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.

The New Keith Thompson Centre provides a welcoming community hub for Braithwaite, Guardhouse and surrounding areas. It offers activities for children, young people and older residents, including youth clubs, lunch clubs, social events and trips, helping reduce isolation, improve wellbeing and strengthen community connections through volunteers and partnerships.

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.

We run events to raise funds to support predominantly local organisations which provide facilities and activities for children, also to support groups that participate in the gala. These events include an annual gala, a number of discos for younger childrens age group and a childrens pet show that raise funds that are then donated back to the individual participating groups.

1 Thev relief of sickness and protection of good health 2 The advancement of education and good parenting3 The prevention or relief of poverty4 The promotion of social inclusion5 To develop the capacity and skills of the members of the socially and economically deprived communities in Leeds City and West Yorkshire

The sole purpose of the Foundation is to support education in Keighley. This is done by making grants to schools and to individual young people under the age of 25 years. Applications should be sent to the Foundation's email address [email protected]

The organisation will run a number of community events to bring together families and individuals that areliving in the Bradford district, and have come from Libya and other North African countries. We will runevents such as informal community sport, projects to distribute food during times of crisis (such as thecovid pandemic) and other community events that encourage people to socialize.

Improving Ilkley does exactly what it says on the tin. We work with others to deliver projects that will improve the town and its surroundings, especially in the civic realm.

Helping Aid will offer services to the wider community that will include running classes in particular subjects for community individuals who need to develop their language and literacy skills- Providing after school clubs in specific subjects that include Maths, English and Science.- Providing food on a regular and organised basis to local community.- Education opportunities to community

Funds for church projects are raised by volunteers providing refreshments in the church hall - usually on Sunday afternoons during the summer. Second hand books and bric/brac are also sold.

The provision of pensions to such poor persons aged 60 years or over who have resided or worked in Bradford for not less than 3 years preceding their appointment as pensioners.

The trustees apply the trust income in relieving either generally or individually persons resident in the municipal borough of Keighley as constituted on 31st March 1974 who are in condition of need hardship or distress by making grants of money or providing items calculated to reduce the need, hardship or distress of such persons. Grants do not exceed ·350.

Raise money for and make donations to individuals and Rotary, local and international charities

Bradford Community Kitchen is a local organisation in Bradford originally set up in April 2017, initially we served a 3 course meal each Sunday to those in need. When Covid hit we were no longer able to provide this service so we opened a food bank which operates 7 days a week, unlike other foods banks people are not restricted by the amount of times they can request our help.

To advance the education of children and adults in the former Bingley Improvement District in such ways as the charity trustees think fit, including by awarding financial grants to individuals and/or schools and othereducational organisations in the area.

Advance religion in accordance with the doctrines of the Church of England by providing short religious education courses, so that those attending might review their Christian commitment and practice Christian principles in everyday life, thus helping others to discover and achieve a Christian way of life. Providing ongoing support to members and encouraging them to be active in their parishes.

Fund raising and social events are organised to:-- raise money to donate to All Saints' C of E Primary School Ilkley, enabling the purchase of equipment and facilities to further the education and development of pupils at the school.- run fun activities for pupils that will add to their educational progress.- develop an effective relationship between staff & parents.

For the Relief of the Poor and Needy or to or for such other Charitable Purpose, Institution, Society or Object as the Rotary Club of Bradford Blaize shall in duly constituted Meeting from time to time direct

To treat injured hedgehogs and wherever possible release them back into the wild. To care for those hedgehogs that cannot be released.To educate both children and adults about hedgehogs and their environment.

As Friends of Priestthorpe Primary School we raise money through various activities. This is to provide the school with equipment, both in the classroom and for use outside in the playground.We are not only mums,dads and teachers who contribute to this organisation; we make sure that the extended family is involved with all our fundraising activities.

Raising funds for school equipment and supporting school events, through fundraisers such as a Xmas & Summer fair, tri-yearly school discos, and occasional events throughout the school year.

Working primarily with abandoned babies, street children & very poor families in Mexico City.

We own Lancashire & Yorkshire railway locomotive 957 - The 'Green Dragon' in the 1970 film 'The Railway Children' which is in regular use on the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway.

To educate the public in the dramatic & operatic arts to further the development of public appreciation and tasks of the said arts. To assist and further such charitable institutions and purposes from any surplus funds raised from our productions as the committee from time to time shall determine.