Charities In East Riding Of Yorkshire

The charity encourages the provision of new services, and also shapes the delivery of existing services, for sanctuary seekers, principally through the application in Hull and East Riding of national City of Sanctuary schemes which accredit those organisations which meet the schemes' criteria. The charity also co ordinates and facilitates the delivery of Hull Refugee Week in the same locality.

To assist the poor and needy of Atwick

THE UPKEEP OF BEVERLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY

Small grants to local people in need to alleviate hardship or to provide monies for travelling to hospital appointments.Small grants to local village youth groups to allow them to buy equipment for the children.

Income all achieved through interest from a bond. Payments to the poor of Cottingham paid out just before Christmas. payments sent to Five Schools of Cottingham, High School, Bacon Garth, Croxby, Westfield and Hallgate.for use to fund residential visits for pupils who struggle to meet costs.Also a small donation was given to a Cottingham family towards cost of uniform payment.

The promotion of neurosurgical practice in the county of East Yorkshire and the neighbouring counties by the purchase and maintenance of research equipment or the provision of facilities for teaching or in such other ways as the Trustees think fit.

Allotments for residents of North Ferriby.

Relief of poverty.

The charity has no function at present other than the rental of a paddock.

Meet yearly to distribute small sums of money to spinsters/widows who live on their own in the parish of South Cave.

WE CONTINUE TO PROVIDE CREATIVE PLAY OPPORTUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR AND YOUNG VOLUNTEERS CONTINUE TO BE THE DRIVING FORCE. COUNTRYSIDE AND SEA SIDE VISITS, OVER NIGHT CAMPING AND RESIDENTIAL ACTIVITY HAVE BEEN HUGELY BENEFICIAL TO PROMOTING HEALTH AND WELL BEING AND WE CONTINUE TO PROMOTE INCLUSIVE WORK SENSITIVE TO THE NEEDS OF THE INDIVIDUAL CHILD OR YOUNG PERSON.

The Charity raises money by renting out a field in the village to local horse owners and others.

Use income for the Hull Trinity House School

Support of local and national charities and good causes - all with the consent and permission of the brethren of the Humber Lodge of Freemasons, No.57.

Maintain open for all access to Withenesea Millennium Green.

Grants or Gifts for the General Benefit of the Poor in the Ecclesiastical Parish of Hook, Nr, Goole, East Riding of Yorkshire

To support the increase of collective knowledge in all areas of study which relate to the events of 1066 by sponsoring research, public access and publication of findings and advance community education by engaging a wide scope of the age and ability with training to investigate heritage and conservation.

Distribution of Humanitarian Aid (clothing, toys, aids for disabled people, gifts, Rotary shoeboxes, sheets, pillowcases, blankets, hospital linen) to those in need. Provision of grants to orphanages. Fundraising to enable Aid to be shipped to Bulgaria. Provision of containers of food aid for the needy.

The purposes of the charity are to make grants where considered appropriate by the Trustees (1) to parishioners of Yapham cum Meltonby in receipt of the state pension for the relief of need, and (2) to parishioners with children in full time education and living in the parish for the benefit of their child's/children's education.

Hafney works to raise funding for, promote and manage onto in healthcare projects in North East Yorkshire.

To give assistance to the local community for education/training/medical/disability and relief of poverty

Encourages and promotes archaeology by individuals and organisations by the provision of data and specialist reports on monuments and artefacts from the region. Supports and organises public lectures, day schools and conferences.Indentifies and records archaeological sites and finds made by individuals and organisations for publication and historical environment records.

Provision of laptop and other IT equipment to teenagers with cancer and other life threatening illnesses. Also provide support for teenagers with short term serious illnesses.

1. Our charitable purpose is the advancement of education. 2. Barriers to education are many and varied by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship; all of which prevent people from accessing opportunities. The Trustees define disadvantage in line with the English Index of Multiple Deprivation (I.MD)

WW1 displays, education about prominent local people from Hull and East Yorkshire