Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Charity shops

We provide employability support in the form of workshops, employment visits & work experience for young people aged 16-24. Additionally, we offer one-to-one CV/job-shop service on a weekly basis to people of all ages.We run a social enterprise community cafe which hosts an acoustic music night. We also offer literacy & numeracy clubs for children aged 4-11 & football for young men.

We run a coffee shop that is a focal point for this rural community. For some Elderly people it is a second home, but all ages make use of our facilities. We have toys available for the very young. Village clubs and organisations use our facilites to advertise what they do. The shop is also used as a collection point for our charitable giving.

Christian Church - activities include - Sunday service, regular prayer meetings. Small ex coffee shop now run as a warm space owned and operated by the church in the centre of Ashington

We are an independent charity run by a bunch of dedicated volunteers and Greyhound owners. HGRC is self-funded and relies on the generosity of supporters who love Greyhounds. Many of the dogs we get have been gifted in by their owners or found abandoned. Hull Greyhound Rescue has a charity shop for sales of donated goods including dog supplies and in normal times arranges fundraising events.

Purchase and provide food for people in poverty and crisis at this current time. This is achieved by placing a stand at our chairty shop/cafe in Lake for people to collect for free. We also offer a home delivery of an emergency box of fresh fruit and veg plus home cooked meals and a supply of packet and tinned products as a back up. In the Sandown Bay area and across the island where required

The Phab Charity Shop provides a training environment for people with additional needs in a real working environment. Our clients receive assistance in learning new retail skills from one to one assistance to support being on hand when required.

We provide wheelchairs/Electric scooters to enable people with mobility problems to get around the local shops and services.

The Trust owns and maintains Octavia Hill's Birthplace House in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, a Grade II* Listed Georgian Building which contains exhibits, displays and archives of the life and work of Octavia Hill (1838 - 1912).Within the Birthplace House there are two cottages containing three Incubator Office Units, a Tearoom, and Shop which are leased to and operated by Octavia Hill Trading Ltd.

We are an assembly of God church and as such our main occupation is worship, prayer, Bible study & propagating the gospel of Jesus Christ. We also have a great concern for children in the third world and operate a charity shop called Annie's Orphans to support orphanages in Burma and Romania, a farm in Zimbabwe caring for Aids orphans & street children in Nairobi & a school in Gautemala

Church services are on Sundays at 11am. We hold coffee mornings, open days, meditation sessions, and social events to raise awareness of Unitarianism and to raise funds. We also fundraise through our charity shop on Hall Gate. The church supports a number of local organisations that help vulnerable communities.

Meet every Sunday morning for worship and teaching; prayer meeting during the week; Coffee Shop on Wednesday morning; Toddler Group on Monday morning; support various local, national and international ministries; provide practical support to members of the community.

- Support for volunteer-ran clubs and projects including a parent and toddler group, community cycle club, pop-up shop, and gardening group.- Seasonal activities programme including low-cost day trips, social events, arts and crafts.- Grants for local people and organisations who want to improve their community.- Provide community space for use by other groups.

Church services are on Sundays at 11am (although during the Coronavirus crisis, we are holding services online at 3pm instead). We hold coffee mornings, open days, meditation sessions, and social events to raise awareness of Unitarianism and to raise funds. The church also fundraises through its charity shop on Hall Gate. We support a number of local organisations to help vulnerable communities.

The charity provides loaned electrical and manual wheelchairs and scooters for use by people with impaired mobility to enable access to shops, businesses & places of interest. Such equipment is also provided on short term hire and longer term hire outside the normal opening hours of the scheme. Escorts are provided to users who require such support.

Using the community shop to provide money, items or services to individuals and groups who provide front line services within the community. These groups or individuals will be chosen by our trustees as those who represent the most vulnerable within the Rhondda valleys, with special consideration for Youth and Old Age groups.

Headrock Dogs Rescue raises money to provide grants to dog charities in the UK and abroad. Money is raised through Facebook campaigns and fundraising raffles/tombolas outside shops locally.

Tea Coffee Shop in Datchet Berkshire known as The Bridge where people can meet and relax in comfort at low prices. Books and cards are on sale and The Bridge is home to a Help Point. The enterprise is run by three local churches.

Running a local charity shop and organising fundraising events in order to raise funds to build a swimming pool in Cullompton.

The provision of an adult hospice to serve Louth and the surrounding towns and villages. The provision of hospice at home care and also day care to allow a break for carers. Fundraising to this end via public activities and donations together with fund raising via subsidiary charity shops.

We promote social inclusion in our community by running a Coffee Shop, English Language and Lip Reading classes. Our Telephone Befriending Service is part of the Anna Chaplaincy which offers Christian spiritual support to those over 65 on request. The Community Fridge aims to reduce food waste and has supported many facing hardship through redistribution of waste food during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Open house is a coffee shop. The emphasis is on providing a meeting-place rather than commercial success. Above the shop is a meeting room available at minimal charge to Christian groups or for use for quiet prayer.

We run a day centre on most Tuesdays. Part of the funding of the day centre comes from our charity shop (which only sells items donated by members & members of the public).

The relief of poverty or financial hardship in particular but not exclusively by providing grants via redeemable vouchers for everyday clothing to individuals and families in financial need. The redeemable vouchers are able to be redeemed exclusively at participating charity shops throughout the United Kingdom of Great Britain.

We are a PTA and hold a number of events during the year to raise money to support Coddington C of E Primary School. These include fundraising events such as a Christmas fair, school discos, mothers and father's day gifts, pop up shops, summer fetes and our school lottery.

Fundraising - to raise funds for additional items which are not covered in the general school budget to support and enhance the children's learning.Events taking place throughout the year include Quiz Nights, Firework Display, Christmas shop and Summer fete.Communication - to provide a link and voice between the school, the parents and the school governors.