Charities In Surrey

The Charity allocates funds raised by the Mayor's of Spelthorne to support charities providing benefits for the residents of the Borough of Spelthorne.

To advance the education of the pupils of Busbridge Infant School.To develop extended relationships between staff, parents & others associated with schoolTo engage in activities which support the school & advance the education of pupils attending it

A member of the Scouting movement

OPEN SPACES

(1) To assist in the planning, establishment, construction, provision and running of appropriate living accommodation and long-term adult life care services for vulnerable adults with autism and severe learning difficulties. (2) To advance the education of the general public in areas relating to autism.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS IN THE SCHOOL OR TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS IN THE SCHOOL IN PARTICULAR BY 1. DEVELOPING EFFECTIVE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN STAFF PARENTS AND OTHERS ASSOCIATED WITH THE SCHOOL; 2. ENGAGING IN ACTIVITIES OR PROVIDING FACILITIES OR EQUIPMENT WHICH SUPPORT THE SCHOOL AND ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS

The Village Hall is held on trust for the inhabitants of the Parish of Hascombe as a civic amenity.

Community Choir

The Gathering Charity Leatherhead is a Christian church, which operates primarily, but not exclusively in Leatherhead, Surrey. It's primary objective is the advancement of the Christian religion for the public benefit and it achives this through various means such as worship services, teachings, informal gatherings and other such activities.

Provision of self-contained accommodation in four flats for Christadelphians who are in need

The charity is an active Scout group which provides youth facilities to eligible young people under the guidance and rules of the Scout Association.

The Kelsey Trust's objects are 'to help children and young adults aged 21 and below in England and Wales who are from deprived backgrounds and/or are mentally and/or physically disabled to enjoy a better quality of life by making grants of money for providing or paying for items, services or facilities'.

302 MAKES GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITIES AND VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS

A grant-making charity for the relief of the poor or needy or for such other charitable purpose as the Club Council shall decide.

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The trustees have agreed to distribute £5000 per annum commencing July 2009 for a period of five years making a total contibution of £25000 out of existing and future income for the construction of a treatment room at the British School of Osteopathy.

Road Safety Organisation - providing guidance to motorcyclists to prepare them for The Institute of Advanced Motorists - Advanced Motorcycle Test

Owning land which it is seeking to develop to benefit young adults with profound and multiple disabilities and a project to enable young people to engage in sailing and other outdoor activities.. It is currently seeking planning permission for the site it owns.

Share information and raise awareness and carry out training programmes involved in clinical, health and/or social care; supporting clinical, health and/or social care staff and research including making grants; work with industry, charities, universities, the health service and any other relevant bodies to assist the progress of scientific discoveries, clinical breakthroughs and new technologies.

We support the school, children, families, teachers and governors by fundraising to help provide resources and opportunities for everyone. We encourage social interaction and the local community too.

Scouting activities in accordance with guidelines provided by the Scout AssociationThe Group has three sections: -BeaversCubsScoutsAll sections are open to boys and girls.

We promote community participation in healthy recreation by advancing the sport of Box Lacrosse, and of Lacrosse as a whole. To this end, we deliver inclusive opportunities to learn the sport on a monthly basis under the guidance of international coaches, and supplement this with the provision of match days and opportunities to play in tournaments in the UK and abroad.

Amateur Orchestra

Works with community arts organisations, giving performances and running workshops

The grounds are open to the General public and the buildings are used as a day centre for the provision of advice and support for older people