area who are affected by dyslexia or associated specific learning difficulties. We work closely with the Croydon SENSS team, the Borough's Library Service & we also support& liaise with a local adult dyslexia group.

The Old Kiln Light Railway (OKLR) aims to maintain the industrial, cultural and military heritage of how local railways brought about transformation during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This includes how steam power enabled new ways of transporting goods and people faster and over longer distances than was previously possible by horsepower and barges, leading to the growth of towns.

Education of the public and in particular the middle aged and older people who are not in full-time employment. The provision of facilities for education, leisure and recreational activities for the above.

General Fundraising for school purposes including bazaars, cake sales, quiz nights, shopping evenings