Facilities Charities That specialise in Green space

To ensure land known as Clerk's Patch is available to residents living in Coberley Village and is available for use as allotments.

Receipt of small amount of Investment Income and rents from land lettings

To provide and maintain an open space to be known as "Breeze Hill Millennium Green" for the benefit of the local inhabitants and to be used forever as an area for informal recreation, play, other leisure time occupations and a meeting place for community events or any other lawful purpose consistent with these aims for the general benefit of the community

Smart Parks was founded to promote the protection of animals at risk from cruelty and the conservation of endangered species across all geographies in a wide number of ways, through the use of technology and technological flying systems. Using drones has enabled us to work to protect the rhino and elephant populations in Africa from illegal poaching activities.

To provide funding for school children to visit Thornham which runs a walled garden used by special needs clients, and has access to twelve miles of footpaths.

The charity's is for the advancement on education about how dogs have contributed during times of conflict, through this education of this will inform people of what these dogs have accomplished in the face of conflict, through the construction of dedicated activities for dogs and their handlers to enjoy together, within existing common areas or footpaths.

Provides open space for the purposes of exercise and recreationfor the benefit of the inhabitants of Woolaston

Upkeep of Church drive and footpaths

THIS CHARITY ASSISTS WITH THE MAINTENANCE OF GARDENS

To raise funds for the school to build a multi-purpose garden shade/structure for outdoor learning/library/thinking space through Jumpathons/Skipathons, Discos, Christmas Fair, Termly Draw, Movie Mornings, Easter Fair, Talent Show, Sponsored Events, Summer Fair, applying for sponsorship from local businesses, becoming a Local Cause in the CoOp membership scheme, and we are registered with NCPTA.

MAINTAINING THE GARDEN OF REST IN BEER, EAST DEVON

The group seeks to protect the public rights of way and the coutryside in the parishes of Huntington,Hatherton,Saredon, Shareshill,Cheslyn Hay, Great Wyrley,Featherstone, Hilton and Essington

We work with local schools and other organisations in Downham to promote healthy nutrition. We have supported the clearing and development of local allotments. We have employed a nutritionist who has worked with the local Children's Services, the PreSchool Learning Alliance, schools, Downham Elderly Health and others to deliver education in nutrition and promote healthy eating.

A local group covering the Borough of Stafford within the County of Staffordshire we are volunteer members who want to improve life for those of us who need dignified access to town centres, shops offices and government buildings as well as parks and the countryside. Working to achieve better access for everybody identifying issues with access to roadways pavements and crossings.

Public open space

Supports St. Edwards Church, Goathurst.

The Oxfordshire Woodland Group aims to increase knowledge and understanding of all aspects of woodlands and to sustain the value of woodlands in landscapes and ecological systemsIt achieves these by developing projects in partnership with local authorities, businesses, community groups and other charities, raising funds through subscriptions, donations and various grants

The provision and maintenance of the Memorial Park in Alford as a place of recreation and relaxation for children of all ages.

Financial statements year ended 5 Apr 2006 TOCH, friends of Khaodobir, Bangladesh, The Anthony Nolan Trust We raise the fund for Shumon Momen School Under The Sky, This provide education to the deprived children on the tea estate in the tea gardens in Sylhet district of B'Desh. Secondly, we help the Anthony Nolan Trust financially for cure .

For the relief of poor and distressed Mason or their widows and children or for the benefit of such Masonic charities or charitable institutions as the member of the Lodge shall direct.

TO MAINTAIN THE RECREATION GROUNDS INCLUDING PLAY EQUIPMENT

Woodland management for public use in the vicinity of Sparkford and Queen Camel

provision of sporting facilities and public open space for use by the local community

The Charity continues to support educational and religious activities. No requests were made to the charity during the year.

The charity is working to secure the construction and maintenance of a definitive bridleway reconnecting the Flitch Way through Great Dunmow so as to form a continuous definitive bridleway between Rayne and Bishops Stortford together with a shared cycle track and footpath linking this definitive bridleway with Great Dunmow town centre as a public amenity.