Economic and community development Charities

The Foundation supports the needs of people with disabilities. It also has the power to assist their needy dependants. These objectives are fulfilled in practice by raising appeal funds for its two associated charities, the Papworth Trust and Enham Trust, both of which are concerned with the training, employment and housing of people with disabilities and their families.

To promote high standards of planning and design.To educate the public in the geography, history, natural history and architecture of Bollington.To secure the preservation, protection, development and improvement of features of historic and public interest.

Sidvale Africa Link is a small charity that promotes friendship and cooperation between the people of the Sid Valley in East Devon and the people of the Bolero District in Northern Malawi. Since 1986 this charity has assisted the people of Bolero with various agricultural and educational projects. There have, over the years, been many visits to the area by people from East Devon.

Promoting civic pride.

Conventional Civic Society with activities as noted below

The preservation and promotion of art, culture and literature through workshops in classical temple music and dance, a handicraft project as part of a rehabilitation programme for homeless women, maintenance of archives and a library of relevant literature and an agricultural arts project. SAT works in conjunction with an Indian charitable trust.

Trustees, appointed by Bamford with Thornhill Parish Council: Mrs S. Thorp, Mr H Becket, Mr G H St D Danks, Mrs C Cotton. Objective, to benefit the labouring poor of Bamford. Assets include 2.75 acres of agricultural land which is let for summer grazing.

Collection of rent from agricultural fields. The income is used to aid needy people in Keddington, or to make occasional donations to charities.

finacial assistance to young people for further education or job training

To promote and organise such activities as may be necessary for the preservation and improvement of the character and amenities of Bridgnorth, its riverside, and the town's rural surroundings including buildings, monuments, natural features and other features of historical, architectural or scenic interest.

THE TOWN COUNCIL ADMINISTERS THE CHARITY FUND FOR THE BENEFIT OF RESIDENTS OF THE STONE URBAN AREA.NON ON-GOING FUND RAISING ACTIVITIES.

As a Civic Society serving the needs of all groups in the community.

Provision of allotment, market garden and agricultural land.

Giving of grants to young people to travel abroad to experience different forms of agricultural practice.

Looking after agricultural land in village on behalf of parish church and parish council.

Community and Welfare GrantsThe income generated could be used as follows (original wording):(i) In relieving in cases of need, persons resident in the Urban District of Frimley and Camberley who are eithera) aged or impotent, orb) sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm(ii) In or towards providing, developing or maintaining public open spaces and recreation groun

The provision of radio communications in cases of civil emergency and to assist statutory and voluntary emergency bodies i.e., St. John Ambulance, Red Cross, etc. As part of our training, we provide communications to organisers of sporting and community activities, such as cross-country equestrian events, marathons, carnival parades, etc.

The charity supports educational and humanitarian projects overseas and supports educational and community activities within the Sedgefield community. The charity generally supports groups but can also support individuals.

The promotion of Agriculture by the encouragement, promotion and improvement of the breeding of Holstein Friesian Cattle in the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland with particular reference to Norfolk

The encouragement of agriculture and agricultural employees in their various crafts and to promote good farming, breeding and rearing livestock and horses. This is put into practice by organising annual Farms Competitions, a Ploughing Match and Country Fair, Agricultural Machinery Demonstrations and Long Service Awards and the annual Surrey County Show.

To stimulate public interest. To promote high standards of planning & architecture. To secure the preservation, protection, development and improvement of features of historic interest. To protect and improve the environment.

Weekly club meetings booth educational and social

Rural youth movement for young people aged between: 10 and 26 years, involving Educational Skills, Social, Sports & Competitions.

The Joseph Clarey Charity incorporating the St peter Toynton Relief in need Charity. Toynton relief in need charity has been merged into The Joseph Clarey charity. Toynton relief in need owns and consists of 2 parcels of land, The poor Close Meadow and the Poor Close Arable which it rents on an annual basis. The money raised is distributed to poor and needy individuals, who live in the village.

education advice and legal advice services