Charities In East Riding Of Yorkshire

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.

The primary activity of the charity is the provision of grants to individuals and groups of individuals towards the costs of travel, residence and attendances at conferences, lectures and educational courses.

A safe space for young people aged 11 - 18 in Pocklington, YPC is open Tuesday to Friday, 4pm - 8 pm. We respond to their needs with advice, training, and fun activities, promoting positive outcomes and helping them reach their potential. From crafts and cooking to sports, IT skills, and access to counselling, we offer a welcoming environment where young people can learn, grow, and thrive.

SUPPORT LOCAL GROUPS AND ORGANIZATIONS. ISSUING OF SUPPORT AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO FURTHER THE EDUCATION OF LOCAL STUDENTS AND TO ENHANCE THE FABRIC AND APPEARANCE OF THE VILLAGE OF NAFFERTON.

The premises is a traditional Village Hall which was formally a village school. The Village Hall is run for the benefit of all parish residents to provide a local meeting place for village organisations and individuals.

Fund raising through events eg dinner dances, speakers, golf and other social occasions and by donations.

Grant giving charity

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.

EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AND STUDY. NO AGE BARRIERS OR ETHNIC ORIGIN.

To promote and encourage:Education through research into the evolution of British rural landscape from the Palaeolithic to the present day; The provision of education and training in landscape research methodology; the dissemination of the useful results of landscape research.

Finding legal support for asylum seeker applications and supporting refugees to obtain the right to remain and or gain citizenship. We assist refugees applying for benefits and emergency housing.We maintain and develop links with donors to provide household items and clothing for refugee households in York and partners in Bradford, Wakefield and Hull.

The charity's aims are to preserve and protect the health of newborn babies by providing or assisting in the provision of neonatal equipment and transport equipment.

The Project provides educational, cultural, social,welfare,training, recreational and leisure time activities for the youth and surrounding community for self sustainability and self sufficiency Discounted refurbished computers and consumables and a re-cycling collection serviceFull garage repair service, Room hire

The Choir uses historical research into performing styles and practices in use at the time of composition as the basis for its own performances, usually a series of six concerts held in York

Provision of facilities for use of religious, community and youth organisations.

We provide sporting & recreational activities to children & adults including table tennis, martial arts, . room hire for public and private meetings such as the Over 50's Computer Club, Irish Dancing, Over 55 luncheon club, toddles group councillors surgery and residents group. A local history group meet at the Club. A Church Group uses the building on Sunday mornings.

Pupose of the charity is to raise income from the Mark Lodges within Yorkshire North & East Yorkshireand apply that income to the benefit of;a) Distressed Mark Mason's, their widows or other family membersb) To assist other Masonic Charities including the Mark Grand Charityc) To support other charitable institutions within the Province of Yorkshire North & East Yorkshire.

provision and running of village playing field and village hall

Part of the Scout association providing activities such as camping, hill walking, orienteering, map reading, climbing, community responsibility.

Preservation of the steam trawler Viola Dias & advancement of education for the public benefit of the historical importance of the vessel & its role in the First World War by: the salvage, conservation and long-term preservation of the vessel; investigating the feasibility of returning the vessel to her home port of Hull; and establishing, maintaining & operating the vessel & an associated museum.

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.

We have no activitys we house spinsters and widows of Snaith & Cawicks.

Provision of a village hall to all, without distinction of political, religious or other opinion, in the parish of Newbald for the use of meetings, lectures, and classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.

lOOKS AFTER APPROXIMATELY 10 ACRES OF LAND WHICH IS SPLIT INTO 4 SECTIONS, 3 ARE USED BY A BOWLS CLUB, CRICKET CLUB AND TENNIS CLUB, THE OTHER IS CURRENTLY UNUSED AND MAINTAINED AND CUT BY AN OUTSIDE CONTRACTOR.