Charities In East Riding Of Yorkshire

The relief of need, hardship and distress among clergy and licensed lay workers who reside or serve (or have resided or served) in the Diocese of York and among dependant relatives or those who have served as housekeepers to those named above.

Village hall hired to various members of the local community and anyone wishing to use the facilities. The hall is used for badminton, karate, toddler group, school gym sessions, Country Women, Parish Council, etc. Additionally the village run an annual scarecrow festival which raises funds for the hall.

To enhance the development and education of children primarily under stautary school age by encouraging parents to understand and provide for the needs of their children through community groups.

The Christ Church Constitution 'Forward' states that 'Christ Church exists to glorify God- Father, Son &Holy Spirit, by making known by witness and actions and by being a fellowship in which those whoknow Christ may grow in Him and have opportunity to use the gifts with which He has endowed them'.

Supporting the Hull Philharmonic Orchestra in presenting three orchestral concerts each year in Hull.

We are an out of school club providing childcare, in the HU6 area in Hull for children aged 4 to 11 years old, before and after school term time only.

Christmas Fair, Sponsored Walks, Discos, Summer Fair, Film Nights, Raffles

To advance education through the work, collections, activities and programmes of Hull's Maritime Museum, the North End Shipyard, Arctic Corsair and Spurn Lightship. To advance/promote the Hull's maritime history, heritage and culture through support of and advocacy for Hull: Yorkshire's Maritime City project.

The charity provides grants in accordance with its objects

general charity activities within the local community

The advancement of health and saving of lives. Amateur sport. Recreation.

1. TO RELIEVE POVERTY AND 2. FOR OTHER SUCH CHARITABLE PURPOSES AS THE TRUSTEES THINK FIT

We award grants to children and young adults in our local area to support them in primary, secondary and tertiary education. We also support young adults who are completing an apprenticeship or vocational course.

Working with families and young people.Fundraising for National and Worldwide Mothers' Union projects for literacy; Domestic abuse; Social deprivation; Respite holidays.Training in Public Speaking;Spiritual direction and public services of worship.

The Charity provides arts, cultural and educational activities for the people of Bransholme and it's surrounding areas.

To advance the education of the public in animal welfare and animal behaviour, and the principles of good care and management of pets. Services include Animal Assisted Therapy,schools education programmes, Care Home visits, One to One and group work, Weekly youth club, Dog Phobia workshops, Community events

To strengthen the community through activities that promote health and well-being enhancing lives for all. Working with and through others we hope to develop a community hub, which not only uses the resources of Pocklington Rugby Club but also support the development and increase in activity provision and social interaction for people of all ages.

Open access activities for children, young people and their families based in the village of Holme upon Spalding Moor.

Providing & maintaining a village hall for the use of the villagers of Sutton-On-Derwent.

We provide musical tuition to people young and not so young free of charge both in the bandroom and in some local junior schools. We currently have around 100 instrumentalists associated with the band from raw beginners to accomplished senior band musicians. Volunteer tutors are not paid for this work. Our five musical ensembles provide a variety of musical performances throughout the year.

The rescue of dogs no longer wanted and to alleviate pain and suffering of dogs who have been abused bringing them back to health and to place them with loving and responsible owners.

Church Estate - Property Management

We promote employment opportunities to include assistant to find job, offer start up business and enterprise advise, organize event to tackle social isolation noticeable among disadvantaged young and older people, promote social cohesion, community integration and equal access to services so that diversity community groups can benefit.

Youth organisation, meeting 4 nights each week with approximately 100 members and 22 voluntary leaders.

The objects of the charity is to preserve for the Community and the nation; local history, architectural and cultural heritage that may exist in and around North Holderness in the form of buildings and artefacts of particular historical, architectural and cultural interests. The museum also puts on events for the local community, such as paranormal nights and 1940's street party days.