Leisure Charities That specialise in Gardening

The objects of the Society are the promotion and advancement of the aesthetic education of the public, the cultivation, appreciation and study of the finer arts and the giving of aid to the preservation of our national artistic heritage for the benefit of the public. The Committee arranges lectures and also visits to sites of artistic and historic interest.

The Community Centre provides varied activities for the benefit of the community which we serve. These include - stroke club - computer club - children's disco - warm zone drop-ins - band rehearsals- church groups- - day carers group - disabled group - keep fit classes - social activities - rugby training and a meeting venue, activity groups and a gardening/social group.

(A) THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION.(B) THE RELIEF OF PERSONS IN NEED, SICKNESS, HARDSHIP AND DISTRESS. (C) TO SUPPORT ECOLOGICALLY SENSITIVE APPROACHES TO LAND MANAGEMENT AND ENCOURAGE BIODYNAMIC OR ORGANIC WAYS OF FARMING AND GARDENING.

To promote and improve agricultural and horticulture for the public benefit within a 15 mile radius of Great Gransden Church in Huntingdonshire. The Society aims to promote agriculture and horticulture in all its branches and to encourage skill and industry in all its trades, crafts and professions connected with it

Providing judges and awarding trophies for gardening competitions.

1. Support and promote organic gardening, teaching about sustainability and the environment2. to encourage play and connection with nature3. working with disadvantaged young people, those with special needs & the local community4.Promoting healthy activities involving physical expression

To provide an informal meeting place for service leavers and families to access help available. We offer visits to clients at home, or our own Mess room, carried out by the charity's staff, for all ex-servicemen or women. We will also mentor clients to find solutions to problems that may arise. We also run a free gardening service for aged or disabled Veterans who can't look after their own.

WE OPERATE A LOCAL ANNUAL AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SHOW.

Activities includes Coffee Mornings, Craft Fairs, Bingo, Quiz Night, the Hall is also host to a wide variety of events arranged through the community, Carpet and Outdoor Bowls, Horticultural Society, Women's Group. also available for hire to the public.

we meet on the first Wednesday of every month, we have a speaker on various topics.We have a book club, a walking group, gardening gruop and a craft club.

Collection of monies raised to other chosen charitiesCollection of monies for non-school activities e.g. gardening, out of school art/craftCollection of book fair monies

To promote and advance the education of the public in the cultivation, appreciation and study of the decorative and fine arts

The provision of education and training in horticulture by making available, either directly or through others, education and training to enhance capabilities, competences, skills and understanding in horticulture.

Arranging money making events to cover the running costs of the village hall. Holding classes and being a centre for village participators ie W.I., Gardening Club etc.

The Friends organise a programme of free events for the public which includes:- Sunday afternoon concerts - Annual Funday - An opera night - Twice monthly Community cafe- Monthly gardening in the park- Events attract between 100 - 1000 attendees

The Learning for Wellbeing project forms the basis for all our projects that build on personal and collective capacity and provide work placement opportunities for Nyabingi members, volunteers, university and college students. Activities includes counselling, therapeutic music sessions, gardening, learning courses, health awareness and living, cook and eat, women's group and community transport.

Support people in hospitals,. hospices and detention centres with befriending ,giving moral support ,helping with chores such as shopping and gardening for the elderly in England ,sourcing clothing ,toys,sporting and educational equipment and developing selfsustaining projects for the disadvantaged communities in Zimbabwe. We also help pay fees for some disadvantaged children.

Geranium Trust offers friendship & support to less fortunate & disadvantaged members of society including the elderly, people with Special Educational Needs & those living with loneliness & feeling issolated. We organise regular tea parties, roast dinners, gardening groups, nature walks and wildlife studies. We also run an LGBT plus support group with monthly coffee mornings & Sunday roast dinners

The aims of the Charity are to encourage, improve and extend the cultivation of clematis and to disseminate knowledge of clematis and clematis culture by means of publications, promotions, exhibitions, scientific research, national co-operation and exchange, meetings, conferences, horticultural shows and other appropriate activities.

Gardening and growing vegetables in the community

Thrive Langton is a community-led initiative which aims to advance the physical and emotional health and well-being of individuals and families living/working/studying/volunteering within the community of Langton Green. We provide workshops, courses and a range of horticultural and nature-based activities.

Funding has been provided in line with the charity criteria. CHAT Kenya for a women's health project in West Laikipea;Gobi Oasis in Mongolia for teaching people to grow vegetables, plant treesBiochar/ TLUD cooking stove project women in MozambiqueTraining programs in horticulture establishing seedling nurseries ScotlandTraining programmes in sustainable energy/ fuel efficiency

The society is instituted for the cultivation and promotion of medical science, the consideration of matters affecting the medical profession and the support of medical education.

Manage Hackney allotment provision and promote horticulture in the Borough.

Promotes good horticultural practice in and around Oakham. A pool of volunteers undertake horticultural projects in public spaces in the Town. Gives advice and help to schools and other community groups on gardening clubs etc. Leads the Towns entry in to the regional In Bloom competitions as well as the national In Bloom campaign organised by the Royal Horticultural Society