Facilities Charities That specialise in Green space

Annual payments are made to each of the following charities:- The Woodland Trust, Community of All Hallows, RSPCA and NSPCC.

We raising funds to purchase a plots of land to create a burial garden where families can lay their beloved sons and daughters, born through a late miscarriage to rest. A place to give comfort for grieving families. And a place to show the world our much loved babies existed with meaning and purpose.

The KVTST oversees the management of, and encourages activities in, woodlands in the village of Knockholt and the surrounding area.The charity encourages the involvement of all members of the community in the enjoyment of woodlands and provides advice plus associated events which enhance the environment.

Evangelical outreach. Maintenance of, and new facilities at St Catherine's Church Pettaugh: Improvement of worship and meeting facilities; disabled access; heating/power provision; maintenance and improvement of adjacent Church Meadow for evangelical and secular use; all for the overall good of the local people.Expenses: the trustees do not claim or draw any expenses or costs.

Maintain an ancient woodland

Loch Neaton is an area in Watton Norfolk managed by unpaid trustees . The water of approx 2 acres is used by people as a fishing venue while the surrounding area is landscaped with facilities for picnics. Footpaths around the lake are used by dog walkers and pedestrians. This recreation area was given to the people of Watton by benefactors who wanted the people to have a unique leisure facility.

Vision for Bangladesh is a Christian charity seeking to eliminate avoidable blindness amongst the Tea Garden and other deprived communities in Bangladesh. The charity provides primary eyesight assessments and basic health education through the Christ Foundation for Bangladesh church, and resources BNSB eye hospital in Moulvibazar to provide appropriate treatment and surgery.

The funds are to be used at the discretion of the trustees for relieving persons resident in River Parish who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress. Exceptionally, they maybe made to residents outside but immediately adjacent to River Parish if the Trustees feel they should be treated as residents.

Administer and manage the Village Green for the inhabitants of the area of benefit

Provide financial support to the needy of Trimley St. Martin from the funds obtained from the interest on investments and allotment rents

Provision of nature park & summer house for use of public.

The relief of persons resident in the area of benefit who are in need, hardship or distress.

To protect the preservation, restoration, maintenance of the Hilly Fields Bandstand and improvements of Hilly Fields as a public Park, and to encourage a greater recreational use by the public. Concerts and children's entertainment are given at the bandstand during the Summer months, which are free of charge. Money is collected at each event and donated to local Charities.

Oversees the upkeep and management of Woodchurch Village Green

PUBLIC PARK

Gift to I.O.W gardens trust ·250 sponsorship for RHS cert. 2yr course local student at Ventnor Botanical Gardens.

Public open space comprising grass highway verge.

The objects of the trust are to provide a wide range of educational facilities in a woodland setting for schools, youth groups and the general public.

Provision of Village amenity

provision of green space for informal recreation

APWGG's core activity is to maintain for public use the Georgian Walled Garden left to the people of Coventry by a public benefactor. In addition, and to raise funds, the charity runs community events which combine educational activities, entertainment and opportunities for local craftspeople to demonstrate/sell their products. The produce grown by APWGG and sold to raise funds is chemical free.

Created as one of the Millennium Greens, the park is an area of natural space within the city. It is managed by the community, for the community and its visitors. The park provides a mixture of wildlife habitats with paths, seating, viewing platform and a community performance area. There are also fruit trees, soft fruit bushes and a herb garden for the community to take advantage of.

To provide a green space for quiet recreation and promote the conservation, protection and improvementof the natural environment of Community Orchard Week for public benefit and wellbeing.

Green Space