Charities In Lancashire

Feeding the homeless/needy.Setting up Prophetic sports for all ages and genders.Educational courses for all ages and genders covering the essential elements of the religion.Working in schools/colleges to help young Muslims understand, appreciate and practice their faith.

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To promote high standards in the breeding of pure breed and rare breed poultry by advancing the education of poultry breeders and the general public.

To promote the understanding of our heritage through archaeological digs, research, field walks, visits and other methods. To encourage the community to benefit from the physical and mental health that such activities carry. Based in Rossendale we welcome new members, particularly those who can contribute to our knowledge.

To support the charitable work of the Lancashire Army Cadet Force in such ways as the committee shall think fit; in particular but not exclusively by the provision of grants and donations.

WOODBANK PTA RAISE FUNDS FOR WOODBANK PRIMARY SCHOOL. FUNDS RAISED ARE DONATED BACK TO SCHOOL TO ALLOW THE PURCHASE OF ITEMS REQUIRED WHICH ARE NOT POSSIBLE TO PURCHASE FROM THE SCHOOL BUDGET.WE ALSO HELP WITH FUNDING FOR SPECIAL PROJECTS TO ENHANCE THE CHILDRENS EDUCATION.

The trustees maintain and manage two almshouses on behalf of the Trust. These almshouses were left in trust by George Gregson of Heald House, Leyland.

Provides practical workshops and a Summer School within the field of early music.

To further such charitable purposes as the trustees in their absolute discretion may from time to time decide, within the Fylde area, including the relief of poverty, sickness and distress, the advancement of education, and other charitable purposes for the benefit of the community in the Fylde, primarily but not exclusively by the provision of grants and financial support.

Supply weekly recordings of local news, to registered blind and partially sighted in Southport and district.

The charity invites donation requests and distributes funds for any charitable purposes in the Southport area

The Friends of Tarleton Community Primary School raise funds from events involving parents and children. These funds are utilised to provide equipment to improve the quality of schooling life for the school children.

Provision of community centre for hire for community events

To spread the Christian message to all people in Maghull, Lydiate, Merseyside, North West and further afield for the advancement of Christianity through the printed word.

Once a year we donate a sum of money to a local charity chosen by our members. We hold events during the year to raise money for this purpose.

Provision of fundraising activities and events to raise money for Mawdesley St Peters Primary School.

Provide extra equipment to enhance learning.

Charity organises fundraising events for the benefit of the pupils at St Chads R C Primary School.

Reliaf of poverty, specifically those who have worked within the corn and feed trade in the United Kingdom

We hold property and permit it to be used by St John ambulance for training and fund raising and for teaching of first aid and kindred subjects. When available the rooms may be booked at a charge by other groups for coffee mornings etc. The trustees are in control of the upkeep of the building.

The charity's objects are the relief of persons who are physically disabled or mentally handicapped by the provision of facilities in the interests of Social Welfare which it undertakes by organising trips for the public on a boat owned by the trust and run by volunteers.

Raising funds by organising various events, functions, raffles etc.Disbursing funds for various welfare purposes to individuals & organisations such as local appeals to fund hospice , CAT scanners. Sponsor young people both locally and overseas.Water Aid and Lions global projects such as Sight First.

Transcription and publication of original documents relating to the history of the counties of Lancashire and Cheshire

Various fund raising events throughout the year.

Pilkington Choir members meets each Tuesday to learn and rehearse a wide range of music. We perform in 4 part harmony (SATB). We arrange to perform at concerts, weddings and funerals during the year and work at rehearsals to prepare for these events.We meet at Willowbrook Hospice the Living Well, Borough Road, St Helens, WA10 3RN.Rehearsals start at 7.30 and last for 2 hours.