Charities In Lancashire

Taking into account the Charity Commission's guidance on public benefit, The Friends set out to raise as much money as possible through its various fund raising events to purchase goods or services to support the work of the school and thereby enhance the education of its pupils.

Summer leavers BBQChristmas discoHalloween & Valentines partyRag BagCake Bake

Apply funds raised by the Rotary Club of Leyland and its members or otherwise donated to the club's trust accounts, to/for the relief of the disadvantaged locally, nationaly & internationally or for such other charitable bodies as the club shall from time to time direct.

Provision of Prosthetics, aids and other specialised technologies, provision of rehabilitation, specialist support, consultation and research, provision of education to raise awareness of disability and the benefits of prosthetics.Assisting those new to prosthetics to return to sport and as such improve their overall health & wellbeingRaising awareness to the benefits of sport for disability

Weekly winter lectures on natural history and bird-watching, workshops re education, information and local studies of natural history topics such as moth trapping, fungi and bat detection and field trips throughout the year. Aim is to provide social, recreational and educational activities and liaison with groups local and national with similar interests to share information.

To support children in the village of Hambleton who need financial help in purchasing school books uniforms school trips etc.

womens institue

Women's projects and education.

Management of the Local Village Hall for use by Residents, Parish Council, Local Police, Lund Pre-School, Young Uniformed Organisations, Womens Institute, Young Farmers, Over 60's Club and Local Football Teams

School Discos, Christmas Fairs and Performances, Christmas Cards, Easter Egg Hunts and Egg Decorating, Fashion Shows, Family Fun Nights, Summer Fairs,

Provision of Scholarship Grants / Awards to young people going to higher education or training.

'Working towards a just society, which gives everyone an equal chance to learn, work and live free from discrimination and prejudice and to be free from the fear of racial harassment'.

Fund raising events to provide additional resources for the benefit of the pupils

Providing facilities to the community for the playing of crown green bowls.

Supporting Disabled Children who attend a local Respite Centre

monthly meetings usually of an educational nature, sometimes with speakers and workshops related to our aims and objectives

The Lantern Project provides counselling, support and information for victims of sexual abuse, domestic violence, racial abuse and bullying.

To advance the education of pupils in Gisburn County Primary School in particular by developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school. Engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

We aim to promote social inclusion by providing a local network group that encourages members of the excluded community to participate equally and more effectively with the wider community. Increasing, or co-ordinating opportunities for members of the excluded community irrespective of race, religion, culture and creed.

Provides scouting activites to young people under 14 years old

The Trust owns a collection of over 40,000 objects, documents and photographs chronicling the history of the King's Own Royal Regiment from its formation in 1680 to its amalgamation in 1959 with the Border Regiment to form the King's Own Royal Border Regiment. By agreement with the City Council of Lancaster, the collection is curated, stored, exhibited and managed by Lancaster City Museums.

We are a Women's Institute that belongs to the Lancashire Federation of Women's Institute and the National Federation.Are governed by a constitution where the main aim is education of women.

Provide lectures by visiting speakers on historical events in the area. Encourage members to carry out and publish their own research.Publish a magazine and books concerning the historic parish of Warton, which included the townships of Borwick, Carnforth, Priest Hutton, Silverdale, Yealand Conyers and Yealand Redmayne.Store archives of historic material of local concern.Establish web site

Provision of Scouting