Charities In Bradford City

COLLECTS MONIES FOR ACWW; DONATES TO LOCAL CHARITIES SUCH AS MANORLANDS HOSPICE, BRADFORD EAR TRUST & WILSDEN VILLAGE HALL; PROVIDES REFRESHMENTS FOR VILLAGE ACTIVITIES. PROVIDE A FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT FOR MEMBERS TO PURSUE HOBBIES, NEW SKILLS & FRIENDSHIPS.

The Trust assists, in the main, charitable functions with a local emphasis to Yorkshire by allocation of grants. The Trust does not carry out any fund raising activities.

Preserve/protect good health for the public benefit of patients living with kidney disease, for those on dialysis and their families/carers who attend St Lukes Dialysis Unit, BRI ADU, Ward 15, and Skipton Satellite Unit and live permanently or temporarily in the Bradford West Yorkshire area by providing such advice, information and support as the trustees may in their absolute discretion determine

To promote the public appreciation and understanding of the arts by the support, maintenance and advancement of the charitable work of the City Varieties Music Hall.

The Lion's Den (Shed) is based in Keighley West Yorkshire and operates in one location.The aim is to provide activities to help men (but not exclusively) with Mental Health and Well-being, Isolation, Loneliness, Bereavement and Suicide. Activities include Woodwork, Metal-craft, Glass-craft, Singing, Modelling, Bike repair/Maintenance, Arts & Crafts, Plus 3D printing and more

The trust was established to protect and care for Heaton Woods for the benefit of present and future generations. Over a period of time land has been acquired until today an area of forty acres is managed by the trust. A mixture of habitats exist, including ancient woodland, plantation woodland, meadows and ponds.

We raise funds for much needed school resources to improve the education of all pupils, not otherwise available in the school budget. We do this by running raffles and hosting events where we can get people involved in donating to the school.

Education of the public and members of the regiment in the history and military accomplishments of the regiment by public exhibition of the collection in a museum. Restoration, conservation, repair, reconstruction and preservation of objects in the collection.

The shed is currently in its start-up phase, and all energies are being directed to bringing the shed, which has been given to us by Bingley council, up to scratch so that it can warmly welcome members from the start of April.As much as the activities the club will entertain will be reliant on what the members want to do, it is expected that woodworking and gardening will dominate the activities

WRAT supports former or existing members of 269 (West Riding) Battery RA who fall on hard times. It makes grants to 269 Battery in aid of Battery social activities. It publishes, from time to time, regimental histories of former artillery units in the West Riding of Yorkshire and donates copies of these to local libraries.

The Charity has received a large legacy payment and is managing the invested funds to support the needs of young people under the age of 16 in the West Yorkshire area that are suffering from cancer.

To promote the development of psychoanalytic psychotherapy in Yorkshire by: Offering bursaries to trainees. Promoting educational & public events & colloborating with other organisations eg Opera North, Northern School of Child & Adolescent Psychotherapy.

(a) To give financial, material and moral support to the people in the village of Shanti Nagar, Pakistan and its neighbourhood;(b) To develop and maintain links of communication between the people of St Andrew's Methodist Church, Bradford, West Yorkshire and the people of Shanti Nagar, to better understand each other's situation and experience.

To assist in the restoration, preservation, improvement, maintenance and conservation of Dockroyd Graveyard and to advance education in the graveyard and understanding of the history and heritage of the graveyard.

Dedicated to raising funds in the UK through a variety of activities, including charity galas and direct marketing to our donors to support impactful projects in Kenya and Uganda. Our initiatives focus on disabled persons, livelihood support, women's empowerment, and education support.

We hold action days every two weeks on a Sunday morning, run by the trustees and open to members of the public to volunteer to help. This involves gardening, maintenance and litter picking. We open the Park Hub to visitors every Sunday afternoon to look at the displays and information about the park and to make use of the nature activities and resources.

Over the past many years, we have been providing local communities, help assistant and supports in Community Translation, Housing & Benefits Advice, especially supporting unemployed and disabled people providing in South Asian Music activities lyrics/ musical composition's and training/workshops. We now also have qualified Volunteer staff in{CBT} Cognitive Behaviour Therapy helping people most.

Community work within the local area. Supporting various local, national and international charities by fund raising activities. Sponsoring young people involved in charity work overseas.

The provision of recreational and leisure time activities provided in the interest of social and emotional development, education and welfare. This includes the provision of a pool table, air hockey and table tennis table with the availability of a number of well known board games being provided. Some attendees will be supported in learning to play with others. Also circuits and yoga.

Headingley Orphanage Foundation is empowered `to make grants to organizations with charitable objects serving the benefit of needy children and young persons up to the age of 21 years, and more particularly those within the geographical area known as Yorkshire, as the Trustees in their absolute discretion shall think fit.`

To distribute income periodically and at least twice a year to people who suffer from a disability who would benefit from financial assistance, and who shall have resided in the Keighley area for a reasonable time, and are of the Protestant faith.

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.

1) The advancement of the Christian Faith. 2)The relief of persons who are in conditions of need or hardship or distress or who are aged or sick. 3) The advancement of education.To be conducted mainly in Yorkshire and Zambia

Raises money to buy materials and provide events and services for the children and parents of Cottingley Village Primary school. Money donated to school in the past to buy gardening and playground equipment, lunchbox trolleys, curtains etc and money provided to pay for a magic show for the children, materials for the Woolly Wonders club, vests for the running club and benches for the playground.

1) Develop effective relationships between the staff, parents, and others associated with Chellow Heights Special school2) Engage in activities or provide facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils3) Take part in fundraising activities and events to raise money for the above.