Charities In Cumbria

Provision of almshouse accommodation.

Almshouse charity providing accommodation for poor people of not less than 55 years living in South Lakeland preference being given to people who live or have lived in the Ancient Township of Ings.

Brampton Foodbank operates in rural areas east of Carlisle, offering relief to those facing financial hardship. We provide emergency food, toiletries, and household essentials, as well as signposting to advice and information services, to individuals and families in need.

General Charitable Purposes

The charity provides relief for children with life limiting illnesses principally in the North West of England and is mainly acheived by providing holidays of a lifetime for seriously ill children.

Inbetweenears raises money to help young adults from 18 to 40 who have brain tumours. The charity raises awareness of this dreadful disease and contribute some of the money raised to Brain Tumour Research.

Promotion and performance of Light Classical Music

To encourage interest and research into the railway history of Cumbria and adjacent areas;To collect and preserve information and materials for the advancement of public education;

ALL AGE RANGES OF GENERAL PUBLIC.SOCIAL/HEALTH ACTIVITIES/PROVIDE BUILDINGS/FACILITIES.

We have organised Concerts, Music competition, Store Collections, Santa Sleigh collections and a Car Boot Sale

Keswick Youth Centre Services-CIO provide youth activity sessions that supports the personal, social, educational physical & mental health of young people to ensure that they grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society and their conditions of life are improved.KYCS provides a safe space to enable young people to develop positive relationships

The club endeavours to raise fund with various event throughout the year. the objects are to support local and Lion's charities. Fund raising events are in the areas of Windermere and Ambleside but grants are made to worthy causes in the South Cumbria Area and internationally through the Lions Club International Foundation.

Support (financial) for the retired Church of England clergy who have served in the Diocese of Carlisle.

Assist persons who are suicidal, in distress or despair by providing a service primarily intended for the benefit of persons in Cumbria and the surrounding area (but without specific limitations as to area) to enable such people to receive immediate help, compassion, and befriending in accordance with Samaritan procedure, where appropriate referral to persons having specialist/professional skills

Field Nurse is a health signposting service

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MONDAY - YOGA (morning), BOWLS (evening) : TUESDAY - AFTER SCHOOL CLUB (afternoon )BOWLS (evening) : WEDNESDAY - AFTERNOON CLUB/CRAFT CLUB (alternate afternoons), : W.I. (1st evening of month), THURSDAY - PARENT & TODDLER GROUP (mornings), : THURSDAY - DANCE CLASS (evening) FRIDAY 1st in month Youth club 2nd in month Film ClubThe Village Hall is available for private hire at all other times.

Bryan Lancaster is an independent Quaker charity.It makes small grants to other registered charities for the relief of social exclusion predominately in Kendal, Cumbria and the North West. It also makes grants to various Quaker charities.Occasional grants are made to British charities working abroad.Grants to individuals are made via other registered charities & statutory bodies.

Organises fund raising activities and events in support of the charitable objectives of Rotary International and of the Rotary Club of Keswick

The main aim of the Club is to promote community participation in healthy recreation for the benefit of the young people of Kendal and its surrounding areas by providing facilities for playing football

A community building serving the areas of Satterthwaite and its surrounds

Parish church of the Greek Orthodox archdiocese.

Maintenance and management of Storth Village Hall structure and organisation/management of local clubs' and organisations' use of its facilities

Making donations for the benefit of persons living within the Society's operating region (Cumbria, Dumfriesshire, Preston, Lancaster, Haltwhistle). To make a relatively large number of small donations across the whole of the operating region, with a view to reaching local community groups, where often small donations of funds can have significant impacts.

The Charity provides a building (the Social Centre) for the use of the local community, but mainly for older people.