Charities In Lancashire

Regular monthly talks on gardening and horticultural subjects which are open to all members and the general public. Three shows are held each year

The Friends of Eritrea/ UK is an independent charity, whose main objectives are:Support to education and relief of sickness and poverty in Eritrea.To solicit aid from governments, institutions and individuals in the UK and elsewhere.To promote technology transfer to schools and HE centres in Eritrea that share these objectives and to support new Eritrean refugees coming into the UK.

Same as "Where Charity Operates"

1. The objectives of the group are to encourage the use of public footpaths and to assist in the preservation, maintenance and defence of the rights of the public to use and enjoy on foot the public highways, (e.g. footpaths, bridle paths, by-ways and other ways, wastelands and roadside strips). 2. The group aims to prevent the abuse of such rights. 3. The group aims to co-operate with other assoc

Current Activities includes Christmas and Summer Fairs, Firework Display, Raffle Ticket Sales and Bond Sales to raise money for the local village primary school

We have regular church services on sunday mornings where we worship, hear from God and spend time in fellowship. Also we have Bible studys, homeless meals throughout the week, hour prayer and Monthly worship nights where we encounter with God for three hours

Community work within the local area. Supporting various local, national and international charities by fund raising activities. Sponsoring young people involved in charity work overseas.

To provide and promote facilities and social activities for those with cerebal palsy and other physically handicapped persons in and around the Widnes area

Provision of hospital radio services to the staff and patients of Ormskirk and District General Hospital and Southport Hospital

General fundraising in the Ormskirk area to allow donations to be made to individuals or small charitable groups on receipt of a request for assistance. It is not our normal policy to make donations from this Trust to organisations that have their own fundraising abilities. We do make donations via our parent body Lions Clubs International for National & I/NAT appeals.

Issue of grocery vouchers to Wardle residents deemed to qualify.

To ASSIST WITH THE RELIEF OF POVERTY AND TO HELP PEOPLE IN THE CLITHEROE AREA.

Provide funds for two local church schools

Broadcasting 24/7 random music and live shows to patients of The Royal Blackburn Hospital.

The Poor's Land Charity provides an annual grant to individuals in the Parish of Caton-with-Littledale, from the income derived from the 'Poor's Land' grazing and fishing rights.

Provide support and training for individuals needing additional support to progress with their chosen career. This includes one to one mentoring, support to get on-line, basic IT skills, CV writing and support for job applications

THE ACTIVITIES OF THE CHARITY ARE TO RELIEVE POVERTY, SICKNESS, HARDSHIP AND DISTRESS AND TO ADVANCE AND PROMOTE EDUCATION. IT HAS AIMED TO ACHIEVE THIS BY PROVIDING FUNDS TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANISATIONS THAT FALL INTO THIS CATEGORY

Creating a community hub for local inhabitants offering social events. Whittingham and Goosnargh and the surrounding villages.

To help those who are sick in the area of Rishton

To advance the education of pupils in the school in particular by:Developing effective relationships between the staff parents and other associated with the school; Engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

Our key activities will be to educate people about the industrial, military and transport heritage of Accrington. We own a 1975 single-deck bus, the last surviving example painted in the dress uniform colours of the Accrington Pals. We are currently restoring this as a community asset by means of a National Lottery Heritage Fund grant and equipping it as a learning and exhibition vehicle.

For various Parishes in Croston and Leyland on a rotational basis: the purchase of books of devotion according to the principles of the Church of England; educational stipends; apprenticeships for industrious poor persons; poor indigent and industrious housekeepers.

upkeep and administration of the village green and maintenance of the field, and also makes grants to the village school.

To provide amenities and facilities for community use, particularly members of the community over 60 years of age. This includes regular weekly meetings and social events.