Heritage Charities That specialise in Historical conservation and restoration

The Charity makes contributions for the maintenance, restoration and improvement of the Church of Mary's Mapledurwell in the County of Hampshire. Also the Charity supports local students with a contributions towards Tertiary education fees, makes grants to support local , village activities and schools and makes donations to local , national and international Charities.

The purpose of this charity is help people with all ages in our communities' in general charitable purposes such as: Donate your old clothes,Tutor children during or after schoolOrganize games and activities for children in hospitals or who are visiting hospitalized relativesGive free music lessons to schoolchildrenOrganize a summer reading program to encourage kids to read

Wainsgate Chapel is a former Baptist chapel hidden away down a quiet track on a hillside just outside Hebden Bridge in the South Pennines of West Yorkshire. The historic Grade II listed building has a thriving international arts programme with regular concerts, dance performances, open studios, workshops and residencies, as well as other events including exhibitions, markets and heritage events.

We utilise boots-on-the-ground processes to restore hope and encourage those in need. Whether it's providing personal protective equipment (PPE) to NHS staff, care packages and warm clothing to hospital wards, or by giving a rough sleeper a warm cup of coffee, toiletries, or blankets, we offer our services free of charge in a non-judgmental, non-invasive environment.

Family Restoration Centre (former name: Croydon Community Development Centre) looks after young people and families. Activities as follow:Mentoring and workshop programme for young peopleAfter School, learning and training programme for young people0001

TO RELIEVE THOSE IN NEED, BY REASON OF YOUTH, AGE, ILL-HEALTH, DISABILITY, FINANCIAL HARDSHIP OR OTHER DISADVANTAGE IN LONDON, CAMEROON AND THE IVORY COAST BY IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY;ORGANISING ADVICE, INFORMATION AND GUIDANCE SEMINARS;PRESERVING AND PROTECTING GOOD PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH BY ORGANISING WORKSHOPS TO DISCUSS HEALTH AND THE COMMUNITY LIVING ISSUES

The Charity runs and maintains Birdwood House a grade II listed building on Totnes High Street. The building is used for education and leisure activities for the benefit of local people. The gallery on the ground floor has a weekly changing exhibition of work by local artists.

To advance the education of the public in the acquisition and restoration of steam engines and other agricultural machines prior 1966 to arrange events where such machines may be exhibited .The funds raised are given as grants to charities.

ACAN focuses on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, reducing waste, restoring our natural environment for the benefit of wildlife and the wellbeing of local people, building community by encouraging sharing, building awareness of the climate and environmental crisis, encouraging people to change their habits to protect the environment and lobbying all levels of government on the climate crisis.

To promote preservation, protection and improvement of a Grade 2 listed schoolhouse and two adjacent buildings by creating an educational resource centre.To educate of the public about the environment, heritage and the arts, where such education promotes knowledge, skills and understanding needed for a sustainable future.

1. Improving access to safe and sustainable drinking water;2. Expanding access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene, paying specialattention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations; 3. Taking action to promote conservation of the natural environment; improve water qualityby reducing pollution; protect and restore water-related ecosystems.

Providing grants to charities, CICs and Registered Societies for capital projects for education (organic farming, veterinary science, animal husbandry and welfare), the visual and performing arts, medical research, the relief of disability and severe illness, the preservation of buildings, the accommodation of those in need, and the skills based training of young people

The Mount Pleasant Centre manages a community centre in Bradford on Avon, with three rooms for hire to individuals, social, health and community groups. In addition two permanent offices are rented on long term leases. The second building on the site is leased to the Mount Pleasant Social Club. Income is used to operate & maintain the buildings both of which are Grade II Listed.

We provide an attractive (grade 2 listed) and affordable venue for a variety of cultural; educational and training; heritage; environmental; social and community; and charitable events. The centre is used by a wide range of local and community groups. We provide free off-street parking for over 30 vehicles, and include full facilities for the disabled.

To manage the Wychwood Wild Garden and related woodlands for the benefit of the local community, residents and visitors. To work with the community in the overall management, conservation and restoration of the Wild Garden while retaining its distinct character.

Restoration and maintenance of 'The Old Gaol' Buckingham and its development as a heritage centre museum and source of education for the benefit of the people of Buckingham and Bucks.

The management and conservation of a distinguished ancient building, part restaurant, part hotel.

Museum mainly of local maritime matters but also agricultural and social activities as well. A Victorian school is run for local schools to use to give them an idea of educational ways in Victorian times. The catchment area is North Devon.

We hold church services on the weekend, and weekdays to promote the Christian Faith. We hold activities for youth and young people to promote positive development. We hold holidays in the UK and around the world to engage the young and promote positive behavior, enhanced their skill and enhance and develop their emotional, physical and mental health.

The charity seeks to advance the Christian faith in accordance with the statement of beliefs. The charity seeks to demonstrate this through prayer, support, relieving hardship and promoting and preserving good health. The vision of the charity is Rebuilding Communities , Reviving Spiritually, Restoring Dignity.

The Society has since 1937 recorded for public benefit the history of all types of self propelled road steam engines - traction engines,road rollers, wagons and portable engines - made, used or preserved in the UK. It maintains an extensive record of owners and manufacturers production, photographs, books and literature and publishes a quarterly journal.Public reference may be made to the records.

Restoration of cottages for the benefit of the community.Restoration was completed during the year 2015/2016. The charity leases out tearooms, ice cream sales, a meeting area, and language school. The charity's Heritage Rooms depict life in the dwellings C.1900 and are free to enter. The charity's Function Room is hired to a variety of users for meetings, exhibitions and wedding ceremonies.

Protecting, repairing, restoring pictures, silverware and other treasures

To promote education of the public through the restoration and preservation of Crabble Corn Mill.

The charity's objects are to acquire, protect, preserve, restore, maintain, house, operate and supply Diesel Multiple Units (Railcars) for the benefit of the public. To operate Diesel Multiple Units (Railcars) on the Llangollen Railway or such other railways the Charity may from time to time decide for the benefit of the public.