Charities In Calderdale

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The Parent, Teacher and Friend Association for Luddendenfoot Academy Primary School. We organise events for the school and local community to raise funds for new equipment for the school children.

We are a Charity run with volunteers in order to raise funds to benefit Heptonstall Junior & Infant School and their children. We run annual school fairs, school discos and a number of other events and seek to secure grants and other funds so that we can provide things like new library books, playground equipment and other required/requested items.

The charity exists to advance education, in particular for the conduct of research and study of matters of historic and archaeological interest in and around the Ancient Parish of Halifax, for the benefit if the public.

The PTFA is here for you - the parents, guardians, friends and teachers of all the children who attend St Mary?s School. Our main aim is to raise funds to purchase items that would otherwise fall outside the school's budget. We also provide an informal social network for parents.

Running a competitive music festival and musical concerts in the Rothwell(Leeds) area

The Charity makes grants, mainly to other charities carrying out good works. It operates principly in Yorkshire.

To promote the efficiency of the regiment and maintain its traditions and Esprit de Corps, in particular, but not exclusively, by publishing a journal of the regiment or it's battalions.

CREW offers walking programmes mainly for anyone at risk from cardiovascular disease but also for people with other medical conditions and social needs. CREW promotes exercise classes run by fully qualified, self-employed British Association for Cardiac Rehabilitation (BACR) or Cardiac Phase 4 rehab instructors. CREW provides defibrillators for both walks and exercise classes.

We hold various activities throughout the year to raise funds for the children at school ie. Valentines Disco, Hx Gala stall, Race Evening, Secret Santa. We use the money to buy additional equipment for the children - ie. New football strips, drinking bottles for water, new blinds for the hall, new gym outfits - leotards for competitions. New games/toys for the wet playtime boxes. etc.

Makes grants to local organisation.

SCOUTING VISITING LOCAL SCOUT CAMP BADGE WORK TEAM ACTIVITIES VARIOUS TRIPS AND CAMPS

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.

AIMS: Toa) engage in activities which support and advance the education of the pupils attending the schoolb) promote close co-operation and communication between parents/carers, members of the community and school staffc) provide and assist in the provision of such facilities or items for education at the school (not provided from statutory funds) as the Committee determine.

PRAYERS, MADRASSA AND SUPPORTING AND ASSISTING OF TABLIGHI (MISSIONARIES FOR THE REFORMATION OF LOCAL MUSLIMS).

The objects of the Rotary Club of Calverley Charitable Trust Fund are:The prevention or relief of poverty for the public benefit;The advancement of education, citizenship and community development;The relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health or disability_the objects will principally be for the public benefit in West Yorkshire but may extend worldwide according to need

TO BENIFIT THE SOUTHOWRAM & BOOTHTOWN METHODIST CHURCH AND ITS CHARITABLE WORK

The charity researches and publishes books about Public Transport in the City of Leeds and surrounding areas. It also restores historic public transport from Leeds. It assists other societies with information requests. The Society also holds regular social meetings at which speakers give talks on public transport related topics. 4 newsletters to members are published each year.

LEAP enables students [14 to 19] to set up their own companies for a year, learning business skills, teamwork and problem solving. The programme helps them gain confidence and skills, which helps them with interviews for jobs and/or University. LEAP is run by volunteers from schools and local businesses.

Raising funds through school-based events such as Summer & Christmas Fairs. Funds raised are donated to Greetland Academy to enhance the educational experience of pupils. This usually means funding enhancements to school premises or equipment which would not be available through existing school budget e.g. new playground facilities, gifts for school starters & leavers etc.

The Society runs an annual program of 12 talks, open to members and visitors, on topics that are relevant to the history and culture of Hebden Bridge and the surrounding area. The Society maintains a catalogued archive of original documents, maps, photographs, recordings, artefacts and books at the Birchcliffe Centre in Hebden Bridge. It also publishes books on the history of the area.

Educational support at a Primary School

Grants are made for the general benefit of the inhabitants and communities of Warley, Halifax and District (including Mount Tabor and Wainstalls)

CIC provides a platform to the people of faith and of no faith to come together for cohesion and harmony.It promotes partnership working & helps disadvantaged people from all heritage background and all age groups to play a vital role in communities. Activities: Women Interfaith group, Annual Celebration Event, Faith Walk, Holocaust Memorial Day, General meetings and Annual General Meeting.