Charities In Kirklees

We fundraise by setting up stalls to sell various items to raise money.We also sell raffle tickets for the charity. We also auction items online through social media to generate income. We also hold small events and gatherings to raise money.In the month of Ramadan we sell cakes. Cash donations are collected.We operate from Kirklees, Leeds, Bradford, Rochdale areas.

To advance the Christian faith in accordance with the statement of belief in the UK.The provision of facilities for recreation and other leisure time occupation among refugees and asylum seekers living in Huddersfield

A building preservation trust: Buying historic buildings in need of repair, carrying out the repair and selling to be able to buy the next one.

We are an organization giving grants to students, aged between 16-24 years, that live in the Slaithwaite area to provide support with their studies.

The main activities of the fund is used for charity events.

Grants to students, under 25 years of age (on 01 September of the year in which applying), residing in the area of The Ancient Parish of Thornhill, St. Michael, (Savile Town, Thornhill Lees, Thornhill, Whitley and Briestfield; The Flockton Ward of The Kirkburton Parish Council; The Parish of Sitlington).Income derived from investments, and small amounts of Ground Rent on land in the area.

To promote facilities for youth, the aged or disabled, those in financial hardship or social or economic circumstance and for the public at large; to improve the condition of life enabling all to reach their potential. By growth in their physical, mental and spiritual growth.

The principle activity of the Association is the management of the Sheep Dog Trials held each year

TO PROVIDE A STIPEND FOR THE VICAR OF MELTHAM, HOLMFIRTH, WEST YORKSHIRE

Our Volunteer Team broadcasts Radio Programmes made by ourselves to Patients of the Huddersfield Royal Infirmary, under the auspices of our National Organisation, Hospital Broadcasts Association.

To provide advice, support to deafblind individuals residing in Yorkshire. This includes children and adults and their families.The charity aims to promote awareness and learning in the area of deafblindness to those families living in Yorkshire.

The choir welcomes new singers to join them performing concerts for the general public. We sing at the request of other organisations to help with their money raising events. We also fundraise for our benefit and for nominated charities.

Provision of a support network for parents carers siblings and other individuals affected by autism Raise awareness of autism including the impact autism has on family life Promote increased awareness of autistic spectrum disorder within the communityInvolve local community in raising awareness by encouraging them to attend social events

Raising funds for Castle Hill School to enhance the provision for pupils with severe and profound learning difficulties. The school has achieved Specialist Status in Communication and Interaction

1) The relief of patients suffering from Pure Red Cell Aplasia2) The provision in the interests of social welfare of recreational facilities for such patients3) The relief in cases of financial distress of the dependents or deceased patients4) The promotion of research into the causes and treatment of Pure Red Cell Aplasia on terms that such research is published

This charity operates openly in areas where help is desperately needed. The most recent appeals made were for the Pakistan Flood Disaster, Bangladesh Cyclone, Bangladesh Cancer Treatment and Kashmir Earthquake Appeal.

To distribute small grants to young people living in Shelley going on to Higher Education or Apprenticeships

Beaver and Cub activities for local boys and girls. Including regular meetings and outings to promote social and interactive skills.

PROVIDE FIRST AID TO GENERAL PUBLIC AT ORGANISED EVENTS.

The advancement of the education of the public through the promotion of music (and in particular brass instruments) including the improvement of the appreciation of music to those living and workig within the 'HD9' post code area of the Holme Valley, West Yorkshire.

Financial support for the work of The Society of St Wilfrid and St Hilda, in the Anglican Diocese of Leeds

FAINS is the parent/teacher association for the school. Made up of parents and staff the group's main aim is to raise extra funds whilst providing social activities for the families and staff at the school.

The Trust was established to assist The Slaithwaite Philharmonic Orchestral Society with concert expenses whilst promoting the art of music. The normal Modus Operandi is for the Orchestra to contact the Trust when it is in need of assistance and for the Trustees then to consider that request sympathetically and make a grant at their discretion.

Our aim is to advance the education of the general public living in Kirklees (particularly in the township of Slaithwaite) by promoting activities including artistic exhibitions, performances of music, drama and story telling, multimedia crafts and lantern making. We also stage celebratory festival of Lanterns and Storytelling in Slaithwaite on a regular basis.

For the advancement of the christian religion in general and in particular(without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing)the extension of the christian witness to the public at large outside of church premises