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Registered charity 1180572 · RG2. Back to the charity record
27 charities with a similar purpose in RG2
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- AL Majid Welfare Trust · Reading · £304k income
- Whitley Community Development Association · Whitley · £252k income
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- Freedom in Christ Ministries International · Reading · £240k income
- The Reading Hindu Centre · Reading · £209k income
- The Redeemed Christian Church of GOD (Rccg) City of Peace · RG2 · £200k income
- Christ Church Wokingham · RG2 · £158k income
- The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of ST Bartholomews, Arborfield · Arborfield · £119k income
- Vine Branch Ministries · RG2 · £101k income
- Gajanan Maharaj UK Parivar Trust · RG2 · £85k income
- Potters House Christian Fellowship UK Reading Church · Reading · £82k income
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- NEW Life Kingdom International Ministries. · Reading · £3k income
- East and Central Africa Education Services · RG2 · £360 income
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Matches use the charity's name (for example village hall or mosque) or, where there is no clear type, its Charity Commission purpose, beneficiary and activity classifications. Region groups are approximate postcode-area groupings. Source: Charity Commission register of charities. Being similar is not proof the organisations work together.