Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Charity shops

The Charity operates within the boundaries of Malvern Hills District Council providing the following services to people over the age of fifty: Information & Advice, Help at Home, Befriending, Foot Care, Handyperson, Coffee Mornings, IT tuition and a walking group. We also host free legal services three times a month and operate two charity shops.

The Charity runs a retail shop in Penryn Cornwall "Penryn Treasures" and manages the donations of goods and cash made to the shop and distribution of funds to local individuals, community groups and other charities.

We are a school PTFA situated in Ribbleton, Preston, our school is one of the largest in the area. We serve a community who struggle to make ends meet, and have been identified as deprived. We hold numerous activities throughout the year to raise funds, such as tuck shops, tombola stalls, bingo.At the present time we are doing a Christmas Card project with the children.

Fundraising for the provision of prayer and educational facilities thorough trustee contacts and a charity shop.

Provision of services in the devolved countries (Cymru, Scotlland and Northern Ireland), management of RNIB Places (schools and care homes and two of RNIB's supporterd living communities) and RNIB Solutions division (which handles accesibility products and services such as braille transcription and operation of RNIB's on-line shop and services).

IODhad a role in organising the 2-day training for imams which took place in cooperation with ?London Central Mosque.IOD has also hired an Administrator in order to keep better records of projects and their updates. The admin was also hired to ease the search for a charity shop, which has been found and for which the solicitors of the two parties are currently liaising.

September 2015Plans to raise ?1000Fund raising through charity donation boxes, approaching local businesses.Opening Charity Shop

The charity is in the process of building major links with well known organisations in manchester and other major cities.we have done several work shops in manchester we have secured others and are in the process of planning them.we have had some set backs due to illness however we hope to be back on track in the near future.

The charity is not doing much at the moment due to the Covid 19. The charity shop at 129 Fairfax Road .Birmingham.B31 3RF has been closed permanently. The trustees are looking for a new shop after the Covid 19 Pandemic.

We were going to open a shop that was not limited to individuals with SEN, but aimed at supporting young people that may struggle to get work experience. We are keen to ensure the social integration of the young people and this opportunity would have allowed young people to interact with the mixed community.

Improvement of water supplies, sanitation and advice on related health matters through theimplementation of water projects, through the installation of water pumps, hand pumps, and any otherwater intervention as well as through education at site of the local communities. Education of the public concerning the nature, causes and effects of such poverty through work shops and other means.

Slow Shopping's aims are to relieve people in the UK & overseas who live with mental &/or physical disabilities by the provision of training and other support services to enable them to shop, visit or attend a variety of settings in order to enhance their experience by maintaining and developing their independence, confidence and dignity. It also collaborates in research in this field.

Our activities include, providing lectures on Hinduism, providing classes in Bhakti yoga and we provide yogic singing session called kirtan. We have also managed to find a potential funder who has agreed to fund a charity shop for a year that can be used as a cafe community centre and yoga centre. We can also use the property to raise funds to buy a farm to use as a temple and cow sanctuary.

We are going to have high street shop through which:Supporting the poor and needy through selling donated items (e.g fairly used clothing, bags, shoes etc) Providing cup of tea and coffee at reduced pricesChristian counselling and prayers to people that requests for such. Making Christian literatures availableChristian gathering for spiritual and social benefits

The branch operates a wildlife animal centre to rescue wild animals and rehabilitate and release them. The branch also facilitates fostering of cats. We provide assistance with the cost of veterinary treatment for owners on benefits and to have their pets neutered and microchipped.We distribute advice on animal welfare matters.This is largely funded by our network of charity shops.

Provision of services to the people of Bassetlaw who are experience hardship and poverty. We provide 7 day emergency food parcels for those in crisis. We operate a mobile shop in the rural areas of Bassetlaw. We operate a lunch club in the Harworth and Bircotes area. We operate a community cafe in Worksop. We run a fruit and veg box scheme and have an allotment project in Manton.

Bustardthorpe Allotments provides individual allotment gardens, communal gardens, small nature reserve, community orchard and shop mainly, but not exclusively, for residents of the Southbank and Bishopthorpe areas of York, in many cases providing the therapeutic benefits of an open space and access to nature which they do not have at their place of residence.