Charities In North Yorkshire

A community hall for the use of inhabitants of Arkendale, Coneythorpe and Clareton and surrounding area, without distinction of political, religious and other opinions including use for meetings, lectures and classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life of the said inhabitants or for such other charitable purposes

Providing and operating a small traditional village hall for the benefit of local residents in Middleton and Aislaby villages.Current uses of the hall include classes for Art, Keep Fit, Sewing, Lace making.Other uses include WI and Churchmeetings, other Charity's training sessions,drama productions, exhibitions and musical evenings

Village Institute with rooms (main hall and small meeting room) for hire, along with kitchen.Snooker Club, with full sized table in separate room, also operates.Other clubs (with equipment provided by the Institute) which operate are: Indoor Bowls and Table Tennis.

We manage 5 grade 2 listed almshouses.

we are a Brass Band who provides concerts and takes parts in contest. for the enjoyment of both the band members and the public

FOODBANK OPERTAING IN WHITBY AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT, AS IN ACCORDANCE WITH OUR CONSTITUTION DOCUMENTS.

Crayke C.E. School uses its school fund to provide extra-curricular activities, such as sporting events, clubs or topic work visits, for the children to enhance their learning potential and enjoyment. Fundraising is done mainly through two main events at Christmas and during the summer, with donations being made at other times by our P.T.A.

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The Trust was established to benefit charities or charitable purposes carried on or situated within the Ecclesiastical Parish of Lothersdale. Income is to be applied towards provision of any capital expenditure, extraordinary expenditure or extraordinary repairs incurred by any such charity or charitable purpose but not for the ordinary running expenses incurred by any beneficiary.

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.

Vocal Expressions is a ladies choir, based in the Holme Valley, West Yorkshire. It meets its objectives through public concerts, singing at other charities' events, & at weddings. The choir's varied repertoire includes traditional & folk songs; classical and religious music and songs from musical shows.

Scarborough United Scholarships Foundation: The purpose of the foundation is to provide financial assistance to promote the education of persons under the age of 25.John Kendall Trust: The Trust can assist children under the age of 18 years who is in need and cannot be helped by a parent or guardian. Grants can be given to any home, society or institution which provides similar assistance.

Leisure, recreational and educational activities for men and women over retirement age, no longer in full time employment.

The association aims to raise money for the benefit of the children at the school. Regular fundraising activities are organised, including fairs, discos and film nights. Funds raised are used to help the school to buy equipment and fund projects which it would not otherwise have the funds to support.

The provision of sports facilities for the local community. To maintain these facilities which are the Sports Field and Pavilion.

To encourage the conservation, restoration and maintenance of Georgian buildings and architecture; To prevent disfigurement to settings and other features of Georgian character; To promote interest and education in, and knowledge and learning of all aspects of Georgian architecture, arts, culture and society, all with special but not exclusive reference to the city of York and its neighbourhood.

Line dancing, Mums & Tots, Scouts, Dog Shows, Bird Shows, Caravan Clubs, Bingo, Rabbit Club, Weight Watchers, Luncheon Club, Childrens Discos, Playgroup, Private Bookings for Parties and other functions etc

The Charity through the medium of comedy provides funds and facilities, for producing sketches in schools mainly in the Greater London area, highlighting the dangers and illegality of carrying knives, and for training in social, life and communication skills in mental health institutions, prisons,and gangland, and for carrying out the objects of the Trust Deed.

Providing education, training, and vocational activities, to its membership, who are individuals no longer in full time employment.

Breathe Easy Darlington offers exercise classes and social activities to people within Darlington and surrounding areas who have a lung or respiratory condition.

We refurbish donated hand tools and despatch some of them them to other UK charities; sometimes the tools are collated into trade-based kits for shipment by others to certain African countries. The Charity's beneficiaries are adults having particular needs that may be addressed by the intrinsic therapeutic, educational and social aspects of the work.

The Association supports the education and welfare of pupils by fostering relationships with staff, parents and other associates of the school and engaging in activities which assist the pupils' education both in and out of the classroom. Fund raising events include the annual garden party, car boot sales, quizzes. Funds support theatre trips, keep fit/play equipment and larger projects.

The study and performance of the joint and individual works of Sir W S Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan in order to foster public knowledge and appreciation of such works by means of public performance.

Village Hall providing a venue for Playgroups/toddlers and various user groups such as Yorkshire Countrywomens Association, Gardening Club and Parish Council meeting place etc. We also cater for private events such as children's birthday parties, village quizzes and other entertainment and a yearly memorial for the airmen of the RAF and Canadian airforces lost from our local airfield during WW2.

To establish and run a village hall for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Parish of Eskdaleside cum Ugglebarnby. The provision of facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation of individuals who have need of such facilities and for the public at large in the interests of social welfare and with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.