Charities In Cumbria

Animal Rescue, Conservation, Education, Conservation Research, Heritage.

Benifit of such Masonic charities or other charitable institutions, societies and objects in the provision of tangible assets for the benifit of such organisations or individuals.

Carlisle Villa ABC provides boxing and fitness activities to the local community.

Encouraging improvements in livestock and all areas of agriculture. Encouragement is through competitions, exhibitions and an annual show.

Formed by a group of proactive local residents the Seascale Community Beach Park Project aims to raise funds to replace and improve the play facilities of the beach front area for the enjoyment of local residents and visitors to the area.

The charity's Object is the advancement of education and religion by the organisation and provision of chorister courses. The main activity is the administration of the Morland Choristers' Camp, a week-long 100-strong residential course primarily intended for boys and girls aged 9-17 who are members of church or school choirs.

we provide the local town and surrounding area with entertainment and involve all ages in the arts introducing a vast knowledge of theatre.

The Bowness and Windermere Community Care Trust exists to promote the wellbeing of the local community byengaging, responding, caring and serving.

The advancement of the Muslim Religion and in particular, but not so as to limit the generality of the foregoing, the promotion of cultural, religious and social programmes among the members, their families and children.The promotion of the Muslim Religion and the advancement of education in accordance with the doctrines of the Muslim Religion.The promotion of good relations in communities

Own and manage Park House as a resource for Scouts & Guides use both as a local HQ/meeting place and a Pack Holiday House.

Arnside Sailing Club offers water sports including sailing, kayaking and paddleboarding from its main base on Morecambe Bay and Killington Lake. The Club has craft and equipment available for use and being an RYA Recognised Training Centre, can offer training courses to its members and the general public. The Club actively seeks to encourage young people to get involved in its water activities.

Letting meeting rooms for charitable purposes

Amateur theatre company

Village Hall activities such asReligious activitiesArts and cultureSports and recreation eg brownies and guides ,badminton, dancing, children's partiesMeeting place for local mattersCoffee morningVillage marketPolling station, local gas terminal meetingsEducation

The continuing aim is to educate people in matters of local history through the use and involvement of oral history, archives, documents and exhibitions at the heart of the community. One of the ultimate objectives is to establish a permanent and fitting commemoration in the Lake District of the link between the child Holocaust Survivors and the local area that welcomed them in 1945.

Promoting the Christian Religion.

Operation of Lunesdale Hall (previously Kirkby Lonsdale Institute), a public use building for the use of the residents and visitors to the town.

Providing a village hall facility for the benefit of the community

Our Hall is available for use by both the local community and others.

Promoting the Buddhist Faith through providing meditation classes, day courses, retreats, study classes, chanted prayers and other events.

Brass bands and musical education in the local area

To establish and maintain a heritage centre for the benefit of the public, that will tell the story of early powered seaplanes with the emphasis on the history of their early development and their activities in and around Windermere and the Lake District

To foster the appreciation of music through promoting concerts for the benefit of the general public in South Cumbria.

Youth Provision in Wigton. The charity aims to ensure that the young people are at the centre of our provision and are valued, respected and listened to at all times.We run special projects, Dreamscheme, Youth club and Alternative Curriculum