Facilities Charities That specialise in Green space

We exist to:- to preserve the historic and architectural heritage of the wall, surrounding the world's first nature reserve in Walton, Wakefield, built by Charles Waterton and its immediate vicinity;- to educate the general public in its architecture, geography, natural and social history.

To help the poor and needy in Carlton in Lindrick. We rent allotments. We have nomination rights to two bungalows on the Green administered by Bassetlaw D.C. for which they pay us a peppercorn rent. We make grants to clients recommended to us by various agencies.

THE TRUSTEES SHALL HOLD THE TRUST FUND AND ITS INCOME UPON TRUST TO APPLY THEM TO THE PROVISION OF THE PROPERTY AND SHALL ACCORDINGLY HOLD ANY PROPERTY TO PROVIDE AND MAINTAIN AN OPEN SPACE TO BE KNOWN AS KINGSLAND MILLENNIUM GREEN FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE INHABITANTS AND TO BE USED FOREVER AS AN AREA FOR THE INFORMAL RECREATION PLAY OR OTHER LEISURE-TIME OCCUPATIONS A MEETING AREA OR PLACE FOR COMM

Management of Landkey Millennium Green

Gardening and growing vegetables in the community

Raise funds for the development of the village recreational field.

The society advances the education of the public in the knowledge, understanding and appreciation of ornithology, birds and birds study. It promotes the study and protection of wild birds by means of meetings, informative talks, field outings, surveys and exhibitions. It co-operates in the formation and maintenance of nature reserves.

To preserve, maintain and enhance for the public benefit the church of St James, its churchyard, Old School Room and Streamside Garden.

Maintenance and preservation of historic allotment gardens. To secure by purchase or by lease and then manage the gardens to provide allotment plots for local people to work. To educate local people about the importance of these gardens to the history of Sherwood and relevance within Nottingham City.

regeneration & community development of area known as Honeywood Gardens Estate

Covent Garden Community Association is the active, representative voice of Covent Garden, speaking for the residents and working population in this busy area of Central London. It is the recognised amenity society, consulted by Camden and Westminster councils on planning and licensing applications, public realm, environmental issues, housing and community safety matters.

Renting of Fields & Allotments held by the Charity and distributing the net income to the Poor Trust & Probus PCC.

Dream CIO provides a weekly meeting point for adults living with disabilities/impairments . It offers art/craft sessions, meals/trips a community cafe & speakers/ community involvement. It has an accessible community garden . It passes on information to the beneficiaries about disability related issues.

Protect and maintain Chappel Millennium Green - just under 5.5 acres of public open space in the Colne Valley, North Essex. To raise fund through arranged fundraising events.

Manage Hackney allotment provision and promote horticulture in the Borough.

General Scout Group activites

TLCT owns approximately 22 acres in Teston, which is on the northern slope of an attractive stretch of the Medway valley to the west of Maidstone. Three fields total approximately 17 acres, with one of the fields having some 500 yards of Medway riverbank. Income is generated from grazing and fishing. The remaining 5 acres is Ripton Farm. The Trustees are primarily the Parish Councillors of Teston.

Trull Meadow Trust owns and maintains approx. 6 acres of meadow in Somerset, adjacent to the Trull village allotments and Sherford Stream, for the benefit of informal recreation and relaxation by the public at large

Public concerts and private engagements. Brass Band Contests & Competitions. Club Entertainment, Weddings, Fetes, Garden Parties, Marches and Displays. Brass Band Music Tuition.

Provision of Village hall and garden

FOBBVS primarily fundraises to assist the school with additional equipment. It is currently looking to provide an outside sensory garden and to replace the hi fi sound system currently used in the hall.

We run Manor Park Community Garden for the benefit of local residents.

This charity is for the benefit of the population of the parish of Middle Rasen, Lincolnshire and community organisations therein.

It is the objective of the Trust to uphold the terms of the Conveyance of Miss Mary Eliza Corbett and to ensure that Ynysymaengwyn remains perpetually accessible to the public to enjoy as an place of natural beauty. The Trust works hard to preserve the tranquility of the woodland environment for the enjoyment and well being of the public and to safeguard the flora, fauna and wildlife of the area.

The hall provides a community building & facility for all the local community to use for recreation & sport. We help the general public & elderly community. We arrange a variety of events, ranging from medieval feasts, quiz nights, monthly lunches, band nights, pantomines, garden shows etc. Other clubs such as bowls hire the hall for their activities.