Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Charity shops

Operation of charity shop and donation of grants to community organisations in the local area.

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To run the charity shop in the centre of Shap and our weekly lunch service which attracts local residents for lunch and socialising.To advance charitable purpose in the civil parishes of Shap and Shap rural as the trustees see fit, through the provision of grants and other assistance,

Providing seven social housing units in a rural area with no public transport or shop and which provides often low income employment.

To promote the Roman Catholic faith and Roman Catholic institutions anywhere in the world so that the Roman Catholic faith may be propagated. The charity operates shop premises selling products associated with the Catholic faith and Christianity generally. The charity's premises also provides a Chapel with the Blessed Sacrament where local leaders of the Catholic community lead worship.

The relief of poverty or financial hardship by the re-use, recycling and supplying of items of furniture and other household items to individuals in need in Keighley in the City of Bradford Borough of West Yorkshire. Also the relief of poverty in Keighley, Bradford district or any part of the United Kingdom or elsewhere in the world as the trustees determine appropriate to relieve poverty

RECEIVING OF SECOND HAND GOODS TO SELL. FINANCE RAISED THEN GIVEN TO VARIOUS OTHER CHARITIES AND GROUPS HOME AND ABROAD. THOSE GIVEN TOO ARE DECIDED BY THE CELLAR COMMITTE.

The current activities of the charity are:- Continue with membership fees collection from members.- Campaigning and preparing for purchasing a property to be used as a charity shop as well as an office for the charity.- Continuing conducting cultural days for the Darfur and Massaleit Community.The activities are carried in England & Wales.

To relieve poverty,sickness and distress, in particular of the young,elderly and vulnerable, and to advance the Christian faith.

A Parish hall serving the a community of 1600 persons together with the surrounding small villages and hamlets in a deprived rural community with little or no public transport. Supports clubs such as WI short mat bowls, drama Garden club Annual flower show old peoples activities. Available for private and public functions. Houses Community shop manned by volunteers.

Christians Against Poverty Peterborough provides free debt counselling, Job Clubs and coffee mornings for client support. The Community Shop is a place to meet, serving tea, cake and selling second-hand items. Foodbank team provides food parcels; Acts435 provides grants for those in need; Hope into Action houses 2 people locally.

Charity Shop 4 U awards grants to benefit the education (including personal development and physical education) of children under the age of 18 years Greater Willington (Oakenshaw, Pagebank, Sunnybrow and Willington) and Hunwick in the County of Durham.

The Guild runs enamelling workshops throughout the UK at which people can learn and practice enamelling techniques and develop their skills. On-line work shops at which enamelling methods are demonstrated are also run throughout the year. The Guild provides instructional DVDs and videos which give detailed demonstrations by well known experts in the field.

Staines Shopmobility provides mobility equipment such as wheelchairs to enable people with limited mobility to fully access shops and facilities in Staines town centre. The charity also hires travel scooters and wheelchairs to enable people to visit family or go on holiday. An information service is available to provide information on services and products relevant to older or disabled people.

We raise funds and donate to selected cancer projects in South Yorkshire, 8 societies, organisations and hospitals were beneficiaries of the fund. We raise money through the resale of second hand goods. All monies taken(except running costs) in the shop are donated. All staff are unpaid volunteers. Year ending 31 September 2013, ?66500 was shared between the 8 beneficiaries.

To provide emotional support to people by Telephone, SMS, Email or face to face. Operate A listener scheme in Swansea Prison and work in Partnership with other Organisations to provide emotional support. Fund raise to support the running of a Branch and to operate a Charity Shop.

Relieving need hardship and distress either in gifts in kind or grants of money.The area of benefit of the trust are the Boroughs of Rushcliffe and Broxtow and the city of Nottingham and also elsewhere in Great Britain and Overseas.

The charity provides a digital and AI eco system, which is a free, simple to use one-stop-shop that enables any UK non profit to find the funding, and free help and resources it needs. It also has the Charity Sector Data Store, which has created Big Data for the sector to support sector decision making. We prioritise support for small charities and marginalised groups.

Fund raising from the sale of donated items, for children in the South West of England

SHOPMOBILITY PROVIDES MANUAL AND POWERED WHEELCHAIRS,POWERED SCOOTERS AND VOLUNTEER ESCORTS TO HELP PEOPLE WHO HAVE LIMITED MOBILITY SHOP WITH EASE AND ENJOYMENT IN ROCHDALE TOWN CENTRE. IT IS FOR ANYONE REGARDLESS OF AGE WHETHER THEIR DISABILITY IS TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT. SHOPMOBILITY ALSO PROVIDES ESCORTS FOR PEOPLE WITH SENSORY DIFFICULTIES TO HELP WITH SHOPPING.

The charity runs a charity shop selling clothes, shoes,toys, bric - a -brac etc.

The charity's core activity is the collection of donated furniture and all other household goods and the supplying of same to people in need in the local area. It also recycles the household products and materials. To support the charity's work it also has a charity shop selling/recycling furniture and all other household goods.

We donate gifts and monies for fund raising. Representatives of the charities receiving items from us collect the gifts or monies from our shop. Personally or in the case of cheques receive them from us by Royal Mail. We do not have personal contact with the beneficiaries.

The principal activity of the company is as a professional theatre company based in Coventry.The company established the UK's first professional 'Shop Front Theatre' space in Coventry city centre in 2009, giving access to theatre and the arts for all. It creates new theatre plays, as well as literacy and drama workshops for young people, community groups, older people and hard to reach groups.

Pets in Need provides sanctuary for unwanted, neglected and abandoned animals. It ensures all animals taken in have comfortable and warm accomodation, are well fed and receive whatever veterinary care required. Both charity shops are manned by volunteers. Voluntary help is also acquired by providing work experience for its animal loving students from schools.