Charities In Bradford City

Providing the sound and spectacle of the Pipes and Drums at community and charity events in and around Leeds.Providing free tuition for both pipes and drums.

KEIGHLEY THIRD AGE GROUP IS PART OF THE UNIVERSITY OF THE THIRD AGE A NATIONAL BODY WHICH AIMS TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR RETIRED PEOPLE TO MEET AND SHARE THEIR INTERESTS IN A VARIETY OF WAYS, EXTENDING THEIR MINDS AND UNDERSTANDING BY MUTUAL HELP AND STIMULATION.

Furtherance of Rotary Service as a basis of worthy enterprise and Service to the Community

loan toys free of charge

Education special school. Balloon race charity event. Bag packing at supermarket. Spring stalls and tombola.Fancy dress disco. Jumble sale. fund raising events including fashion shows, Bollywood nights. Sponsored events including 10k runs, 3 peak challenge.

Scouting for children aged 6 to 18years old

The main aim of the Emma Maltby Memorial Fund is to raise funds to employ Learning Mentors at the Teenage Cancer Trust Unit in St James's Hospital in Leeds. The Learning Mentors will assist patients to ensure that they can continue their education whilst undergoing treatment for cancer.

Provision of horse riding facilities for disabled persons

Small charity run by volunteers catering for adults and children with a wide range of both physical and mental disabilities within the Bradford/Leeds area.Clients come on a regular basis as individuals or part of a group from a specialist centre. All are taught by a qualified instructor.Benefits to clients include improved physical skills, self confidence and feeling of independence.

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

Wilden Shedders ia a group of individuals who come together and utilise their skills and knowledge of handicraft to benefit the local community as well as promoting and safeguarding their own mental health.

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.

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

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 give grants to individuals and organisations including children, elderly people and other charities for general charitable purposes and religious activities.

Furtherance of the aims and policies of Girlguiding UK within West Yorkshire.

Weekly meetings for Beavers, Cubs and Scouts.Indoor and outdoor activitiesBadge workgenerally following scouting handbook outlines

Parents/Teachers association

General charitable purposes, education / training, religious activities

RAISING MONEY TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE CHILDREN AT HAWORTH PRIMARY SCHOOL

Fund raising for Holy Trinity Church, Queensbury, especially in respect of the fabric of the building.

Performance of brass music in the West Yorkshire area

PROVIDE LOCALLY BASED CHRISTIAN SUPPORT IN HEALTH AND FITNESS CLUBS THROUGH FRIENDSHIP AND MAINTAINING LINKS WITH LOCAL CHURCHES.

This charity consists of a group of volunteers that are restoring a Victorian cemetery by repairing graves, making safe access to individual graves, planting flowers and providing a welcoming and peaceful place for the public to enjoy. The cemetery is in the village of Eccleshill, Bradford, West Yorkshire.

Donations received from members and grants made where deemed appropriate