Charities In East Riding Of Yorkshire

PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION - PROVIDING FACILITIES FOR EDUCATION AT THE SCHOOL.

Educational, making grants to individuals available from the general public

assistance with educational needs

Grants towards books for children attending University from Swanland.

Contribution to stipend

The activities are to create, maintain, develop, promote and raise funds for an outdoor recreation area known as ?The Park, Kilnwick? in the village of Kilnwick, East Yorkshire.

Hull (DEC) promotes global learning for those aged 3-19 in schools, and in community groups, mainly through resource loan boxes now administered in partnership with Global Resources in Hull. .We support diversity events in partnership with people of other cultures

To provide small grants to those in need who live in the parish of Allerthorpe

GARDEN FOR THE USE OF THE PUBLIC FOR THE PURPOSES OF EXERCISE AND RECREATION

To provide some help to children under the age of 16

Activities and services to support children and families

EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES

To help under privileged pupils at the primary school.

To provide for the theatrical education of young persons resident in Yorkshire and North East Lincolnshire who are members of an operatic or dramatic society affiliated to the National Operatic and Dramatic Asssociation and to make grants to assist in disbursing the cost oftheir attendance at Theatre School Courses or Study Groups.

We need to raise vital funds to assist in the restoration, preservation, repair and beautification of St Leonards Church Scorborough. We wish to promote interest in the care and preservation of this church.

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Inactive. This is a 'historical' fund via Adlingfleet Church, generating interest on a bank account, the charity remains but the fund is not great enough in todays terms to give education grants.

Grants to schools

To provide some help to those of advanced age

Support of Medical Education in Microbiology, and research which contributes to Medical Education in Microbiology.

No activities

Cricket

The Nunburnholme Jubilee Committee formed in 2002 to raise money for the upkeep of St James' Church, the churchyard and enable community projects in the village of Nunburnholme and area; in 2018 it became a CIO. Membership is open to anyone interested, we welcome new members. The historical, social, musical and arts projects are held in the church or within the village in homes or outdoors.

To advance the education and development of children via a Christian ethos, working primarily with Churches but also other bodies including schools, in rural areas of the East Riding Archdeaconry of the Church of England.To advance the education of support volunteers and paid workers of parishes and deaneriesworking with children by the provision of training and by sharing good practice.

Provide facilities for various groups who use the hall weekly. Covering all ages and abilities.Art Class, Cake Decorating, Patchwork, and Whist