Charities In North Yorkshire

Grant giving charity

To advance the education of the public of York and the surrounding region in French language and culture.

The charity is establish to run Amerdale Hall, the village hall for Littondale, North Yorkshire. It provides a community space for events, both private and for the benefit of the community.

Provide library services for Thirsk and surrounding area

Clubs, Cafe, Outdoor Education and cookery school

Provide a community space to be used for activities that benefit the community including by promoting social interaction, integration and welfare.

Self funded , self help group for retired and semi retired people from all walks of life, giving them a chance to either take up new interests or further their current hobbies and interests

Education & Activities with retired people. (i.e. no longer in full time employment.)

Provide supporting activities in the local community, raise money for charitable causes, support individuals on educational and training activities.

To protect and promote the character and amenities around the villages of Scalby and Newby and to preserve land and buildings of beauty or historic interest. registered with the Civic Trust.

Scarborough MATES promotes social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing adults over 18 years of age, in Scarborough from becoming socially excluded, assisting them to integrate into society through the provision of facilities in which they can meet jointly or individually to undertake creative, physical or recreational activities in safe and socially inclusive surroundings.

Maintain building & contentsOrganise Village EventsLet out Hall to local residents, organisations, groups, etc.

To promote and encourage:Education through research into the evolution of British rural landscape from the Palaeolithic to the present day; The provision of education and training in landscape research methodology; the dissemination of the useful results of landscape research.

To maintain for the benefit of the public in general and the communities of Richmondshire in North Yorkshire in particular a museum in Richmond, North Yorkshire, to acquire, hold, preserve, conserve, display and provide public access and reference to articles of literary, scientific, industrial, social or historic value.

Our aim is to advance the education of pupils in the school, in particular by developing effective relationships between staff and parents and, by engaging in activities or providing facilities/equipment, which supports the school and advances the education of the pupils.

The functions of the centre listed below are mainly for the elderly, keep fit, coach outings, whist drives & bingo.,coffee mornings

The objective of the Charity is to maintain the Village Hall for the communal benefit of the inhabitants of the Village and its surrounds

The charity's aims are to preserve and protect the health of newborn babies by providing or assisting in the provision of neonatal equipment and transport equipment.

Badminton,Whist Drives,Domino Drives,Art Classes and General Village Use

Operation of a Village Hall for the benefit of the residents of Swainby Village, Whorlton Parish and the surrounding communities.

To help young people towards responsible adulthood by encouraging valuable personal attributes and high standards of conduct, using a nautical theme based on the customs of the Royal Navy.

Providing Scouting and Guiding to the community within the catchment of Northallerton.

The village hall is used on several days of the week. The user groups include toddler group, occasional use by the local school, art classes and fitness classes, historical society, gardening club, church youth group and community library.The hall offers excellent facilities for meetings, lectures, receptions, exhibitions, coffee mornings, theatrical entertainments and dances.

Scouting - educational charity governed by royal charter

Promote, for the residents of the Hillside Parishes, the provision of facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation of individuals who have need of such facilities by reason of their age, infirmity, financial hardship or economic circumstance, or for the public at large in the interests of social welfare, and with the objective of improving the condition of life of the said residents.