Charities In Cumbria

Raising funds for a new health and well being facility

Charity established to raise funds for/to manage/maintain a small playing field in the village of Broughton Cross, Cumbria

Support of needy in the Sedbergh area.

Welfare fund for elderly

The Fellside Trust has the purpose of providing opportunities for education in healthcare and the arts to the general public and the local community.

Sport and recreation

None

To provide or facilitate recreational and educational activates for the population of the area.

Advancement of education

Grant making

Supports Armed Forces Veterans and their families with a variety of issues: homelessness, metal & physical health, employment, benefits, pensions, debt management, isolation, veterans'. Provides a 'sign-posting' service and funding to support organisations to achieve common Charitable aims.

Charity activities was training to the private and voluntary provider sector of health and social care. The Charity is dormant at present.

Grants to all in need in the Parish of Egremont, Cumbria

Payment to Priest in Charge and Church repairs

A local charity that protects and provides sanctuary for unwanted and distressed animals until loving new homes are found in the Furness and South Lakes area. Our policy is never to have a healthy animal put to sleep. Animal Welfare Furness was founded by a group of local people and registered as 519065 in 1987. The charitys registration transitioned to 1189973 and CIO status on 1 Jan 2023.

To advance healthy recreation and physical education of children andyoung people up to the age of 19 in Copeland and the surrounding areathrough the playing of, and coaching in, rugby league football

To relieve poverty and Distress among freemasons and their families and to support local Registered Charities

Fund raising activities to raise money for extra resources for the school.

Donations/assistance to local causes/individuals

The trustees seek to support the work of Grasmere School and through the trusts limited income to provide accommodation for children and young people of the village outside school hours. This latter role provides a meeting place for a parents and toddlers group, as well as two youth clubs aged 7-14 years.

south stainmore parish institure

Hospital radio broadcasting

none. The building is a derelict unused redundant church.

To raise money through charity shops and donate all profits to local disability charities for them to continue with their charitable obligations.