Charities In Windsor And Maidenhead

Education/training of children/young people, sport and recreation.Provides open space facilities and buildings.

provision of almshouse accommodation

Preparation, promotion and performance of public choral concerts.

The objects of the Museum are to educate the public in the history of the Berkshire Yeomanry by public exhibition and management of the Museum's Collection by upholding the Regiment's traditions by maintaining Regimental memorials and by issuing publications such as journals and newsletters relating to the Regiment

Various events for children and families based around school calendar

We raise money to enhance the lives of the children who attend our school

Sale of Religious Books and associated articles. Sale of Tradecraft goods.Community Room

Award grants to local organisations

Relief of the poor and needy or for the benefit of other charitable institutions, societies and objects.

The charity's prime objectives are: To assist all members of the Charity to exploit and develop their skills for appropriate employment.To provide a place where advice and peer support for its members on future employment.To provide relevant training for employment and in coping with the impact of unemployment, including CV writing, networking, interview coaching techniques.

PROMOTING THE EDUCATION OF PUPILS OF TREVELYAN MIDDLE SCHOOL, INCLUDING BY RAISING FUNDS AND PURCHASING ITEMS THAT FACILITATE THE EDUCATION OF PUPILS EITHER DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY AND WHEN NEEDED ASSISTING IN SUPPORTING SCHOOL BASED EVENTS.

Fund-raising and community involvement

Raising funds for the preservation, repair, restoration and improvement of St Michael's Church, Bray including its churchyard and St Michael's Hall, and provision of articles for use in worship at the Church; also support for music and other charitable activities in the parish.

THE ACTIVITIES ARE:1. FUND-RAISING FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST MARY'S CHURCH, WINKFIELD, AND, IN PARTICULAR, ASSISTANCE IN SUPPORTING, ITS FABRIC, FITTINGS, ORGAN AND MUSICAL ACTIVITY, NORMALLY IN COLLABORATION WITH THE PCC. PRIMARY FUND-RAISING IS THROUGH SUBSCRIPTIONS BY FRIENDS.2. WHERE APPROPRIATE, MANAGE PROJECTS WITHIN THE SCOPE OF (1).3. MAINTAIN ACTIVE RELATIONSHIPS WITH THE FRIENDS.

The charity is still collecting donations in order to start using donations for the charity's objectives.

Fund raisingDisposal of funds by donationsOrganising events by way of service to communities

FOBGS was set up in 1989 to raise funds for a new kitchen extension and subsequently a new classroom extension in 2005. In recent years, fund raising activities have been scaled down to providing fun events and activities for the children throughout the year. In 2009 we had the go ahead for a new classroom so fund raising is being stepped up to help fund this.

The activities are undertaken in the Runnymede area and comprise:The positive recycling of quality household furniture and other household goods to needy and disadvantaged individuals and families.Undertaking short term projects for needy individuals and families e.g. gardening and DIYOrganising the collection and distributing of food for needy individuals and families.

The Charity owns a number of paintings, books, postcards and antique items of historical interest which all have a direct link with the Borough of Runnymede. Items are regularly displayed in the Chertsey Museum with the Literary items being stored at Royal Holloway College. The Charity looks to maintain and add to the Collections on a regular basis.

Village Hall.

Male Voice choir promoting public education in music by presentation of choral concerts, participation in music festivals etc. Assists members by furthering their knowledge of music, especially male chorus music. Provides practical encouragement to young musicians, both vocal and instrumental. Raises money for good causes through concerts.

Musical education & recreation. Fundraising support to other charitable bodies via concerts etc.

To help young people in the Eton Wick, Berkshire, and surrounding area through the provision of recreational and leisure time activities provided in the interest of social welfare, designed to improve their conditions of life. Develop their skills, capacities, and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as individuals.To support residents and community members of Eton Wick.

The production of live drama for the benefit of the general public and to promote a continued interest in the dramatic arts.

A supplementary weekend school for 7-14 year olds running each and every Sunday from 10-12.30pm.Educational courses for adults including arabic, essentials, parenting course, purification and drugs awareness evening.Community programmes includes football tournaments, cricket tournaments, weekly netball, circuit training sessions, aerobics classes, picnic in the park for elders.