Charities In Bradford City

Musical ARC is a unique ensemble of physically and sensory disabled and non-disabled musicians, who support disabled artists to be creative and to challenge notions of disability through professional performances and workshops. We create new, innovative and affective music and collaborate with other art forms such as dance, drama and story-telling, performing in various venues and settings.

To provide or assist in the provision of facilities for education and training, recreation and other leisure time occupation in the interests of social welfare and with the object of improving the conditions of life of those for whom the facilities are provided.

To promote and foster the study of all branches of natural history and add to existing knowledge, both generally and regarding Wharfedale in particular. To promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment.

.christian worship every sunday including other special services on other days.serving food to the homeless and also giving support with information of available services which offer help .support for poly drug users and alcoholics .career guidance

maintenance of minister through assistance of annual stipend

Religious worship and outreach

Ilkley Foodbank provides emergency food, essential toiletries and household items to individuals and families in need. We also share surplus donations with other charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty in the West Yorkshire area.

Various activities for local residents aged over 50 years including coffee mornings, bingo, social activities, monthly luncheon club, outings.

Donations to oyher charities and groups

Providing riding to people of all ages with disabilities to improve their general health, well being and self esteem

By making of grants to qualify recipients who must be women and qualified by being a resident in the Bradford area, when agreed by the trustees to recieve grants. In exercising their powers to meet these objectives the trustees have due regard to the guidance on public benefit published by the Charity Commission.

To relieve and promote the rehabilitation of amputees and those with vascular difficulties, by providing advice, information and support, and professional and recreational activities not only to them, but also family, friends, and carers, with a view to improving their quality of life and to help with social inclusion.

The performance of choral music in churches, concert halls and other suitable venues for the benefit, education and entertainment of all people, and to raise funds for chosen charities.

Our vision is to be a source of encouragement, inspiration and creativity to churches of all denominations in their ministry to children and young people within the area of the Anglican Diocese of Leeds. Our main areas of work: loaning resources; working with Parishes to provide 'Open the Book' in schools; offering support and training for all those involved in children's ministry.

The Commonweal Trust maintains the Commonweal Collection, an independent specialist library devoted to issues around nonviolent social change working to promote peace and justice. The library provides literature, resources and other support for those who share its vision of the good society.

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Provides relief to the poor and needy within the parish of Burley-In-Wharfedale.

we are a spiritualist church in the centre of Hebden Bridge in West Yorkshire. we offer services twice weekly, 7pm Tuesday and 6.30 Sundaywe offer development classes on a Wednesday evening at 7pmwe offer healing on a Tuesday evening from 6pm our services include prayers, hymns and a space for those who need some quiet time.

Educational and recreational activities. Most of our members are retired, some have retired early eg on company schemes for early retirement, some on health grounds. Social activities including coffee mornings with a visiting speaker, annual Xmas lunch, outings take place over the year. The charity is run by volunteers from among the members.

TO HELP YOUNG PEOPLE AND WOMEN, ESPECIALLY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, THROUGH PROVIDING SUPPORT AND ACTIVITIES WHICH DEVELOP THEIR SKILLS, CAPACITIES AND CAPABILITIES TO ENABLE THEM TO PARTICIPATE IN SOCIETY AS MATURE AND RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUALS,

2019 is the 50th Anniversary year of Harrogate Male Voice Choir.We give some 10-12 concerts during the year to raise funds for national and local charities such as the Royal British Legion, the Marie Curie Charity and the Clock Charity at Thirsk. This has also included combining with choirs from all parts of the UK performing at the Royal Albert Hall to raise funds for Cancer Research UK.

Our mission is to advance the Christian faith, particularly among marginalized groups, including asylum seekers and refugees. We offer various services through Compassion Church, which include Sunday multi-language Worship, Bible studies with translation service, prayer meetings, and community support.

The organisation is responsible for the management of an open age band and a youth band. Each year the bands perform at local and regional venues, taking part in twenty to thirty concerts, including a number for charity. The organisation delivers ab inito teaching for young people wishing to learn to play a brass instrument.

The Pontefract Choral Society aims to make choral music readily accessible to the wider community through live concerts, and to provide the opportunity for local people to develop their musical skills.

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