Charities In Barnsley

The principle activity of the Association is the management of the Sheep Dog Trials held each year

HELP AND SUPPORT MASONIC CHARITIES. PROVIDE FINANCE FOR EDUCATION AND THE DISABLED. PROVIDE MEDICAL FINANCE FOR INDIVIDUALS.

To provide advice, support to deafblind individuals residing in Yorkshire. This includes children and adults and their families.The charity aims to promote awareness and learning in the area of deafblindness to those families living in Yorkshire.

Support for people with or affected by Downs Syndrome, including the provision of advice, social activities and education in Rotherham and the surrounding region.

Provides nursery education for children from babies to schoolage

The advancement of the arts for the public benefit as the trustees shall determine.

The aims are to provide and ensure a cleaner, greener, safer environment for all those making lawful use of the cemetery. This involved the re-introduction of benches, a vandal-proof water system, + 107 sections of perimeter railing-each with a memorial plaque and sponsored by members of the community, plus four gates opened and locked daily by volunteers. Peace Garden from derelict chapel

Legacy from the will of Alice Adams to provide financial assistance to four surviving descendants and the surplus funds to be equally distributed to the neighbouring parishes of Great Houghton and Darfield, Barnsley.

Play ground

To maintain and upkeep Brierley Recreation ground

A recreation and playing field to be preserved in perpetuity as a memorial to King George V under the provisions of the King Georges Fields Foundation.

Support people principally of ethnic minorities in South Yorkshire, particularly but not exclusively Chinese women & families to promote & improve well-being, interests of social welfare & Community inclusion through activities & collaborations. Activities include delivering interactive workshops for Chinese members, Interpretation & smartphone walk-in service, annual cultural celebrations & trip.

Developing a 23km walking, cycling and riding route from the centre of Sheffield out to the Peak District

a, Assisting local Baptist churches by awarding grants towards their restoration and maintenance costs.b, Assisting local Baptist ministers by awarding grants to help and enable them to better conduct their ministry.

The majority of our members are widows or people living alone. Our main activities are invited speakers on all cultural subjects. Educational outings. Separate functions to donate to other charities ie hospice & childrens causes. All members of NAWC.

provision of educational grants to students in higher education in the parish of Silkstone Barnsley

PROVIDE FIRST AID TO GENERAL PUBLIC AT ORGANISED EVENTS.

Financial support for the work of The Society of St Wilfrid and St Hilda, in the Anglican Diocese of Leeds

Money generated from investments is distributed each December to specified churches for distribution by the priests to the poor of their area of Barnsley in cash or kind.

AGS groups meet to bring together people who enjoy Alpine plants in all their forms and would like to further their knowledge.

1. Studying and recording the wild birds of the area and publishing reports.2. Promoting education of the public about wild birds and their habitats.3. Supporting research into conservation of wild birds and their habitats.

Scouting

parish coucil facilities for football, crown green bowling & indoor community centre activities

Makes small grants to other charities particularly in the Barnsley area

To provide finanacial assistance to ex-service men and there families on a case by case basis as and when required.