Charities In City Of York

Within the City of York, the charity provides grants for 1. nursing/medical assistance, including appliances, medicines or other necessary items; 2. clothes, boots, linen, bedding, fuel, tools, food, or other articles in kind; and 3. (for persons under 21 years entering, or engaged in, any trade, occupation or service) outfits, payment of fees, instruction, or payment of travel expenses.

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.

Provision of assistance to other charities and to individuals in need.

The relief of persons in the area of benefit who are in need, hardship or distress.

Monthly themed activity sessions.

Supporting St Lawrence's School to enhance learning/social development and the local environment.

Hartrigg Oaks is a continuing care retirement community in York. The Hartrigg Oaks Charitable Trust exists to provide financial support to those resident who are unable to meet the fees and to provide additional facilities and equipment for the benefit of residents

To promote, improve, develop and maintain education in and the appreciation of the art and science of choral music in all its aspects andparticularly but not exclusively to provide financial support for the general and musical education of choristers including the cost of providing training, scholarships, music, and instruments at both York Minster and Minster School.

To facilitate the performance of the York Cycle of Mystery Plays in York Minster.

Help and assist financially, Freemen and their families, living within the boundaries of the City of York.

Friends of Fishergate organise Social and Fund-raising activities for families and the local community, at Fishergate Primary School. They consult with the school to prioritise fundraising activities for specific projects linked to the school's own developments.

Providing relief for any distressed member of the Provincial Grand Conclave of North and East Yorkshire or any former member thereof or his widow or children.

Makes grants to the PCC of St Michael le Belfrey Church for specific fabric repair / maintenance issues, or fire insurance, or for the provision of items associated with the services in the church.

Makes grants to individualsMakes grants to organisationsActs as umbrella or resource body

Visits churches and schools to provide a safe space working with children and young people

Makes grants to individualsMakes grants to organisationsActs as umbrella or resource body

To promote the relief of Deaf people and their families, and to create opportunities for Deaf individuals to come together as a society, fostering community and reducing isolation. To raise awareness and understanding among the general public about the challenges faced by the Deaf community.

Relief of poverty

The Yorkshire Saxophone Choir provides opportunities for advanced players of the saxophone to rehearse and perform challenging saxophone choir repertoire. It is also committed to helping young and inexperienced saxophonists to improve thier performance through workshops and joint performances.It is also dedicated to rasing puplic awareness of the diverse range of saxophone music.

The beneficial area is restricted to the Ecclesiastical Parish of St Michael-Le-Belfrey, York, with priority for the ancient parishes of St Wilfrid and St Michael-Le-Belfrey, York. The trustees provide relief to persons in need, hardship and distress.

We continue to develop sponsorship and support a range of projects through our members. Our projects are located in both the UK and overseas.These operate in the areas of: 1. The prevention and relief of poverty.2. Economic/community benefit.3. Religious activities supporting communities.4. General charitable purposes.

To support and promote the advancement of education, training and enterprise in the UK and Africa in ways that make a significant difference to the lives of people of all ages and gender, who are struggling with situations of poverty, deprivation and health issues.To share some of the practical advances of technology of the UK with a developing world as a means of accelerating their growth. .

Provide home, hospital or telephone (or e-mail) support to anybody who has had or is about to have surgery to remove their colon.Provide help to improve facilities at local treatment centres by means of donations of equipment.Arrange social events for people to share experiences

Provision and restoration of church bells within the City of York.