Charities In Lancashire

We have a sponsered 'Rise and Shine' jog for the children each May. During the school year we hold discos. We also collect clothes for recycling. We also hold a Christmas and summer fair

The Claver Hill Project supports the operation of a 6 acre field in Bulk ward Lancaster, which offers local community groups free use of outdoor space, tools and skill support to encourage them to take part in organic food growing, food preparation and preserving andto develop awareness of sustainable land use and environmental protection.

To provide facilities to benefit the pupils at Overton St Helens C of E Primary School

we are phoenix (rda) riding for the disabled association charity .we offer ridden and non ridden equine therapy to people of all ages with a wide range of disabilities/ we run our group from saville green livery yard,Gorple rd,Worsthorne,BB10 3NW .

CHARITIBLE ACTIVITIES FOR LOCAL AND ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CHARITIES

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

Southport Photographic Society aims to advance the education of the public in the theory and practice of photography as an art. To further this aim the Society organises:(i) public exhibitions of photographs, photographic art and apparatus. (ii) public lectures and demonstrations of all aspects of photography. (iii) public outings to places of photograhic interest.

The income from the trust fund is payable to the following rotary clubs. Oldham 30%, Boscombe & Southbourne 30%, Bournemouth 30%, Christchurch 10%. All clubs to apply for the relief of the sick and people resident within the terratorial limits of the clubs with particular emphasis on those who are lonely or for any other charitable object.

Social events, community gatherings, private & public meetings, exercise classes, film clubs, music and specialist groups for the benefit of the local, and wider, community.

Youth Activities

The charitable purposes of Parbold, Newburgh and District U3A are to advance education and in particular the education of people not in full time gainful employment who are in their Third Age, being the period of time after the first age of childhood dependence and the second age of full time employment.

Welfare or serving and ex-serving Air Forces people and their dependants

SCOUTING FOR BOYS AND GIRLS OF ALL AGES

The objectives of the Charity are to consider the application of deserving people for the purpose of improving education, training or skill and for grants to people in adversity, illness, infirmity or old age. Applications are limited to persons who were born in, or who for the last ten years have lived in, the former counties of Lancashire and Westmorland.

Scout and associated groups activities

The Hall provides facilities for the Village of Westhead near Ormskirk and surrounding areas. At present there are numerous activities. i.e. Craft, Sewing & knitting groups, Beavers, GCSE tuition in English & Maths,Private parties, Midstream Pop-Up Cafe, Ukulele Group, Learning Stars, St James CE Social Group (CAMEO), Sunday Morning Baby & Toddler Group and Lotus of Peace Spiritualist Group.

Relief of poverty, Overseas aid, Religious activities

scouting

Performance of three concerts per seasonPerformance of Carols and other works throughout the season by invitationFund-raising and Social Events

To encourage the teaching and playing of the harp, especially the clarsach or lever harp, to and by people of all ages.To educate the public to appreciate the harp, its music & history.To promote public performances of the harp.

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

Member of the Scout Association providing activities and skills for life for young people.

SCOUTING FOR YOUTH OF TOWN

Grants for educational activities to young people living in Over Wyresdale.

Religious activities,Charity helps other voluntary bodies,Makes grants to organisations. We own our own building.