Charities In City Of Wakefield

Governed by a Declaration of Trust dated 13th April 1965. The annual income from the permanent endowment is to be applied for an essay prize called the Bishop Ashton Essay Prize.

The Trust is a charitable Trust and is primarily concerned with providing financial assistance to individuals and to Schools and Universities, to their respective charitable funds, for the purpose of the performing arts.

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The Fund is available to assist in raising monies for the benefit of the Cathedral's upkeep. Recently the Cathedral has been given a major refurbishment and reordering. This fund has assisted in donating monies towards the costs.

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Research, fundraising and provision of services to support families experiencing sudden child bereavement

Supporting Wellhouse Village Club to ensure that a public room remains available for the people of the village.To engage with the local residents to maintain and improve the village activities and environment.

Day / residential outdoor, environmental and adventure education across age / ability range . Nationally significant for inclusion of disadvantaged, sensory impaired and physically disabled visitors. Raised teaching ponds, modified adventure facilities and vehicle for disabled access to mainstream orienteering and habitats. Use of Ilkley Moor, River Wharfe and 100 acres bluebell woodland.

The Charity seeks to provide assistance to other charities in Wakefield and the surrounding district by way of grants and awards for the benefit of children and young people.

Raising Awareness and Reaching Marginal Community with Sickle Cell Disease or AnaemiaProvide information, advice and support to families and individuals affected by sickle cell and thalassaemia, on the telephone, by email and through home visits. Work with professionals to ensure that individuals with sickle cell and thalassaemia get the optimum service from health, education, etc.

Land and buildings used for recreational use.

Providing assistance, financial and material, to living artists; looking to acquire a physical art space