Economic and community development Charities

To keep the Richard Tottie Village Hall in good repair for the use in the community. The Village Hall is used by the Church, Parish Council, Young Farmers and assorted parties for young and old.

Charity owns a small piece of arable land in the village of BerghApton, Norfolk. Annually gives grants to individuals and groups resident in BerghApton.

Voluntary Rural Youth Provision in the Leamington/Rugby areas of Warwickshire

The Womens Insitute Is based onthe ideals of fellowship, truth,tolerance and justice, embracing the interests of both rural and urban communities.The main purpose is to advancethe education of women and girls for the public benefit.

Distribution of small financial gifts to residents of Navestock, Essex who are considered by the Trustees to be in need, for example, in the event of sickness, death, unemployment, personal difficulty and perhaps educational expense.

The Sutton Coldfield Civic Society is a member of Civic Voice. The society's aims are to encourage the conservation of the best of the architectural features of Sutton Coldfield, encourage the development of the highest quality of new buildings, and minimise the heavy noise levels of roads in the town centre.

Primary aim is to care for the beauty, history and character of Tiverton Town and its environs. Motto - Watch & Ward. Organise range of lectures, information plaques, heritage walks and social activities. Keep in close touch with the Town, Mid Devon District and Devon County Councils. Registered with Civic Trust and Outer SW Federation of Civic Societies and member of Devon Conservation Forum.

Rural youth club providing education and training to children/young people, based on agriculture and conservation issues. We also covers the arts and culture, there is sports recreation and we hold competitions locally, and nationally.

Civic amenity society.

conservation area planning matters,planting,advice,community enhancement talks,publications of local interest,supporting other local organisations.adopt a station.

Help lonely women back into society arrange trips and outings. Support local charities and overseas aid.

Teaches Young Members about the countryside, environment and agriculture, through talks, visits and competitions.

1. promote high standards of planning, architecture and design2.raise awreness of history, geography and conservation of the natural and built environment3.promote policies and projects that enhance quality of life 4. promote environmental, economic and social sustainability5. promote, preserve and improve features of historic or public interest6. promote civic pride

The Educational Foundation uses its income to help young people under the age of 25 who live within the parish of St Anthony's Church, Cartmel Fell. It provides assistance in purchasing text books, tools and other equipment necessary for their education. It also supports communal events for children to help foster friendship and community relations in a widespread rural area.

Village Civic Society including planning matter, local history and conservation.

The Town Estate has a small income from agricultural rents. This is divided between individual poverty, community poverty and educational needs, for the residents of Thorndon.

The Association is established for the public benefitfor the following purposes in and affecting the area of benefit:-To stimulate public interest especially in the physical environment.To promote high standards of planning andarchitecture.To secure the preservation, protection,development and improvement of features ofhistoric or public interest.

Environment/Conservation/Heritage

To improve and develop conditions of rural life, to advance education in citizenship,music, drama and other cultural subjects, and in all branches of agriculture,handicrafts,home economics,health and social welfare.

The Windlesham Society currently provides a range of community activities such as planning issues, Christmas and other events, and represents members views in accordance with the constitution.

Weekly club meetings both educational and social

THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC BY INCREASING AND MAINTAINING INTEREST IN ALL THINGS RURAL INCLUDING THE PRESERVATION OF MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT, VEHICLES RELATING TO INDUSTRIES, RURAL CRAFTS & RURAL TRADES AS WELL AS STEAM ENGINES AND ITEMS OF BYGONE DAYS

1. To promote high standards of planning and architecture in or affecting Whitstable.2. To educate the public in the Geography, History, Natural History and Architecture of Whitstable.3. To secure the preservation protection development and improvement of features of historic or public interest in Whitstable.

Youth Club for members 10-26 years old

In 2020 trustees made the decision to move from a London hub to participate in other parts of the country; opening their remit to further aid ex-forces and the wider community as follows: - General welfare support and help. - The arts, music and theatre - Learn for the Future Project -Training and development - Sustainable growing for the future - Help with housing - Social Enterprise formation