Charities In Bradford City

For the benefit of the public to maintain a museum of policing, crime and punishment, the criminal justice system and civil enforcement in Bradford from the early 19th century to the present day.

Helps and support those who are in need of finance and provide spiritual comfort and counsel

Advancing the Christian religion and education in Shipley and the surrounding area for the benefit of the public.

The advancement of Christian faith through conference, church and street ministry. The relief of persons who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress, or who are aged or sick, nationally and internationally. The support of humanitarian organisations such as orphanages. The provision of instruction in the Christian faith at any educational establishment.

Promoting religious educational and cultural activities of special groups like children, youth and women. Carrying out service activities and charity for the benefit of members of the church

Activities for the benefit of sick and or disabled children by the provision of financial assistance to individuals, including holidays for themselves and their families. To Provide advocacy/information and emotional support to children and their families and or to support the charitable work of similar institution

MIZKAST deliver Arts and Media projects within the communities of Bradford and Halifax to young people from the LGBTQIA community. Our projects offer a safe and creative space for young people to work together creatively on pieces of work that reflect their identities and those of their community.

The Trust Funds support the Unitarian congregation in Bradford to maintain a building for public worship in the Unitarian tradition.

For parents, staff and carers of children at Ashlands Primary School to provide community events and raise funds for the school.

Place of worship

Makes grants for general charitable purposes

The relief of the poor and needy anywhere in the world. Current activities are focused on helping1. the community of Ukerewe, an island near Mwanza, Tanzania.2. people suffering from Motor Neurone Disease;3. victims of the earthquakes in Nepal.4. Ukraine

Islamic education for adults

The charity provides Scouting activities for young people aged 4 to 14 in accordance with the aims and methods of The Scout Association. We deliver a balanced programme of adventure, skills development, community service, teamwork, and outdoor activities through Squirrel Scouts, Beaver Scouts, Cub Scouts, and Scouts for young people.

THE CHARITY EXISTS TO SUPPORT BURLEY OAKS PRIMARY SCHOOL BY FUNDRAISING IN A WAY THAT INVOLVES PUPILS, THEIR FAMILIES, TEACHING AND SUPPORT STAFF AND THE LOCAL COMMUNITY IN AN ENJOYABLE WAY.

2 Annual conferences in London; Local level programmes in Glasgow, Newport and Northampton; 21 days programme to commemorate the death anniversary of Lady Fatima (PBUH) held on local levels in Luton, London, Northampton, Manchester and Newport. Distribution of awards and gifts including air ticket. Recitation programmes in Ramadan, printing and sale of charity calenders to raise funds, Eid Fair.

Relieving or preventing financial hardship or suffering to any widow, widower or dependent of a deceased person occasioned by the death as the direct result of an accident to any person at any time employed at Lofthouse Colliery or at any other colliery employed in the area of the Yorkshire Coalfield.

Bring together both disabled and able bodied young people to learn from each other and engage in activities to provide life experiences and positive outcomes for all.This includes promoting and encouraging the self confidence and independence of all young people through a range of diverse activities and projects.

The Society runs a community-based choir, operating in the areas of Skipton, Craven and Bradford.

Menston Area Nature Trust (MANT) is a charity aimed at creating, enhancing and protecting habitats for nature in and around Menston. MANT's immediate aim is to create a network of wildlife spaces in Menston through encouraging and developing nature friendly gardens and outdoor areas. Longer term the charity would like to create community nature reserves.

We are a Wesleyan Reform church in the village of Addingham with approx. 19 members. We meet on Sunday mornings for our weekly service, and at other times during the week for various activities. These involve outreach to the local community as everyone is welcome at every event.

The charity aims to support individuals in the UK who feel socially excluded to reintegrate into the local community, relieve poverty, and provide assistance to those in need, including counselling services and emotional support to improve wellbeing and inclusion. We are a Christian charity based on Christian principles we serve people of all backgrounds, faiths, disabilities, sexual orientation.

we run a mobile food bank and outreach service for people struggling in food and fuel poverty in our community.

To educate the public in the art and science of music, with particular reference to music as presented by brass bands, by means of concert and other activities.To advance the musical education of young people by providing them with suitable opportunities to learn to play brass instruments.

Advancement of education in horticulture and to promote encourage and improve horticulture by the holding of horticultural shows competitions meetings lectures discussions demonstrations and running allotment gardens