Charities In Cumbria

FUNDRAISING - QUIZ/WINE & SAVOURIES. FUN RUN. ACTIVITIES WITH PUPILS, PARENTS AND OUR COMMUNITY.

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Cumbria Victims Charitable Trust generates additional income to supplement the funding provided by the Ministry of Justice for victims services. The Trust assists by expanding services to support the needs of victims of crime and antisocial behaviour who are in need of financial assistance to help meet costs incurred as a result of their becoming the victim crime or antisocial behaviour.

General and masonic charity giving.

To promote public knowledge and awareness of natural history and other subjects of environmental interest with particular emphasis upon South Cumbria.

Annually trustees give Bibles to Dean school leavers. The trust leases its playing field to Cumbria CC for Dean school's use. An annual loan repayment is made for land under Dean school/community sports/arts hall, the use of which benefits children's physical & social education. Annually trustees pay into Carlisle Diocesan Barchester Scheme to aid Dean school's v aided status.

Provision of First Responder Services to several villages in the Lyth Valley Area of South Lakeland,Cumbria under the direction of the North West Ambulance Service.

FURTHERING AND MAINTAINING AN INTEREST IN MUSIC FOR YOUNG PEOPLE,PRESENTING MUSIC CONCERTS CATERING FOR ALL TASTES, AND,RAISING MONIES FOR CHURCHES, CHARITIES AND OTHER WORTHWHILE CAUSES.TRADING NAMES:-YOUTH MUSICLYTHAM PROMENADE ORCHESTRACAMERATA LIDUN

This Charity is soley for the benefit of the parish of Cartmel

Once monthly bingo evening.Hall is available to be hired by the public and is used for a range of activities such as;Weekly indoor carpet bowls club.Local band practices.Other sports and leisure activities.Dog training classes

Grants for Children/Young People/University Students from Embleton & Wythop in the following areas:-For books and other equipment to help with project work.Grants for students with special educational needs who need specialist equipment to help them in their study.

Masonic and Genral public charity

Dances, dancing classes, domino drives, meetings etc, parties.

Carrying out general charitable purposes; beneficiaries include children, young people and the elderly and other defined groups.The method of operation is by awarding grants.

The primary objective of the charity is to:Engage with all sections of the communityTo support local community activities designed to improve the quality life for young and oldFor example:To facilitate projects and amenities for young peopleExtra curricular school activitiescommunity trips for older people in order to combat loneliness and isolationChristmas lunch for the elderly

Beetham Exhibition Trust is a local charity which uses it's annual income to provide educational grants for year 6 primary school pupils who are due to enter state secondary education. Pupils moving onto non-state secondary education may also be considered. Pupil's parents must live in the civil parishs of Beetham or Arnside and pupils must have attended a state school for the last three years.

Consideration on applications from organisations within the community for monetary grants to assist with the development of community projects.

The relief of sickness of persons residing in Cockermouth and surrounding villages, herein after to be called the area of benefit, in particular but without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, by responding to suspected heart attack patients and assisting by means of advisory defibrillation.The advancement of education by training in the response to cardio vascular emergency.

Monthly meetings for members with speakers.

(i) Makes grants to children of Secondary School age and those going on in Further Education,towards their educational expenses, who are resident within the Parish of Setmurthy.(ii) Makes grants towards the upkeep of Setmurthy Parish Hall which is used for Educational Classes. (iii) Makes grants towards the running costs of the above Educational Classes.

Feature Youth Club offers a safe and positive environment where young people can meet to develop their interests and hobbies. The club offers a range of activities on a weekly basis which is provided by a team of volunteers. A side from the weekly sessions the club also runs regular trips and events at reduced cost to allow young people to enjoy opportunities they may not have a chance to access.

Masonic Lodge

Riding and horse care for the disabled.

Promote religious and other charitable purposes.