Charities In Wiltshire

Educational trust, established in the late 18th century which provides grants to young persons under 25 years of age who are resident in the County of Wiltshire, but with a preference for those residing in the town of Devizes and who are in need of financial assistance.

We are a small local charity run entirely by volunteers. We provide blind and partially sighted people with a monthly audio magazine. our aim is to provide a variety of general-interest magazine articles together with a selection of factual and news-related items. By making full use of the Royal Mail 'Articles for the Blind' service we are able to provide this facility without any charge.

The recreation ground and the included play area are maintained by trustees for the benefit of residents, visitors and guests. There is a small football pitch with goalposts, a basketball net, playground and a large open area. There is a small pavilion and toilet. The ground is great for childrens parties, playing outdoor games and having fun.It has easy access and parking.

Management and maintenace of a village hall which is owned by the charity. This hall, the Reading Room, can be hired and used for various community activities.

VILLAGE USE HALL USED BY THE LOCAL COMMUNITY FOR JUMBLE SALES, KEEP FIT SCOUTS, CUBS AND SOCIAL GROUPS, VILLAGE FETE ALL PROCEED OF EVENTS FINANCE THE UP KEEP OF THE HALL AND SURROUNDING AREA

The objects of the charity are advancement of education in the art and science of musicians and in particular to 1) provide specialist tuition and performance for young musicians in the field of authentic performance practice; and 2) to provide bursaries to assist in the purchase of instruments for young musicians. All are undertaken to further our charitable purposes for the public benefit.

education arts/culture sport/recreation environment/conservation/heritage economic/community/development/employment other defined groups

Provides financial relief for the elderly and the disabled in the Westbury area

General Charitable Purposes in the Parish of Ogbourne St George, Wiltshire.

Assistance to those who are sick or in financial difficulties resulting from sickness

EDUCATION AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WITH AN INTEREST IN THE COUNTRYSIDE

To advance the education of the public in French language, French literature, french history, and French culture in the City of Winchester and the surrounding region.

Activities in support of Pewsey Vale School

supplies solar powered lighting to educational establishments in developing countries throughout the world to improve the education of people who do not have access to electricity, or cannot afford the service.

help in the community

Relief of poverty and hardship amongst the parishoners of Great Cheverell

Provision of networking available to members of the general public, small and medium/large businesses in the improvement of health, safety and environmental management at work.

To beautify and assist in the maintenance of the fabric, fixtures and fittings of the Church of Holy Trinity Calne in the Diocese of Salisbury.Arrange and provide for or join in arranging and providing for the holding of exhibitions, meetings, lectures and classes.Raise funds by any lawfull means and receive contributions.Make grants to Calne & Blackland PCC.Invest monies of the Friends

The aims and objectives of the Wiltshire Squash are set out in our constitution and our activities include the running of county leagues, the participation in Inter-County Squash, the running of county championships, coaching across all gender and age ranges. Wiltshire Squash is open to all. Wiltshire Squash is affiliated to England Squash, the UK governing body for the sport.

The Lanfear Trust operates as specified in A8a,b,c but all applications are restricted to students residing in Ramsbury & Axford in Wiltshire only.

Maintenance and enhancement of Green for benefit of the community

To advance the education of the public through theatre and live performance in the subject of performing arts.To act as a resource for young people up to the age of 25 living in the South West by providing advice and assistance and organising programmes of physical, artistic, educational and other activities.

The provision of financial and other assistance to the elderly, the young and the needy of the parish. Maintenance of the tradition of the founding bequest by providing bread to villagers who attend the annual Dobbin Day Church service.

We are a small committee made up of parent volunteers whose aim is to fundraise for the schools Special Needs children and put back every penny of that money into purchasing specialist equipment for our children. This may be anything from sensory resources, furniture, specialist outdoor equipment, send pupils on a residential holiday, or saving to purchase a new minibus.

To offer friendship and companionship. To improve and develop the quality of life, particularly in rural areas for women and their families. Advance the education of women in citizenship and public issues, national and international.