Charities In West Sussex

We are an independent, voluntary, non profit charity that supports The Spires Cleft Centre at Salisbury District Hospital and The John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford and the patients and their families who are treated there. With your help every penny and effort goes to help the Spires Cleft Team, along with a multitude of activities and items for all local cleft children and their families.

conservation Education(cookery,craft,gardening etc) bursery offered to members.

Advancement of religion, the advancement of education among the young, the amelioration of social problems,the relief of poverty amongst the elderly and former employees of Sound Diffusion

Hire of boats and equipment to support youth sail training in the RYA L&SE Region.Disbursement of bursaries to young sailors in the RYA L&SE RegionDisbursement of grants to youth sail training organisations in the RYA L&SE Region

Fundraising for the school. Bakes sales, serving refreshments, organising events such as table top sales, firework night, quiz night, Summer & Christmas fair, Raffles, Christmas cards. Recycling old uniforms.

General charitable purposes

Art Club, Knitting Group, Luncheon Club, Walking Activities

To stimulate interest in the appearance of Littlehampton, ensure preservation of architechtural and historic features, encourage participation in local planning, promote interest in conservation policies, protect and improve amenities. By monthly meetings, checking weekly planning lists, representation at local enquiries, reporting on council meetings, publishing a newsletter on local issues.

StART is a group of local residents who supply, install and maintain a number of defibrillators in and around the village of Storrington in West Sussex. These are installed in yellow weatherproof cabinets and are accessible 24/7. Training in CPR and in the use of the defibrillators is available via the contact telephone number in each of the defibrillator cabinets.

Promote the benefit of the inhabitants of the area of benefit without distinction of sex, sexual orientation, nationality, age, disability, race or of political, or other opinions, by associating together the said inhabitants and the statutory authorities, voluntary and other organisations in a common effort to advance education, recreation and leisure-time.

To fund visits and treats for pupils attending West Hoathly CE Primary School

Fundraising to enable sporting activity in the village

The Association strives to provide high quality services to physically disabled people in Surrey, their families, professionals and others concerned with disability by providing the following: self-catering holiday chalet and bungalows, disability equipment showroom, mail order catalogue and equipment loan.

GIVE TO OTHER CHARITIES- PARTICULARLY THOSE THAT HAVE A RELIGIOUS BIAS

Any charitable purpose connected with the village of Amberley.

Relief of poverty in West Wittering.

Fund raising

Grants to members of Quaker meetings who are undertaking futher education or training to equip them for work.

Provides a fixed annual sum for help on maintenance costs for Charlwood Chapel.

General charitable purposes for the benefit of elderly residents of Heyshott as decided by the Chairman, John Murray and Richard Stubbs Trustee.

We assist with the purchase and maintenance of paintings and object d'art, and with financial support to museum events, museum projects, both capital and revenue, as requested by the Museum Team and agreed by the majority of Committee Members. We run a series of monthly educational lectures to bring history and the arts to the local community.

The charity continues to give modest financial support to those in Lindfield who are in need, hardship or distress, It also meets the cost of an annual party for those elderly living alone.

Christian meeting hall and free distribution of Christian material

We produce a modest income from local fetes, open days and a gift aid scheme. The proceeds are used to provide "extra" items such as gifts and outside trips for the residents of a home for people with learning disabilities, which are not provided by local authority grants.

The purpose of the Fund is to help the youth of Shipley Parish to develop talents which they would have difficulty in financing themselves. Those eligible are those under 25 who live in the Ecclesiastical Parish of Shipley or who are, or have been pupils at Shipley Primary School, William Penn School in Cooham, or are current or past Scouts or Explorer Scouts in the 1st Shipley Scout Group.