Charities In Wiltshire

to acquire and run and maintain Draycot Cerne Chapel

Income derived from investments and land rent,Distributed to village people on low incomes and various village organisations.At Christmas time.

Supporting various charities suppling emergency communications at events organised for the general public and organised groups

To provide special benefits of any kind not normall provided by the LEA for Downton Church of England School, Wilts

Provision of relief for the residents in the parishes of Great Hinton, Steeple Ashton & West Ashton

Give aid, within the ecclesiastical parish of Alderbury for the relief of poverty by making grants to needy indivuals.

To provide help to local groups and community facilities and services that are directly beneficial to, or closely associated with, the village of Oaksey

During April 2012 the charity purchased a property to be used for charitable purposes and for the public benefit through encouraging youth to take responsibility for their community. Since then the property has continued to be used for charitable purposes.

To provide women with educational opportunities and the chance to build new skills, to take part in a wide variety of activities and to campaign on issues that matter to them and their communities.

To own and manage the Rotary Hall in Chippenham, and to make grants to local , national and international good causes from the surpluses of running the Hall.

Financial support to Holy Trinity School, Great Cheverell, Devizes.

Support Sarum St Martin Church

The charity aims to advance the education of pupils attending Godolphin School by the provision, improvement, restoration, construction & maintenance of the School's buildings, the improvement of amenities for the School & for other charitable purposes in the advancement of education of pupils, & contribution to the wider Salisbury community through provision of facilities & range of initiatives

Provision of small grants up to ·200.00 to individuals in the Pewsey area.

The Charity was set up by a Mr Broome in the 1700s to help the education of the under priveliged in the village of Lyneham. These days the interest accrued from the lump sum is given annually to the school for the purchase of books.

Annually pays out the profits in equal shares to the four participating churches in Westbury Wiltshire, namely: West End Baptist Church, Providence Baptist Church, Westbury United Reform Church and Westbury Leigh and Stormore Baptist Church. The monies help to relieve poverty by donations being made to individuals who are connected to the participating churches.

maintaining church and churchyard at Holy Cross Sherston

our members make donations to charitable causes and we distribute them, at the discretion of the members, to masonic and non masonic charities

This charity aims to relieve the needs of people who have autism, ADHD and/or other related conditions or those awaiting diagnosis and their families in Hampshire and surrounding counties through providing finanicial assistance and practical support.

We are an independant local branch of the Radio Amateurs Emergency Network (RAYNET) who specialise in providing the community with communication facilities in times of emergency, and Public Safety at community events. We provide specialist communications links for community events attracting crowds from a few hundred to several thousands, and assist other Raynet groups nationally.

To provide social activities and moral support for local deaf people

Archaic and long standing charity to succour the poor and needy of the village. Held in trust for an emergency situation.

Fundraising and activities on behalf of the children and parents of the school. The Charity operates many different functions throughout the year, and funds raised are distributed to the school for use in teaching/trips/play.

The short to medium term aim of the Trust is:- to restore and maintain the WW1 regimental badges carved into Sutton Down, Wiltshire.- to investigate the history of the WW1 camps in Sutton Mandeville- to raise awareness and to educate the public of the parish's history during this period

The trustees continue to distribute funds for relief of the poor to the parishes designated in the will of the late Elizabeth Hodges dated 13th May 1723 together with a gift to the vicar of Shipton Moyne for preaching five sermons given dates: her own death, 14th April her father's death, 18th March her mother's death, 16th July her brother Thomas's death, 4th Feb her brother Escourt's death.