Charities In North Yorkshire

The income for the trust having made allowances for the maintenance and administration of the land is applied for the charitable purposes for the general benefit of the inhabitant householder of the parish. Although the main benefit is applied in this way others are not excluded from the benefits.

The purposes and aims of the charity are to advance education for the public benefit by promotion of the arts, in particular, the art of drama.

Fundraising to redevelop the exsisting sports Pavillion. Develop extra play equipment for the children's play area. Install a MUGA. Encourage new sports/teams to the village

The objects of the CIO are:(1) The relief of poor and distressed Freemasons and their dependents or other relatives.(2) To relieve the needs of any person by any means that is charitable under the law ofEngland and Wales.(3) To advance any purpose that is charitable under the law of England and Wales bymaking grants to other charities, whether masonic or non-masonic.

(i) to advance the education of older people no longer in full time gainful employment, in the Harrogate area(ii) to improve the conditions of life and social welfare of older people

The object of the charity, is in the interests of social welfare, the provision & maintenance of a village hall & recreation ground for use by the inhabitants of the area of benefit without distinction of political, religious, or other opinions, incl. meetings, lectures & classes, and other forms of recreation & leisure-time occupation, improving the conditions of life for the inhabitants.

Services and information that promote health & wellbeing for all.

York Liberal Jewish Community's only activities are the advancement of Liberal Judaism. In particular, but not exclusively, by the provision of public religious worship, arranging and conducting religious services and undertaking other religious duties such as religious,educational, recreational and charitable activities.

The relief of need, hardship and distress among clergy and licensed lay workers who reside or serve (or have resided or served) in the Diocese of York and among dependant relatives or those who have served as housekeepers to those named above.

The Parish Church is available to the public for private prayer and reflection.

As christians, we believe and follow the Bible, as the inspired word of God for us today. Sunday 10.30am and 6.00pm Sunday ServicesTuesday 9.30am- 11am Little Stars (alternate weeks) 7.30pm Bible study and Prayer meetingWednesday 6pm Kids clubMonday Thursday 10.30am Bible study and Prayer meetingSaturday 9am Prayer Meeting8pm Young Life

To relieve sickness and protect health by the provision of transport of urgently needed blood, drugs, human tissues and other medical requirements between hospitals and blood transfusion banks primarily but not exclusively in Yorkshire.

Co-ordination of scouting activities in the city of York and ownership of shared assets.

TO PROMOTE THE STUDY AND PERFORMANCE OF CHAMBER,SYMPHONIC AND 20TH CENTURYORCHESTRAL AND CONCERTO MUSIC.

The hall and grounds are used by Bishop Monkton cricket, football, bowls and croquet clubs and by local groups for community events, ie. parish plan meetings, entertainments group, the Women's Institute, life-savers group, fitness classes and a school holiday club. The local community are free to use the grounds for their recreation and leisure and the hall may be hired privately.

Provision of football coaching and mangement of football teams in the Kirk Deighton area for under 17 young people.

Village Hall run by trustees and a management committee for the use of all of the community for a variety of events. These include keep fit classes, dances, WI meetings, craft classes, band practices, church fundraising, parish children's christmas party, parish council meetings, private parties and fundraising for the upkeep of the village hall.

The organisation objects and its principal activity is to provide a playgroup for and to advance the education and interaction of children of pre school years within the vicinity of Egton, near Whitby, North Yorkshire.

York Racial Equality Network provide independent, impartial information and mutual support to individuals who are experiencing racial harassment, victimisation, discrimination or isolation. Aim to promote awareness of the needs of black and minority ethnic people in the York and NY area by developing links with appropriate voluntary, statutory agencies and by encouraging a multi-agency approach.

Assisting homeless persons over 25

To promote the efficiency and effectiveness of charities by providing services or making grants or donations.

Share Skipton aims to create a more sustainable, sharing Skipton by setting up and running a library of things, repair cafes and other initiatives promoting sharing and a circular economy. We are volunteer-led and rely on donations of things for our library. A library of things enables people to borrow useful items at low cost, which helps reduce consumption, waste, use of resources, and CO2.

New Life in Christ Ministries is a non denominational, bible based, Christian church offering religious worship services, Bible studies and other community activities on a weekly basis.

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation for the benefit of the inhabitants of York and the surrounding area by the provision of facilities for the playing of the amateur sport of outdoor bowls, and for recreation or other leisure time activities.