Charities In Lancashire

Summer and Christmas fair. Summer BBQ. Quiz evenings.

The Trust makes small grants to individuals in the Anglican Diocese of Liverpool who are attending second chance learning through Further Education establishments, including ESOL programmes. Grants are for the books or equipment the individual needs for their educational courses or training programmes.

The charity is a way of raising additional funds to allow St. Patricks school to provide extra facilities and equipment over and above the educational budgets. There have been several fund raising events during this year namely a Summer and Christmas Fayres, School Discos, non uniform days, bags2school collections, ice cream sales and film nights

Religious activities. Youth activities. Children activities

Pursuing the objectives of the Guide Association.

CHRISTMAS SCHOOL FAIR, DISCO, EASTER EGG BINGO, SCHOOL LABELS; ST ANTHONYS GOT TALENT AND SUMMER FAIR

local Welfare assictance in Hyndburn

Develop as a community brass band in Rossendale and promote Rossendale music across a wider geographical area. For public benefit: advance, improve, develop and maintain education and appreciation of brass band music in all its forms through rehearsals, public concerts and other musical events. Offer tuition and improvement in the playing of brass instruments.

We provide and assist in the maintenance of East Pines Park for recreation and sports in the interests of improving the conditions of life for residents and visitors in and around the East Pines Park area. Activities provided include, gardening, litter picking, fund raising and sports coaching.

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.

Raising money to help the education of the pupils at the school

To provide an income to be used for the benefit of poor and deserving persons aged 50 years or over who have resided within the parish to Caton with Littledale Lancashire for at least five years

To advance the religion of Islam for the benefit of the public through the holding of prayer meetings,lectures, public celebration of religious festivals, the provision and maintenance of places of publicreligious worship by persons professing the religion of Islam.

The Lecture Society provides a series of ten lectures from October through to March. The lectures have a wide variety of content and style. They provide interest and education to the biggest cross section possible in the Cumbria Lancashire area.

To assist in apprenticing and the promotion of education of persons under the age of 25 years in the Parish of Over kellet

To promote for the benefit of the public generally and especially those who live in or visit the town of Lytham by providing and encouraging the provision of floral displays, statury, street furniture and the planting of flowering shrubs visible to the public.

Ex-service association

Provides a safe environment to teach children between the ages of 10 and 18 about the Royal Navy, discipline, seamanship, engineering, sailing, rowing, and many other skills.

Provides financial assistance for single men and women over the age of 50 who have lived in Lancaster for at least three years.

outdoor education for all

Assist in the maintenance of the buildings, repair and improvement of Brennand's Endowed School, Slaidburn. Management of endowment funds. Appoint 3 governors to governing body of school.

Parent Teacher and Friends Association - Raising vital funds for extra resources for the school

(a) advance the Christian faith (b) relieve sickness and financial hardship and to promote and preserve good health by the provision of funds, goods or services (c) advance education

This is a scout group with Squirrels, Beaver, Cub and Scout sections for children aged 4 to 14. Each group meets weekly to carry out a variety of planned activities. Occasional trips in the locality and to activity centres are organised including overnight camps for the older children and the option to join national and international scouting events.

A choir which number 64 persons +. We perform concerts of sacred music twice per year. We charge a fee to attend but members subs subsidize costs. We use a profession organist, orchestra and conductor.