Charities In Lancashire

To promote efficiency and effectiveness in the charitable activities of not-for-profit organisations, voluntary groups and charities working with and for the benefit of children and young people and operating in the local government area of Lancaster District and elsewhere.

Provides Scouting activities under the authority of The Scout Association

EDUCATION - CRAFTS, SINGING, ENVIRONMENTAL/CLIMATE CONCERNS, WALKING GROUP,COMPETITIONS, FUNDRAISING FOR LOCAL CHARITIES, EVENTS AND OUTINGS,

The advancement of the Christian faith in such a way as the Charity Trustees may from time to time decide.The Church meets each Sunday for worship, teaching and ministry. We welcome all people to come to our services whether they are Christian or have little or no faith.We hold weekly prayer meetings, Bible study, and meeting to support other charitable mission organisations.

Funds are raised by the mayor throughout their year in office by holding charity events in the borough and accepting donations from local individuals, companies or voluntary organisations. At the end of the mayoral year the mayor donates money from the fund to local charities and voluntary organisations.

The Nelson District Nursing Association is a charity which can provide help in various ways to sick, needy persons resident in the township of Nelson.

Grant income to Melling CEPS for charitable purposes. Grants also provided to promote education (including social and physical training and religious education of residents) in the Parish of Melling with Wrayton.

Range of fundraising activities including- annual family summer barbeque - beetle drive - children's discos - supermarket bag packing - car treasure hunt - ladies evening (christmas).

Provide and present public concerts and recitals so as to promote and develop the appreciation of music.

The objectives of the CIO are to preserve buildings, monuments & features of historic, architectural and cultural significance. Also to promote awareness of heritage value in order to facilitate action and sustain at risk local assets.

A series of talks, displays given by speakers from September to July each seasonDisplays at local venues throughout the yearRegular publications produced by members on all aspects of the town's history

MAKES DONATIONS TO LOCAL SCHOOLS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. MAKES DONATIONS TO CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL FOR EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS AND FUNDING COURSES FOR TEACHERS.

Parent Teacher Association for Wheatley Lane Methodist School.

We have 1 drop-in, Barnoldswick Give out leaflets information put in touch with who can help if we cant. Have outings regularly ie lunches, day trips etc. Hold Christmas & new parties, take part in fetes etc.

Friends of St Laurence Church, Chorley, aim to bind Church and Community together. 2020 was a challenging year however we maintained communications with the Community by issuing newsletters and emails to Friends; arranging a series of Concerts (curtailed); producing a book, 'Chorley, St Laurence', The story of a Parish Church; and maintaining a Website and Social Media platforms.

The object of the Friends is to preserve and protect St James the Less Church for the benefit of the public as a place of worship and for such other charitable purposes as the Trustees deem appropriate. As such, the Friends are a secular organisation which works closely with the Parochial Church Council to ensure that the church and the community around it are preserved for future generations.

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.

Religious purposes.

Part of Scout Association

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 in the area of benefit

1. The promotion of the art of brass band music for the public benefit of people living in Lancaster and the surrounding area, including the supporting of and participation in community events, festivals and celebrations. 2. ?To advance the education of the general public in the playing of brass band music, by the provision of a learner band and a main band.

For assistance of applicants when in reduced circumstances through misfortune and to provide financial assistance to applicants for the purpose of Educational or Vocational Training of applicants.For the assistance of applicants which are charitable organisations.

RUNNING OF BEAVERS, CUBS AND SCOUT GROUPS IN ST.ANNES-ON-SEA.

TO PERFORM THE WORKS OF GILBERT AND SULLIVAN IN LOCAL THEATRES FOR THE ENJOYMENT AND EDUCATION OF THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. THE SOCIETY NOW HAS PERFORMANCES 'SIGNED' FOR THE BENIFIT OF THE 'DEAF'. THE SOCIETY IS OPEN TO ALL, THE CURRENT AGE RANGE IS FROM 17 YEARS TO 80 YEARS. DISABILITY IS NO PROBLEM, THE LAST PERFORMANCE HAD ONE 'ON STAGE' IN A WHEELCHAIR'. THE NEXT PERFORMANCE HAS ONE ACTOR WITH M.S.

Fund raising events such as Beetle Drives, Discos, Summer and Christmas Fairs