Charities In Lancashire

Trustee Mohammed Anwar due voluntarily to resign due to health issues

A Scout Group used in the education and training of children in the ways of Scouting and it's principles.

Our activities at present are transcribing gravestones, then recording on cd's for sale to members. Monthly meetings with speakers on family history subjects and visits to local historical places. We also open our premises every Monday for 2 hours where members can research and get advice and help if needed. To promote ourselves more widely, we attend local shows whenever possible.

GRANTS TO STUDENTS

Anastasia Days provides tailored, memorable high quality day out based experiences to help advance the emotional recovery of young people between the age of 6 to 16 who have recently encountered illness, abuse, disability, bereavement or other significant trauma in the North of England.

Hold money raising events for nominated charities or rotary charities in general. Donations given to local organisations, schools, youth clubs etc. and international charities for polio eradication, water provision and poverty relief.

Local social multi-cultural non-secular women's group.Fundraising for local community.

SCOUTING

In addition to grants & support for sporting groups we are moving to support for groups providing exercise/diet/healthy living programmes. We are also providing equipment and improving facilities for our local community centre.

monthly educational and recreational meetings. voluntary work within community

To promote and support the education of women by way of outings (stately homes etc.) Speakers on many subjects and bursaries for educational courses

The charity gives grants to aid retired and needy ex-employees of the Company

Hosting user groups at community centre and organising the annual Lark in the Park event or its successor as determined by committee and public consultation

In accordance with the terms of the Trust , the available income is paid to specified churches.The Trustees are satisfied that these purposes remain charitable and for the public benefit. The Trustees have complied with the duty in Section 4 of the Charity Act 2006 to have due regard to public benefit guidance published by the Charity Commission.

To educate the public about any aspects of natural history. To protect fauna and flora and to preserve important wildlife habitats for the benefit of the public. To arrange regular indoor and outdoor meetings. To act jointly with other organisations having similar charitable purposes. To collect and collate natural history records. To do all other lawful things for the attainment of our objects.

Facilitate a number of different Christian Retreats for men and women.

HELPING POOR AND NEEDY PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD

Fundraising to benefit the children attending Thorneyholme R C School

Education of the young in Lancashire

To advance all aspects of the education of pupils attending Balshaw's C of E High School Leyland by developing effective relationships between staff parents &others associated with school. Engaging in activities/providing facilities/equipment to support school & advance education of pupils not ordinarily provided by the Local Education Authority. Support appropriate local charities

Provide Social events i.e. Domino Evenings, Craft afternoons, Bingo evenings,arrange seasonal Coach Outings and a Christmas Party available to any Senior Citizen.(usually about 160).

TO IMPROVE THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE FOR THE INHABITANTS OF GREAT HARWOOD BY PROVISION OF A RECREATION GROUND

Money raised provides additional facilities and support for pupils. For example, a new minibus; large outdoor play equipment; iPads; an outdoor classroom. They have also provided a defibrillator for use in the school in emergencies - school funds the training to use this equipment. The current project that the Charity is raising funds for, is a Sensory Room to be constructed within the school.

The organisation encourages people to play a musical instrument and to be part of an orchestra/wind band. Membership is open to all with no restriction on age or ability and instruments are available to loan to members.Rehearsals are held on Wednesday evenings during term time at Holker Business Centre, Colne from 7.00 pm to 9.00 pm and public performances take place throughout the area.

Events and activities for the benefit of Belthorn Village and its residents