Education Charities

We give grants to those going overseas to help in a voluntary capacity in schools, churches and hospitals. The applicant must pay for their travel themselves and not receive any renumeration for the work they will undertake.

Fund raising activities in support of the provision of resources and activities for the benefit of the children of Grange over Sands primary school

Establishing Food Security. Growing food for nutrition to prevent malnutrition and improve mental and physical health by promoting effective waste management systems. Installing DRY sanitation systems to prevent ground water pollution and the spread of disease. Train awareness to generate self sufficient communities, schools and villages thus avoiding Government and charitable handouts for food.

Money is raised at Annual events on the school premises, the PA then discuss with Gresham Primary School Teachers what additional equipment is required by the school that is not budgeted for. Once the target figures are reached the PA then purchase the equipment for the school to the benefit of the children at Gresham.

Raising funds to aid the social and educational development of the pupils of Stewart Fleming Primary School and occasionally The Pioneer Academy.

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.

Friends of Colnbrook raise funds by holding various events throughout the year to enhance the resources and education of the pupils of Colnbrook School, which is a Special School for primary aged children with moderate and severe learning difficulties.

To advance public awareness of Choral Music. To entertain audiences at the same time To safeguard, uphold and preservethe Musical Heritage and alnguage of Wales. To promote the pursuit of Musical Excellence in local schools and encourage the pursuit of Musical excellence at the Welsh College of Music and Drama through an award system Through out Wales, Europe and other parts of the world.

We provide premises for use as a Unitarian Church and Sunday School. A wide range of groups have access to our facilities.

We provide young men and women (aged 10 to 18) with opportunities to participate in a wide variety of activities aimed at increasing fitness, team skills and building character, using the Roayl Navy as a model.

We support the protection, preservation and enhancement of gardens and open spaces which are open to the public, particularly in disadvantaged parts of London. We also assist gardens in schools. We do this by giving modest grants and providing advice and information.

The main activity is the work of the IFA Board which agrees the strategy to achieve the maximum benefit to our members and the public. Meetings also attended with other Air Safety organisations which include; EASA, RAeS & ICAO airworthiness panel. In addition to the above IFA sponsors the attendance of it's members staff on Airworthiness courses and Scholarships.

The charity provides support for people under the age of 25 who are living in Paddington and who are in need of financial assistance to enable them to persue their education. The charity also makes annual grants to voluntary-aided schools in Paddington for repairs or physical alterations.

To provide benefit, service and facilities for Lady Hawkins' School, Kington and to promote the education of persons who:a. are under the age of 25 andb. are in need of financial assistance andc. are attending or have attended the School ord. were born or are resident in the area of benefit

Woolpit Institute hires out meeting rooms and kitchen facilities for community groups such as the Parish Council, special interest clubs, after-school activities, table tennis and classes. A luncheon club provides meals for the elderly. Fund raising events such as coffee mornings are held. The rooms may be hired for private functions. The local museum is housed within the institute building.

Newport & District Schoolboy/Schoolgirl Football Age Group 11-15 years. We organise activities that promote Association Football in the schools of Newport and the surrounding area.

The charity continues to support children and maternity hospitals in local villages. Also supporting a sanskrit childrens school, giving food aid to needy people.

Fundraising activities such as Disco's, Summer Fair, Christmas Bazaar, Christmas Cards, Easter Fair, and fashion show. Items are bought for the school with the funds raised such as Books, Playground Developments, Classroom Resources, and Visualisers.

The St James Dudley Foundation provides financial support to the Governing Body towards the upkeep of the School.

The group provides scouting activities to children and young people in the villages of Fair Oak and Horton Heath. The group runs a beaver colony, cub pack and scout troop. A full range of weekly activities is provided in school term times, together with regular outdoor pursuits and camps

Providing Scouting for Young people aged 4 to 18 in the Coggeshall area

Assists and trains christian preachers of all denominations by running courses and publishing a journal.

Objects of the fund:a) To further education in international understanding of children throughout the world without distinction of race, religion or politics so that they may grow to maturity conscious of their responsibilities as human beings;b) To develop the individual child's potential for co-operation with others; and,c) To further research contributing to this work.

Fund raising in order to promote the educational aims of the parents and teachers of Rhiwbina Primary School and benefit all the children attending the school.

FUND RAISING TO IMPROVE SCHOOL FACILITIES