Charities In Swindon

Investment of capital from sale of the Reading room: the interest of which is to be used in furthering the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the Ecclesiastical Parish of St John the Baptist, Hannington

Refurbishment of Chiseldon village hall and support for local Chiseldon activities.

Provision of a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Wanborough.

We have planted 1500 tree whips and intend to plant another 8000 and clear paths in the area of Hreod Burna Urban Forest. We lease our land from Central Swindon North Parish Council. We planted approx 2,000 trees 2019/2020, and are now concentrating on planting a Miyawaki Forest this autumn/winter.

The Wroughton Community Trust makes grants to support a wide variety of projects and activities that improve the quality of life for people in the civil parish of Wroughton, Wiltshire.We fund a broad range of projects including: ecological, health, children and young people, arts and culture, the elderly, people with disabilities, and projects providing services in the community.

The charities of Treplett and others operate only in the town of Highworth and the nearby parish of South Marston. The charities aims are to promote the education of persons under 25 years of age who, or at least one of whose parents, are resident in the above area; and also to provide, for schools in the above area, benefits of a kind not normally provided by the local authority.

Charity was set up to help the poor and disadvantaged who live within the village of Coate and now also promotes functions and lectures to help bring the villagers together and improve social contact.

To provide funds for the welfare of blind or partially sighted people.

sports and recreation for physically disabled young people aged 12 to 30

The provision of recreational activities in the interest of social welfare, designed to improve young peoples' conditions in life. Providing support and activities which develop their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals.

For educational purposes.

To provide funds for the welfare of blind or partially sighted people.

THE MAIN ACTIVITIES THAT THE TRUST HAS ORGANISED IN RELATION TO ITS OBJECTIVES ARE:-+Ç PRODUCTION OF A NEWSLETTER -+Ç ORGANISATION OF A SERIES OF EVENTS AND TALKS TO INCREASE AWARENESS OF THE PROBLEMS AND OPPORTUNITIES FACING SWINDON.-+Ç MONITORING OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS AND TAKING PART IN CONSULTATIONS.-+Ç LIAISING WITH OTHER CAMPAIGNING ORGANISATIONS TO LOBBY ON PLANNING ISSUES ETC.

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The purchase and upkeep of a home for a retired Pastor, in accordance with the Charities activities.

To maintain, preserve and enhance St Margaret's Church and its church yard for the benefit of the local community.

The objects of the CIO are to acquire, conserve, reconstruct and display the tram known as Swindon Tram 13 for the public benefit and education and to preserve the heritage and history of the former Swindon tram service.