Charities In East Riding Of Yorkshire

To ensure that community projects tackling crime and disorder receive financial and other support.Within a wider strategy to reduce crime protect the vulnerable, promote good citizenship, promote sport and active recreation, tackle drug and alcohol misuse, improve road safety and develop safer communities.

Our aim was to build on the charitable work carried out the by the late Kerry Key, through fundraising and sponsorship. Over the past year we have held various events. These events have raised awareness of disease and health conditions affecting people suffering with cancer and other illnesses.

We provide riding and carriage driving sessions to adults and children who have various disabilities ,health ,behaviour and additional needs. We also provide stable management and the looking after our horses and ponies. We support the whole family and provide a safe and caring environment for all.We support local schools now during term time.

The PCC has the responsibility of promoting in the ecclesiastical parish of St. John Newland the mission, worship and pastoral ministry of the Church of England.

Owns and maintains a public playing field for recreational and sporting purposes for the people of Howden and the surrounding area.

We promote education, knowledge and understanding for all ages of the heritage of Pocklington and its hinterland, by research, sharing and conservation of local heritage assets. We produce regular history lectures, publications and exhibitions and answer and advise public enquiries. We are also working towards establishing a museum/permanent collection to publically display local heritage.

CYPSF provides, operates and maintains recreational facilities in the form of rugby, football and cricket pitches for the local population

Developing the skills of choral music and presenting concerts for the financial benefit of charitable and community groups. Performances are mostly , but not exclusively, within the City of York and North Yorkshire

Welfare Rights Advisory Service, dealing with benefits and disabled living.Gardening and Decorating ServiceWheelchair Hire ServiceMobility scooter hireCafe drop in Centre

The charity is used to fund activities and equipment for children subject to profound and multiple, severe and autistic and emotional behavioral difficulties some with additional sensory impairment.

For over thirty years we have acted as a watchdog on all developments in the town. Our principal task is to monitor proposals which might impact on the historic core and traditions of Howden. We aim to stimulate public interest, promote high standards of planning and architecture and secure the preservation, protection, development and improvement of features of historic or public interest.

Fund-raising for school equipment, trips etc

To relieve the suffering of stray and abandoned animals by providing a secure and safe environment until a new loving home can be found.

The charity helps maintain the historic church of St Marys, Beverley for religious worship and for public events. The charity also enables the building to be kept open to the general public throughout the year.

The Charity owns 6 Almshouses built c1680. An E shaped block in red brick with pantile roof. They are listed and in a Conservation Area.

The Derwent Valley Light Railway Society (DVLRS) operates and maintains the last remaining stretch of the original Derwent Valley Light Railway (DVLR) that ran from York Foss Islands to Cliff Common near Selby. The railway is operated on behalf of and within the bounds of the Yorkshire Museum of Farming (YMF) at Murton, York, as an integral part of the Museum.

OPERATION OF CAR PARK & LEASE OF CAFE TO RAISE FUNDS FOR UPKEEP OF THE MEMORIAL GARDENS AND WAR MEMORIAL

We are an independent charity run by a bunch of dedicated volunteers and Greyhound owners. HGRC is self-funded and relies on the generosity of supporters who love Greyhounds. Many of the dogs we get have been gifted in by their owners or found abandoned. Hull Greyhound Rescue has a charity shop for sales of donated goods including dog supplies and in normal times arranges fundraising events.

To advance the education of the public and in particular the education of older people no longer in full time gainful employment in Anlaby, Willerby & Kirk Ella and its surrounding locality.The provision of facilities for leisure time and recreational activities with the object of improving the conditions of life for the above persons in the interests of their social welfare.

Malton Museum is an independent, accredited museum, run primarily by volunteers. Its chief aim is to enable the local community to discover more about the town's varied history through regular exhibitions drawn from the Museum's own collections together with events and activities for schools, families, adult groups and a wide range of visitors to the area.

For public benefit the promotion and protection of good health among persons18 years and older, living in Hornsea and the surrounding area, including those that are retired, unemployed or have health problems, through the provision of facilities for hobbies, recreation or other leisure time occupations including practical interests, skills sharing and the learning of new skills. Community based.

The advancement of the Christian faith in accordance with the Christadelphian statement of faith.

Fund raising to provide the extras for the children at the school in terms of education and social time. Also to run many events including Summer Fairs, Christmas Fairs for the children and parents to enjoy.

The charities objectives are to promote community awareness and involvement in celebrating agricultural and horticultural heritage of Howden and its surrounding villages through the Annual Howden Show. We are not-for-profit organisation.

Maintaining village hall for open use by the community. Organising events to pay for the cost of maintenance, utilities and cleaning.