Charities In Windsor And Maidenhead

The charity's purpose is 1.To provide immediate assistance to Berkshire Mark Masons or their widows in time of need in compliance with our by laws; 2. Support to small local charities; 3. Support to one Berkshire-wide Charity each year;4. Support to National Charitable Giving through the Mark Benevolent Fund.Support to Option 1 will always receive first call on funds.

Activities within school - fairs and events for children.

To provide accommodation and space for various activities for children and general public.

Expenditure is used to assist school libraries and to fund extended hours at the Ascot Durning Library. Additional library hours funded at ?20,000 per annum.

The charity administers and manages almshouses at 80 Clarence Road and 148 & 150 Vansittart Road, Windsor primarily for persons aged 55 years and over. Residents should be sympathetic to the Christian ethos.

This is a Scout Group providing structured activities for young people between the ages of 6 and 14 years of age.

Provides scouting activities to boys and girls from age six to 18 through a Beaver Colony, Cubs Pack, Scout Troop and Explorer Scout troup.

The staging of non-professional productions and concerts.

Fundraising for the advancement of education and the advancement of the arts for the public benefit in particular by promoting the study and performance of music and the performing arts by children attending the schools of the Windsor Learning Partnership, Berkshire UK.

Maintaining Cheapside Village Hall for the benefit of the Village of Cheapside and the wider community The Hall is hired for regular activities, including Pre-School, Breakfast/teatime club for the local school, Yoga, Keep Fit, Choir and one-off parties. It is used for community events such as Village Fayres, Quiz nights, and other eventsAll funds are used for the upkeep of the Hall

Makes our Clewer Parish Hall available for a wide range of learning classes for all ages.

This charity owns a house currently let through agents. The rental income is used to support registered charities within the parish.

To hold an annual music, speech and dance festival

The purpose of Scouting is to contribute to the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities. As a Sea Scout group we follow the national programme for each training section, but with an emphasis on water-based activities.

The PTA raise funds to provide additonal facilites for the school.

We hold formal monthly meetings October to March, some include presentations by experienced beekeepers. April to September we meet social twice a month. At our teaching apiary members can get hands on experience and non-beekeepers can observe inspections. Volunteer members provide a swarm collection service and we rent out honey extraction equipment to local beekeepers.

Sport-ED empowers underprivileged youth in Slough and surrounding area through sports, education, and community engagement. Activities include a weekend school, homework clubs, 7 team football club, cricket, Box-Fit, martial arts, and girls-only sports. We also run health workshops, community safety programs, CV clinics, and enrichment trips, promoting confidence, teamwork, and healthy lifestyles.

The aim is to provide:* funds not available from the local education authority; and* supportto the students of the Sir William Borlase's Grammar School, in order to further their education and development.

we help financially sponsor disadvantaged children through their IT journey whilst providing them a pre loved laptop and entry to a virtual IT programme of learning

The aims of the Foundation are to undertake research and development aimed at the creation, testing and deployment of new vaccines against diseases of humans and livestock. The Foundation will have a particular focus on vaccines of the developing world where greatest needs exist for novel vaccines.

WMCT makes grants to voluntary organisations which promote moral education, or assist people suffering ill-health, poverty, mental or physical distress or who are in need of support in dealing with personal relationships. Beneficiaries must live within the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead.

Promoting the conservation, creation, maintenance, and study for the benefit of the public of places and objects of ornithological, arboricultural, entomological, botanical, zoological, or scientific interest or of natural beauty.

The corps is a private, totally independent voluntary organisation maintained by private subscription and fund raising, started over 115 years ago. It gives and develops moral, mental and physical training to boys and girls 6.5-18 years old to develop character, moral strength, good manners, self respect and self control via a military style organisation and structure.

The Fund exists to provide payments each quarter to people in Cookham who are on low incomes and who meet the requirements set out in the will of the Darby brothers, dating from the early 20th century.

To search for lost or missing vulnerable persons on behalf of the Emergency Services