Charities In Lancashire

1- Relief of those in need2- Religion3- The prevention or relief of poverty 4- Christianity

We promote affordable community participation in healthy recreation by providing and maintaining facilities for all members of the public who wish to participate, regardless of ability, in playing cricket, association football, rugby union football and other outdoor sports on an amateur basis. Facilities means: land, buildings, equipment, and promoting and organising sporting activities.

The aim of the Association is to promote the development of young people in achieveing their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potential, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities. The method of achieving the Aim of the Association is by providing an enjoyable and attractive scheme of progressive training.

Civic Pride Rossendale's aim is to make the Rossendale Valley a cleaner, tidier more colourful urban environment.Our volunteers do this by picking litter and by improving and maintaining public gardens. We maintain the ASDA embankment, the Metal Tree Bed, Trickett's Memorial Ground, Haslingden Road gardens, as well as many, many others. We also install and maintain the hanging baskets.

The charity runs a charity shop selling clothes, shoes,toys, bric - a -brac etc.

To support the educational work and charitable purposes of the William Hulme's Grammar School Foundation.

Promoting the Education (including social and physical training and religious education in accordance with the Christian faith) of persons under 25 who are resident or who have a parent pr parents resident in the Parish of Goosnargh.

The charity objectives are to benefit the inhabitant's of Whitechapel and neighbourhood without distinction of sex or of political, religious, or other opinion's, and in particular for use for meetings lectures and classes, and for other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation.

As outlined in its constitution Part 1 section 3) the charity holds weekly public meetings; an open day to raise money for the Meal-a-Day charity; meets members of the public at the local market and distributes a newsletters to the area explaining the work and beliefs of the charity. It also holds meetings and events for its own members and the wider Christadelphian Community.

The Charity operates the Village Hall for the benefit of the local community

TEACHING AND WORSHIP PLACE

Makes grants to the aged, blind and disabled persons and pensioners

Collecting money for making grants to the Trust in India.

a. The advancement of the Christian faith in accordance with the Basis of Faith and the Church Rules, primarily but not exclusively within Shaw , Oldham and the surrounding neighbourhood; andb. Such other charitable purposes as shall, in the opinion of the members of the church in general meeting further the work of the Church.

Runs inclusive theatre workshops and produces inclusive performances for all. Anyone of any age with or without additional needs can become a member and take part.

Breakfast and After School Club, school term time only for children attending Worsthorne Primary School only.

The Trustees are required to hold the capital and income of the Trust Fund for the benefit of St Catherine's Hospice (Lancashire) Limited which is a registered charity number 512186

To serve the community and provide spiritual support through Christian outreach

The Out of School Care Club is open each morning before school from 7.30am and after school up until 6.00pm. It is also open during some of the school holidays from 7.45 am - 6 pm. This enables parents and carers to follow their own career safe in the knowledge that their children are being looked after by caring, qualified staff. It was OFSTED inspected in June 2011 and was found to be Good.

A food bank and pantry scheme helping people with low or no income in and around the M20 and M21 Manchester areas.

Scouting exists to actively engage and support young people empowering them to make a positive contribution to society. Eccleston Scout Group facilitates this is our local community.

The activities of the charity are the education of the public by promotion,support,assistance and improvement of the Lancashire Record Office through the activity of the group of Friends

Benifit of such Masonic charities or other charitable institutions, societies and objects in the provision of tangible assets for the benifit of such organisations or individuals.

Darwen Heritage Centre seeks to help the public understand the Heritage of the town through exhibitions, talks and displays. Disabled access is available for all of our exhibition space. Schools and Community Groups are invited to make use of our facilities and can visit the Centre at pre-arranged times.

Encouraging improvements in livestock and all areas of agriculture. Encouragement is through competitions, exhibitions and an annual show.