Charities In Wiltshire

Parent body for Rushall Primary. We run fundraiser events throughout the school year to raise money for extra and inter curricular activities for all our children.

Fundraising for the benefit of St Mary's Church, Grittleton

The relief of sickness and preservation of good health of persons living principally in the counties of Hampshire, Dorset, Wiltshire and West Sussex by the provision of psychological services and advice for those with needs not met by statutory or third sector services.

Grantmaking to support education in Sudan, and in particular the Grace Secondary School.

Association representing Rescue Services in the South West of England

To educate the public in the dramatic, operatic and balletic arts to further development of public appreciation and taste in the said arts.

Disbursement of grants aimed at supporting the involvement of young people in brass band music in Wiltshire and the surrounding areas.This includes assistance with brass instrument purchase or repairs, support to brass instrument lessons or exam fees, and other support that meets the aims of the Trust

Gifts given to the elderly.

Provision of facilities for the benefit of the local community

Current activities include: Supporting the restoration of the Wilts & Berks Canal through Melksham which will regenerate the river area with commercial benefits for the whole town; Working with the local authorities in developing a scheme to improve the Market Place, High Street, and Bank Street; Monitoring planning applications and new developments to achieve quality schemes that improve the town

The charities aim is to improve the lives and the health of the sick, poor children and their families in and around Ozarichi, Kalinkovichi and the surrounding villages and hamlets in the district in the Gomel Region of Belarus. This is through grants and support. They still suffer ill health and medical conditions following from the Chernobyl Nuclear Reactor disaster on the 26th April 1986.

Religious

1. To promote Bradenstoke Cemetery as a place of historic and other interest and beauty; 2. To permit the Cemetery to be used as a public burial ground; and 3. To secure the repair restoration and preservation of the Cemetery, its monuments and buildings and other artefacts and their setting for the public benefit.

Marshfield pre-school is a charity run pre-school providing a pre-school education for children aged from 2 years until they start school. We are open from 7:30 until 6pm Monday to Friday 51 weeks a year. We also provide a before and after school club for the local primary school as well as a holiday club during school holidays for children aged between 2 and 11 years.

During the period the charity has continued its programme of educational symposiums aimed at research, development, peer discussion and review and collaboration with various contributors. It has also contributed to public forms, lectures, dissemination of its work via its website and white papers as well as offering consulting to various small businesses and organisations.

Operates in Swindon and Cornwall only.Does not receive donations .

Children's playground; playing field for use by prior arrangement with the Parish Council at least 4 weeks in advance.

The 2010 Club is a weekly club for individuals who have physical or mental issues. The activities carried out are electronic bingo,raffle,board games, darts, table football and a disco.

Our planned activities for 2018 include a family show at Cotswold Airfield on Sunday 16th September 2018 to meet and greet members of the emergency services and associated support groups and charities

Childcare and education of preschool aged children in Western Downland area

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the Cranborne Chase AONB landscape by inspiring everyone with an interest in this special landscape to get involved in its conservation and enhancement. To this end we aim to fund small scale conservation projects, develop education/training projects, work with volunteers and organise events.

The charity organises training to enable anyone, regardless of age, ability or experience, to gain the skills that will enable them to confidently and responsibly explore the past. This is achieved by running a series of weekend training courses on all practical aspects of archaeology from carrying out geophysical surveys to interpreting finds. In addition the charity runs a training excavation.

The Trustees manage Tisbury Reading Room - currently leased to Tisbury Parish Council. The Trustees lease this building, on a repair and maintenence basis, to the council to currently provide an office, information centre and meeting space for the local community.