Charities In Lancashire

To relief of financial hardship within the Jewish Community by providing grants, paying for services, facilities, goods and services which persons could not afford through lack of means

The provision of facilities for Christian Worship and fellowship.To share Faith and Understanding of Christianity.To provide outreach services for the local community.To provide rooms for smaller charitable organisations to use for their own purposes.

Gay & Peter Hartley's Hillards Trust makes grants to charities that support children's welfare, care for the elderly, mental/physical health, disability, & hospices. Grants are made up to £1,000 to local charities in towns in 11 counties in north and central England - mainly in Yorkshire, Lancashire, Lincolnshire, Derbyshire & Nottinghamshire. See www.hillardstrust.org for more details.

the charity provides facilities in the interests of social welfare, for recreation and leisure time occupations with the object of improving the conditions of life for the inhabitants of the Brookfield area of Preston, and in common effect to advance education and and to improve the physical and economic conditions of life in the said area of benefit

The Club caters for both boys and girls to enable them to gain new experiences, which develop their confidence and aspirations in an informal and non-judgemental environment,

Retired Greyhounds South Lakes finds permanent retirement homes for ex racing greyhounds.

The promotion of the Christian religion, the provision of a Church for prayer and worship, regular services of public worship, teaching christianity through sermons, junior church, youth work, adult education, foster inter faith links, pastoral care, supporting other charities in the UK and overseas

Maintaining and preserving the historic fabric of Hoghton TowerMaking Hoghton Tower available to the community at large through house open days, school tours and private toursMaintaining the grounds and gardens of Hoghton TowerEducation and research activities into the history of the house and archives

JUMP provides profession photography services for children with life limiting health conditions to enable them to capture special memories with families and friends. We run a programme of face to face and digital social events where the families we support can come together for activities, entertainment ,information and to access our photography and other range of support services.

Islamic Educaton facilities / Community support

Maintain the hall for the use by the parishioners and local community.

The charity pays income to charitable institutions at the absolute discretion of the trustees, favouring charities in the North West of England. Trust is open to applications. Please submit your application to https://funding.ludlowtrust.com

To promote the advancement of education for the public benefit relating to natural history, ecology and conservation of the natural environment.

PROVIDE EMERGENCY RELIEF TO THE MOST AFFECTED PEOPLE IN ERITREA, ERITREAN REFUGEES IN THE SUDAN, ETHIOPIA AND OTHER NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES WE SETUP BASIC EDUCATION, SANITATION AND CONTRIBUTE TO EASE THE ORDEAL OF ORPHANS.

Charitable purposes and public benefit.

We grant wishes for people diagnosed with a terminal illness in their early adult life.Hoping to give as many happy memories as possible to them, and their family and friends

The community centre is a facility for people of all ages offering a wide range of services and activities to the both the local community and surrounding areas. We work in partnership with other voluntary groups with an aim to improving peoples lives through access to leisure, community groups, education, support into employment and youth provision.

Providing support to access Direct Payments for disabled people to employthier own staff to provide personal care.Provide information and advice to manage funds.

The Preschool aims to provide a service for the local community by providing a happy and relaxed environment for children of any culture and/or ability to learn through play. Children are encouraged by example and teaching to care for and respect not only themselves but also others and their environment. We aim to increase confidence, broaden experience and deepen their levels of understanding.

The Charity supports people with sight loss across a large part of East Lancashire and offers a range of services from our refurbished Sight Advice Centre in Accrington.

WE PROVIDE QUALITY CHILDCARE AT AFFORDABLE RATES.

Provision of facilities for the Aged, Blind and Disabled of the local community.

We are a food club and we buy surplus food for our members from Fareshare, as well as fresh food fromlocal sources at cost. Members pay a small fee each week and get a choice of food. They choosewhat food they want, so unlike a food bank, this gives our members some control and choice, and dignity.The food club helps them budget their income and they also get fresh food at a low cost

To make grants to registered cat charities who have sanctuaries in the Blackpool area, for cats neutered or spayed and identichipped at the same time.

CREW offers walking programmes mainly for anyone at risk from cardiovascular disease but also for people with other medical conditions and social needs. CREW promotes exercise classes run by fully qualified, self-employed British Association for Cardiac Rehabilitation (BACR) or Cardiac Phase 4 rehab instructors. CREW provides defibrillators for both walks and exercise classes.