Charities In Lancashire

FOLL, Friends of Lancaster Library is a new charity supporting the library and promoting diversity. We deliver free events to engage the local community, offering informal learning for all ages and backgrounds. FOLL runs three cafes, helping deprived and vulnerable groups, including families, young people, and underrepresented communities, fostering connection and accessibility for all.

Church Services are presented with both the regular congregant and the visitor in mind. We minister to the physical, mental and spiritual needs of the members of the congregation in our services, giving specific consideration to the seekers or newcomers in our midst who may not necessarily have a church background and as such may not understand the processes and procedures of Christianity.

To promote and advance the arts, culture, education, local and agricultural heritage through the medium of projects, theatre, events, festivals, visual arts, outreach work, training classes and workshops for the benefit of the general public with the aim of improvement and enhancement to the persons served.

The Global Coalition for Conflict Transformation brings together non-profit organizations committed to upholding and implementing the Principles of Conflict Transformation. The GCCT's mission is to raise awareness/understanding about conflict transformation, facilitate theoretical/policy-oriented debate on conflict transformation, and catalyse the sharing of best practice between practitioners.

a) Consult and advise on issues relating to the aims of the groupb) Raise funds and invite and receive contributions by subscription, donation or otherwisec) Do other things as are lawful and necessary in order to pursue the objects of the organisation

Les Abeilles de Manchester is a Saturday supplementary school who supports bi-lingual francophone children from birth to 16 years old. We offer sessions to support children in their learning of the French language and the francophone culture. Older students are also preparing for British and French exams.

Managing Moss Side Community Centre and provide community services to all residents,

General charitable benevolent support for amatuer sport

To maintain and upkeep a Quaker Burial Ground ( Twill Furlong) on Lower Lane Freckleton in the County of Lancashire.

ORGANISATION OF CHURCH MEETINGS, BIBLE STUDIES AND FAMILY EVENTS.

PROVISION OF REGULAR PUBLIC WORSHIP & SACRED SPACE FOR PERSONAL PRAYER, & CONTEMPLATION; PASTORAL CARE - VISITING SICK & BEREAVEDPROMOTING & TEACHING CHRISTIANITY THROUGH SERMONS & SMALL GROUPSPROMOTING THE MISSION OF THE CHURCH IN ENGLAND, PROVISION OF COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES FOR ALL AGESMAINTAIN & MANAGE A CHURCH HALL FOR COMMUNITY USEMAINTAIN & MANAGE A CHURCHYARD

Grant making

The Charity applies its income to provid for the annual celebration of a requiem Mass for the repose of the souls of former pupils of Stonyhurst College who have died on active military service. The Charity augments the income of the Stonyhurst Association Charitable Trust or of the Stonyhurst Association Charity and otherwise advances education at Stonyhurst College.

Acquisition and Restoration of Heritage Trams and opening the Fleetwood Tram Museum and Workshop in 2014 as a Visitor Attraction to assist the regeneration of the town, protect the heritage of these vehicles, provide an informative and educational facility for children and adults and employment and skills training in restoration and maintenance.

Provision of sports prizes for the pupils of Morecambe Euston Road County Secondary .This is a dormant fund currently adminstered by LCC which is in the process of being transferred to an appropriate establishment by LCC Legal Services Dept.

The charity is to promote the education of children in Preston, lancs

the purchase of medical equipment and facilities to be used for the benefit of patients

Christian Worship

To provide & maintain a stimulating environment for outdoor activity for all the community to enjoy.

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To advance the Christian faith in accordance with the statement of beliefs appearing in the schedule. To relieve sickness and financial hardship and to promote and preserve good health by the provision of funds, goods or services of any kind, including through the provision of counselling and support.

Grant making for the relief of poverty to residents of Worsthorne and Hurstwood.

The hall is used for the benefit of the inhabitants of the parishes of Wilpshire, Salesbury and Clayton-le-Dale, without distinction of political, religious or other affiliations, including use for meetings, lectures and classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation, with the object of improving the condition of life for the said inhabitants.