Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Charity shops

Supports school by raising funds to help with the 3 key areas.ICT, Outdoor Education, Experiences for children. The funds are raised by various events throughout the school year, a few examples : Pop up shops, Leavers Festivals, disco's, providing refreshments at several key events. Majority of our events are held on School premises.

Rooms for meetings, scout & guide shops.

FAIRS, HEALTHY TUCK SHOPS, SPONSORED EVENTS ETC

We raise funds for students at Hurst Green Infant and Nursery school. In the past year we have provided funding towards classroom book corners, purchasing headphones to use with Chromebooks, and a visit from the Life Bus providing PSE. We raise money through school discos, the village fair, Christmas events, mufti days, sponsored events, mother's day and father's day shops, and easter egg hunts.

Provides and maintains a coffee shop in Brecon (LD3 9DD), providing a non-threatening environment where young and other people can call for a chat.

Princess Anne Premature Baby Unit- Knitted Items, League of Friends local Hospital, local Church Lunch Club, Children's Charity, Barnados, Womens Refuge', collection of green bottle tops, collection of stamps, collection of ring-pulls for as charity in the Phillipines, collection of books for local charity shops,

Maintenance of premises in village comprising a meeting room for general hire to the public and 2 low cost units for local small businesses (currently a ladies hairdresser and a craft shop).

We support Weston Hills School by providing fun activities and events for the parents and children of the school to attend. The funds from these events all go back into the school to help engage the children with experiences and events that they may otherwise not be able to attend. Events range from discos to shops & fairs. We have donated Trim Trails, visits, parties, equipment etc

Noak Bridge PFA runs a variety of events throughout the school year such as cake sales, pop up shops, fairs and discos. These raise funds used to buy equipment and fund activities and experiences that will support the education of children at Noak Bridge Primary School.

The centre holds meetings for various village and outside group activities for the benefit of the community and is complimentary to the village hall which can cater for larger groups.The centre also holds a community shop (groceries, fruit and local veg) on Saturday mornings especially for those that can not access the local towns.

Fund raising to include Craft Fayres, Car Boot Sales, Coffee Mornings, Pop -up Shops, Collection Boxes, Donations, etc.

The Trust exists to celebrate and keep alive the memories of amateur football in the North East and South West County Durham in particular. Due to Covid activties have been severely restricted. However Bishop Auckland Football Club opened a shop in November 2021 which gives a showcase for the Trust's collection.

Our charity is the PTFA for a small community school with an average of 400 pupils in attendance. We raise monies throughout the school year. Such activities include disco's, non-uniform days, new 2u sales (used uniform), monthly tuck shops, pupil competitions, Christmas and Summer fayres.

HOLDING REGULAR CHRISTIAN WORSHIP SERVICES IN THE COMMUNITY.RUNNING CHARITY SHOPS

Visitation and encouragement of the Churches in Africa, Ireland and the United Kingdom. Setting up a Christian Book/Coffee Shop, incorporating a Meeting and Healing Room, via its subsidiary company, Cornerstone (St Neots) Ltd.

SUPPORTING IP3 RESIDENTS with shopping/collecting prescriptions/transport/a befriending service to lonely/vulnerable in person or by telephone, weekly Pop Up Shop, signpost for debt/employment advice. Referrals via Warm Handover facility, Salvation Army, Citizens Advice, social prescribers, local churches or IP3 GN volunteer/Trustees. Links with Community Action Suffolk, local and county councils.

Issue vouchers for use in local shops to elderly/poorer residents of Cheddar

We hold various fundraising events at the school including; Cake sales , Cinema nights, Easter egg shop, Leavers' disco, Christmas and May Fairs among other things. This is to raise money for our school to offer resources and activities that enhance the educational experience of the children.

To help all those experiencing mental Health problems. To reduce loneliness, enhance health, and support general well-being, by creating welcoming spaces for people from all backgrounds. To strengthen and build resilient communities.

We support the activities of an NGO in the Kyrgyz Republic called Women's Public Union Erayim, which has a high reputation of probity and efficiency. We raise funds and provide volunteer staff for their English teachers training. We support the Development Centre Buchur in a poor suburb of the capital where we run free after-school work-shops for disadvantaged children in I.T and English.

The Society records, protects and preserves, and advances the education of the public in the heritage of Combe Down.Current research projects include the history of the stone mines, the shops, a Roman Villa, the public realm, old buildings, oral history and local WW1 & WW2 history.Our Constitution and full accounts of our work can be seen on www.combedownheritagesociety.wordpress.com

The Friends Of Downsview raise money for equipment, to subsidise theatre visits and other trips, as well as run social events for the children, families, local residents and other stake holders. Amongst these events are The Annual Christmas shop, Christmas parties and a Summer Fete.

We provide opportunities for people in South Manchester to get involved in wood working and making projects. The aim is to support people to improve health and well being while providing assistance to the local community. Projects can be individual ones or larger projects such as building infrastructure for a community garden. We have a former shop unit which has been converted into workshops.

Fundraising and supporting the museum eg. on duty on desk for enquiries and shop, cataloguing and assisting with exhibitions, being trained to demonstrate resources to groups.

WE RUN A COMMUNITY HUB OFFERING A ONE STOP SHOP FOR LOCAL TRANSPORT AND OTHER INFORMATION, SERVICE SIGN POSTING, COMPUTER AND CRAFT COURSES AND A UKONLINE CENTRE. THE HUB ALSO HOSTS THE WEARDALE COMMUNITY TRANSPORT OPERATION. WE HAVE BEEN RUNNING A PROJECT CALLED 'SONG AND DANCE' TO ENCOURAGE MUSIC, MOVEMENT AND SONG.