Charities In Wiltshire

Supporting Baydon Wiltshire residents entering advanced education. Also supports Baydon Primary School.

Assist with the maintenance of the tower and bells of the church of St John the Evangelist, Sutton Veny

Village Hall charity

Crudwell Trust - Poors Money

The charity gives small amounts of money each Christmas to poor, elderly people living in the parish of Hilperton, Wiltshire.

Relief of poverty in village of Chitterne

Support the education of our children at the Village School.Makes grants.

Supporting financially current & former students of Shaftesbury School and its predecessor schools (Shaftesbury Grammer School, Shaftesbury High School, Christy's School) who undertake travel to further their education and/or professional training.

Provide a recreation ground for the parish of Donhead St Mary

Supports Winterslow C of E (Aided) Primary School

Producing and providing local free talking newspapers for blind, visually impaired and housebound people.

Religious affairs

Promotion of musical performances in Malmesbury Abbey, and other musical activities for the benefit of the membership and the local community.

Musical concerts and education

A Bursary fund for children attending a Somerset Outdoor and Residential Learning Service (SORLS) holiday and enrichment Courses. APPLICATION FORMS FOR A GRANT MAY BE OBTAINED FROM KILVE COURT OFFICE (01278 741270). GRANTS MAY BE GIVEN TO STUDENTS DEPENDING ON INDIVIDUAL FINANCIAL CIRCUMSTANCES FOR KILVE COURT COURSES ONLY.

Conservation and organic management of Colham Farm.

Relief of poverty for elderly people residing in Kingston Deverill

Relief of poverty in the parish of Sutton Veny and support for the church of St John the Evangelist, Sutton Veny

Relief of poverty in the parish

Provides recreational area.

Based in Wiltshire, the charity raises money through local fund raising events such as dances, quizes and social evenings in order to assist children enter the world of ice skating at local rinks

Relief of poverty for residents of Ham

NONE WE HAVE JUST AN INVESTMENT WHICH IS DISTRIBUTED EACH YEAR

SHARE is a free at the point of use counselling service for young people between the ages of eleven and twenty five who would like to talk to a trained counsellor.

In December each year we draw ?6 from the account and this is distributed to the deserving in the parish.