Charities In Lancashire

Hosting Feasts of CongregationCo-ordination and support of churches in our groupTraining of Christian ministers, worship leaders, singers, musicians, youth workersInitiating events in various localities; spiritual, social and evangelisticFacilitating the learning of instruments by young peoplePromotion of teaching through in churches, on the web and in printSupport overseas churches

Maintain the interests of the regiment and antecedent regiments by providing welfare and benevolence support to serving and retired members of the regiment.

The charity awards grants to those organisations in the North West of England who the late Doreen Greenlees wished to benefit via the trust contained in her will. This includes organisations committed to the welfare of animals, the maintenance of the fabric of and structural alterations and additions to buildings used for Christian worship and alleviating poverty through Christian social welfare.

Provides for the welfare of people with disabilities living in and around Craven, North Yorkshire and assisting them to integrate into society. We operate 8 minibuses with full disability access including wheelchair lifts. We collect them from their homes and take them to Doctors & Hospital appointments, Dentists, Shopping etc.

Provision of homes for widows of dalesmen and farmers living in Waddington and the surrounding parishes

The prevention or relief of poverty in the Wigan and Leigh area, in particular but not exclusively, by the provision of support, food and shelter to people who are homeless or individuals in need.

Church of England organisation providing religious services, pastoral care and chrisitian activities to the local area

The provision and advancement of education of children and young persons from ages eight to eighteen by operation of a school at Hornby, near Lancaster.

The objective of the charity is to improve Cancer survival rates by raising awareness about the importance of early Cancer screening. Helping to provide the people of East Lancashire with the facilities, support services and equipment to make Cancer diagnosis more readily accessible, enabling quicker treatment.

The church aims to show the wider public the importance of the spiritual aspect of life by contributing positively to the communityThe focus will be the less privilege, drug addicts, unemployed, young adults and children. This will be achieved by encouraging a culture of faith and prayer and working with other charities to provide support to these special members of the community.

Manna House works for the benefit of the public in South Lakeland providing advice, advocacy and a drop-in support centre for those who are homeless, vulnerably housed, lonely or needing help. The Charity also offers a range of activities to develop life and employment skills to enable service users to become active members of the local community.

The Trust runs and administers a heritage museum.

CDEC PROVIDES TEACHING RESOURCES, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING FOR SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY GROUPS IN CUMBRIA. THIS INCLUDES GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP, SCHOOL LINKING, MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION, OUTDOOR LEARNING, CHALLENGING PREJUDICE AND RACISM, CRITICAL THINKING AND ENQUIRY.

Counselling services - Burnley, Pendle, Ribble Valley, Rossendale area

To provide relief to those in need among Mark Masons, their widows and dependants in the Province of East Lancashire.The Charity helps other organizations who benefit the public by providing services which encompass outdoor activities, specialist rescue services, medical healthcare and support.

St Cuthberts is a Church of England Parish Church in Fulwood Preston and offers relevant religious actitivies as its prime concern. After re-building it re-opened in 2005 and in its continuing vision of service to the community, makes its premises available to outside organisations. Additionally the church is involved in mission related projects and makes small grants available in that context.

To restore and bring back into public service the steam tug/passenger tender "Daniel Adamson" built at Tranmere in 1903.

To advance education for the public benefit in the appreciation and practice of the arts, by any means deemed appropriate by the trustees.To provide or assist in the provision of facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation or other leisure time occupation of individuals, with a preference to young persons under the age of 25 years of age.

The Charity is governed by a 1979 Scheme approved by the Charity Commissioners. Under the scheme there are named beneficiaries to receive fixed, non-discretionary percentages of income. A small percentage of income is distributed by the Schools Committee. These distributions are discretionary to Charities specified in the Charity Commission Scheme.

Marsh Community Centre promote the benefit of the inhabitants of the Marsh without distinction of sex, sexual orientation, race or political, religious or other opinions, by associating together the members and the local authorities to provide facilities in the interest of social wefare for recreation and leisure-time with the object of improving the conditions of life for the community.

Promote charitable purposes for the benefit of: the community of Lancashire, racial harmony, education, culture, financial hardship, advancement of faith, humanitarian causes, exclusively charitable causes in accordance with the laws of England and Wales as the Trustees may from time to time decide.

Common Purpose is a leadership development organization that specializes in cross-boundary leadership. Common Purpose Student Experiences focuses specifically on leadership opportunities for university students.

We aspire to help young people find and develop their creative passions, empathy, well-being and friendship groups through a calendar of inspiring, creative workshops, short courses and events. These are open to all secondary school age children (11-18) and are offered for free. We operate in the Lancaster, Morecambe in Lancashire and Kendal in Cumbria.

The principal activities are those of a charity which includes making investments and making charitable donations.

The 3R Foundation raises funds for local small charities, community groups and clubs in the North Lancashire and South Cumbria area through the 3R Charity shop in Carnforth