Charities In Windsor And Maidenhead

FUND RAISING FOR CHILDREN AND ELDERLY OR MEDICAL

HELPING CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE WITH DYSLEXIA AND SPLD

EDUCATION

Driver Training

Active in improving the environmental, cultural and heritage amenity of Maidenhead

Running a biennial arts festival in Cookham.

To organise holidays for children with special needs in the Thames Valley region.

Benefit of students who are unable to afford activities beyound school curriculum and which otherwise cannot be funded by other means

Medical museum and archive services

Fundraising for the provision of equipment/furnishings necessary to enhance the wellbeing of patients, their care and facilities generally.

Fundraising through holding events to raffles to raise money to benefit the children of our school.

Families

Organises day schools and visits to historic archives, publishes local history research and provides contacts between local history societies in Berkshire.

General charitable purposes - 101General public/Mankind - 207Makes grants to individuals - 301Makes grants to organisation - 302

Operation of a volunteer private car driver service for elderly people to attend medically related appointments.

Provision of news and magazine recordings to the visually impaired in the Maidenhead area.

We represent all people in Berkshire West affected by a neurological condition.

Offering projects, youth support and activities for young people in the Cookham area.

To promote arts and cultural activities. To represent, consult and advise a large number of local affiliated societies and support their activities.

SERVING HUMANITY IS A NON-PROFITABLE, NON-SECTARIAN, NON-POLITICAL ORGANIZATION WORKING TOWARDS EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS PROJECTS BY FOSTERING SELF- RELIANCE, SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND SELF-SUSTAINED OPPORTUNITIES AND AVAILABLE RESOURCES. ITS AIMS ARE TO ASSIST AND SERVE HUMANITY REGARDLESS OF COLOUR, ETHNICITY, RELIGION OR BELIEFS WORLD WIDE.

Promotion of the study of Astronomy. Talks and events for society members. Open evenings for the public, school and community groups, etc. Visits to schools, etc to give information and guidance on observation equipment and its use.

Small archaeological surveys; post excavation work; geophysical surveys; small museum collection; reference collections of borderware, clay pipes and iron age finds; dedicated library of books on archaeology and history; experimental archaeology projects; support for local history, YAC and Y3A groups.