Facilities Charities That specialise in Green space

We buy unproductive land to create community woodland and wild spaces, to increase biodiversity and benefit wildlife and people. We run work parties, educational, artistic and social events. We work closely with our local primary school to give all pupils experience of this work and ensure sustainability. We are the parish Tree Wardens and plant and maintain trees and hedges in our village.

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation protection and improvement of the natural environment by the creation and preservation of urban and rural wildlife sanctuaries and woodland creation.And to advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the natural environment within the Ribble Valley area.

The object of the charity is to help relieve sickness and distress caused by diseases of the breast in Hertfordshire. To this end it has aquired specialist equipment to be placed in and developed a volunteer group at the new Breast Cancer Unit at Welwyn Garden City and instigated a support group to offer advice to beneficiaries and raise awareness of the need for better facilities.

THE PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT, ITS FLORA AND FAUNA, IN THE CAERPHILLY AREA FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, AND IN PARTICULAR TO PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT OF SUSTAINABLE WOODLANDS, THEIR MANAGEMENT AND USE AS PUBLIC AMENITIES AND HAVENS FOR WILDLIFE.

Provision and maintenance of a Village Hall and garden, for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Beverston, including use for meetings, lectures and classes, as well as recreation and leisure, with the objective of improving the conditions of life for the inhabitants. The charity also manages and organises a third party lettings business in order to help meet the cost of its operations.

The Halesworth Millennium Green CIO maintains a 50 plus acreage of public open space including meadows, woodlands, a community orchard, ponds, dykes, hedges, copses, a heritage railway, the New Reach and a section of Sustans Number 1 cycle path. The Green is be used forever as an area for the public to enjoy informal recreation, play, exercise or other leisure-time activities.

The Green Backyard is a vibrant community gardens open to everyone. We are passionate about health, wellbeing and sustainability. We host a market garden run by Project Abundance, we work also with individuals, site partners and groups from across Peterborough. On site we also host a refill shop, bike repair project, men's shed, children's groups and various educational workshops and activities.

Education of the public by promotion, support, assistance and improvement of the City of Salford Museums in co-operation with management and staff. This has included a project to mark the centenary of WW I, assisted by a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund, projects to further develop the gardens at Ordsall Hall as a heritage resource and supporting local heritage magazine The Salford Link.

Leases land for the provision of allotment plots to the residents of Upper Midway and surrounding areas. Distributes excess produce to those in need via food banks and direct donationProvides access via the onsite shop/office to allotment related advice, guidance and equipment

Environmental conservation - conserving existing woodland and planting new woodland

To fund raise to provide equipment and activities to support the education of the pupils of the school

FUND RAISING FOR THE FABRIC OF ST NICHOLAS CHURCH PLUCKLEY: OPEN GARDENS, HARVEST SUPPER

Basic fund raising school oriented events. Specific examples in 2013 are Christmas Fete, Summer Fete, School Disco, Move-a-thon, cake/ice cream sales.

Miscellaneous sums to support the provision of parks and open spaces.

Providing a village hall and a community meadow for the benefit of everyone in the village regardless of religious belief, political persuasions for meetings, lectures and other activities

Development of wildlife areas, protection of wildlife within Castle Point and management of local woodlands.

To promote the provision of Falcon Meadow for as a place for recreation or other leisure time occupation and to promote for the benefit of the public the conservation protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of Falcon Meadow.

To make a substantial contribution to the life of the community, an area to be enjoyed by people of all ages and abilitiesAn attractive place to visit, a communal meeting place for shared enjoyment.Be used for community events and celebrations and have significant 'natural' areas where visitors can enjoy Nature and wildlife first hand. Make a positive contribution to the local environment

We manage the playing field and children's play area. We raise money and involve village residents in fund raising and social events. Local businesses support our work financially and we have an effective working relationship with them and our Parish Council. Castleton Primary School now use a dedicated woodland area for environmental studies. The field is open to the general public.

The operation and management of the Rotherfield Millennium Green in Rotherfield, East Sussex.

Maintenance of the Himley Garden of Memory.

The trust supports ecological research and education at Buffelskloof Herbarium in Mpumalanga, South Africa (www.bknr.co.za). Situated in a pristine reserve of high forest and mountain grassland this offers a superb environment to study several rare, and increasingly endangered, richly diverse African ecosystems

The Charity Trustees' role is to distribute monies received from land, allotments (occupied by tenants) and investments for the parish of Hindringham,which are collected by the Hon. Secretary.

we are a church organisationYouth/Children Activities - Parks activities Barbecue day Trident/Church Special lectures on Crimes Donations to other churches to Grate Ormond Hospital Christian Aid Charity individual needy

Educational and informative lectures, social occasions to enhance rural living, visits to theatre, gardens and London with a WI college guide. Visiting sick members. Limited fund raising (coffee mornings) to ensure that we have the funds to run the activities.