Charities In Lancashire

Community based choir. Support other charities to raise money /awareness and promote gospel and inspirational music to the Community

We are a group of parents and teachers who hold various activities throughout the school year to raise funds for various projects such as new Ipads and smart whiteboards. Activities include, discos, raffles, cake stalls & summer fair.

Develop more extended relationships between staff, parents and others associated with Markland Hill Primary School ("School"); engage in activities which support School and advance the education of the pupils attending it and to provide and assist in the provision of facilities or items for education at School which are not otherwise provided.

Walton le Dale Recreation Society run a purpose built Community Centre and 7 acres of communal park land with a designated children's play area. The centre is in constant use by members of the local community and user groups. Fund raising is done by the charity on top of its user group income and 100% of all funds raised are used to maintain and further develop the community centre and grounds.

Welfare of serving and ex-service Air Force personnel and their dependants

A place of worship for the Christadelphian faith based in Southport.

Rehearse and perform choral music.

To provide and assist in the provision of facilities for recreation and other leisure time occupation in the interests of social welfare for public benefit by improving parkland, woodland, green open spaces and local amenities in the Fylde Coast Region of Lytham St.Annes, in particular the Clifton District working for Lytham Hall, ParkView4U, Ansdell in Bloom, Friends of Ansdell Station.

The objects of the charity is to benefit sick needy persons resident within Lancs, Gr. Manchr, S. Cumbria, Liverpl and Sefton with up to 20% of the net yearly income being available for the benefit of retired district nursing staff who have worked in the same area. There is no restriction on the overall amount to benefit the sick needy. Application of amounts is at the discretion of the trustees.

Provides facilities and coaching in the local community in the sport of archery.

We are a village hall in a rural community and are the focal point of many activities. We are able to provide extra PE space for the village school and a meeting area for the many village activities. The older people do not have any other venue in which to meet.

General Charitable Support as listed under Classifications.

Our Sunday morning service starts at 10.30 am at West End Impact, 4-10 Heysham Road, Morecambe LA3 1DG with tea/coffee and cake followed by a time of worship and sermon. Afterwards we offer prayer and conversation and more tea/coffee and cake, sometimes a light lunch.During the week we offer bible study groups and various courses about marriage, communication, how to bring up your child etc.

Scouting.For all children aged 4-14 years.

The charity provides financial assistance to organisations and individuals for religious and or charitable purposes and in case of hardship. These individuals and organisations must reside within the city of Preston, Lancashire.

The advancement of education and in particular, the education of older people and those who are retired from full time work by all means, including associated activities conducive to learning and personal development.

We are a village hall for hire within the community. The hall is used for dance classes, WI, childrens activities, and village events.

Parish Hall available for use by community and general public for events

Hold weekly rehearsals and give public performances of large scale orchestral works - generally three concerts a year.

The charity,both directly and in partnership, delivers education and training to people living in the socially deprived wards of Skelmersdale. It also provides information and guidance. The charity provides open space for use by local communities and it provides low cost office accommodation for social enterprises and other local voluntary groups

Fundraising to provide facilities and social events for the local community.

As a parent teachers association, the trustees care for the teaching and well being of teachers and children at All Saints C.E. Primary School. This is facilitated by funds raised by sponsored activities which the trustees organise throughout the year.

The Arkholme PTFA works to support the school and its children, not only by raising funds for equipment and travel costs, but by encouraging a collaborative and fun relationship between staff, parents, governors, the Arkholme community and, of course, the children themselves.

We provide a weekly drop-in for people for people who are refugees or seeking asylum. The drop-in aims to offer a relaxed environment where there is opportunity to meet others and develop social networks, to practise speaking English, to ask questions or seek information and support from volunteers, and to access to certain goods and services.

Provision of sporting facilities