Charities In Bradford City

AS PER CHARITABLE OBJECTIVES

To promote and develop public appreciation of music by the presentation of concerts and other related activities

DAY CENTRE ACTIVITIESPhysical Activity Sessions Provided 5 Days per week. Wednesday Ladies Strength and Balance Exercises 1.45-2.45.Arts and Crafts 12.25-1.45pm. Monday and Thursday Yoga Exercises for men 2pm/3pm. Tuesday Wellbeing & Health Activity. Thursday Films, Games, Music. Day.Friday Men social time Refreshment and News Papers.

To relieve sickness, poor health and old age amongst people Uk by providing a locale service .To advance the chrestian religion by the evangelism and preaching of the gospel for the benefit of the public througth the holding of prayer meeting, lectures, public celebration of religious festivals, producing and distributing literature on chrestian religion To advance the education of the public

The following became patrons of the Trust:- Author Michael Morpurgo, Holocaust Survivor Iby Knill, Poet Lemn SissayActivities:-- Holocaust Memorial Day event - Featured on a Radio 4- participated in Holocaust Commission consultation - Worked with the Holocaust Survivors Friendship Asso/n- Planning a conference for organisers of Holocaust Memorial Day

Wesleyan Reform Chapel activities

To administer the scouting rules and offer local children "scouting" opportunities.

Oxenhope Community Association provides a village hall for local groups and interests to rent in order for them to be able to provide a wide range of activities which can be enjoyed by all people who live in the village and surrounding area

The Bronte Spirit manages the letting and maintenance of the old School Room Haworth. We have just had the timbers of the building surveyed and have received a report.Our next task is to find funding to deal with the dry rot and wet rot highlighted in the report also to reroof the upper end of the building.

Formed on 15 May 2014 to take over the work of an unincorporated charity of same name number 1002627, wound up from 14 October 2014 and all assets and liabilities transferred to the CIO.The CIO has continued to preserve, restore and maintain its locomotives and rolling stock for public operation and education, providing opportunities for learning and skills development for those involved.

HELP FOR THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED

Our mission is to help young people make positive choices in their lives by improving their health, social wellbeing and employability. We provide accessible and engaging sports, physical activities and holistic wellbeing programs to children aged 6-16 years old. We also provide opportunities for young people aged 16-24 years old to gain qualifications and move into sustainable employment.

Religious activities

The Society promotes the education and study of works associated with Thomas Chippendale and acquires and maintains examples of his art for the benefit of the nation

Provision of Cash Donations Local and InternationalContributions to Shelterbox and Aquabox provisionsDonations to Yorkshire Air AmulanceLifestraw donationSightsaver DonationParkinson's UK DonationNepal Trust DonationAlzheimer's Research

The Faqir Awaan Foundation was set up to help those that need financial support or any other means of support in the UK and around the world.

The object of the Charity is to support and further all or any charitable purposes carried out in connection with that part of the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the Diocese of Wakefield which relates to social and moral welfare.

Our activities tend to fall into the purely social, fund-raising / social, and school event support.

Provide building space and facilities for groups and classes within the community which benefit people in different ways (e.g. health, social interaction, learning, skills, youth development etc.).

The objects of the charity shall be for the benefit of the public to support and further all or any charitable activities carried out in connection with the Church of England in the episcopal area of Bradford in the Diocese of Leeds with special emphasis on serving the needs pf vulnerable people, build good community relations, meet the needs of those blighted by any form of addiction.

Outside The Box develop participatory and well-being activities with, by and for people in West Yorkshire, particularly for young people with learning differences and/or neuro-diversities such as autism.

TO ADVANCE EDUCATION AND IN PARTICULAR THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS AT MNYAKANYA HIGH SCHOOL AND OTHER SCHOOLS/INSTITUTES OF EDUCATION IN THE NKANDLA REGION OF KWAZULU NATAL AND AT ST MARY'S MENSTON SCHOOL AND OTHER SCHOOLS AND UNIVERSITIES WITHIN WEST YORKSHIRE, BY PROVIDING AND ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF OPPORTUNITIES, RESOURCES AND FACILITIES FOR EDUCATION AT THE SCHOOLS.

Holding of various events to raise funds to help needy children, locally at home, and abroad.

The Trustees have determined that their priorities for funding; The Dennis Mason-Jones Award, The Bedford Scholarship and Academic Awards (tertiary & secondary education). There remain funds available for grants and support to be dispersed as the Society sees fit and subject to satisfying the objects of the society in the areas of Social and Education support of Architectural and urban design.

The Society initiates and supports Village projects relating to Heritage, Environment and Community. It also comments on planning issues, publishes books of local interest, holds 11 meetings each year for education or entertainment & publishes monthly newsletters. It awards grants for projects that will benefit the Village and presents Civic Pride Awards each year to individuals and groups.