Charities In North Yorkshire

SMALL FUND RAISING EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR FOR EXAMPLE MAGIC SHOWS FOR CHILDREN, BAGS TO SCHOOL IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE AIR AMBULANCE, JUMBLE SALES, CHRISTMAS RAFFLE, 100 CLUB, BEETLE DRIVES AND VARIOUS SOCIAL ACTIVIES FOR THE BARTON COMMUNITY ALL HELD IN BARTON VILLAGE, NORTH YORKSHIRE

The FOYH 1. provides committed, caring volunteers who help NHS staff meet the needs of patients;2. buys equipment or services for the benefit of patients that may not be readily available to be funded by the NHS Trust:3. raises funds and receives contributions from persons or organisations by way of subscription, covenant, donation, legacy or otherwise

Fundraising events such as a Strawberry Fair, Easter Bunny Drive, Christmas Fair, school discos.

General charitable purposes under the umbrella of Rotary International of Britain & Ireland.

THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES FOR RECREATIONAL OR OTHER LEISURE TIME OCCUPATION OF INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE NEED OF SUCH FACILITIES BY REASON OF THEIR YOUTH, AGE, INFIRMITY OR DISABLEMENT, FINANCIAL HARDSHIP OR SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES OR FOR THE PUBLIC AT LARGE IN THE INTERESTS OF SOCIAL WELFARE

The objective of the organisation shall be the provision and maintenance of a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of Askrigg and the neighbourhood without distinction of sex or political, religious or other opinions and, in particular, for use for meetings, lectures and classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation, with the object of improving the conditions of lif

BRINGING CUTURE AND ARTS TO LOCAL PEOPLE & RAISING FUNDS THROUGH SINGING AND PROVIDING MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT. INTRODUCING YOUNG PEOPLE TO CLASSICAL MUSIC AND PROVIDING A PLATFORM FOR THEM TO PERFORM AS INDIVIDUALS AND AS PART OF A LARGER GROUP.

Ilkley Foodbank provides emergency food, essential toiletries and household items to individuals and families in need. We also share surplus donations with other charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty in the West Yorkshire area.

Local Parish Charity providing facilities for the local community

The provision of facilities for participation in healthy sporting and recreational activities for the whole community, especially young people 7-17 years, throughout Nidderdale, and N Yorkshire; along with encouraging wider development of individual and team skills, and the promotion of training, coaching, education, welfare, social cohesion, fitness, healthy living and community well-being..

Main purposes of the WI i. advance the education of women and girls for the public benefit in all areas. ii. promote sustainable development for the public benefitiii. advance health for the public benefitiv. advance citizenship for the public benefit by the promotion of civic responsibility.Achieved through meetings with expert speakers, workshops, conferences, community activity.

To organise and hold fundraising events to support Kirkham Henry Performing Arts Centre

The charity manages the village hall to provide a resource which can be used by anyone in the parish of West Witton. The hall is currently used by all age groups from school children to pensioners.Activities are varied and range from meetings and gatherings of user groups and gatherings for annual and other fund raising events such as the Cottage Show (August) and concerts/quiz..

The Foundation is designed to promote the education of young people who live in the villages of Newton le Willows and Patrick Brompton. The Trustees are responsible for giving financial assistance, where they consider it necessary, for educational purposes, in the form of grants.

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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.

To relieve and promote the rehabilitation of amputees and those with vascular difficulties, by providing advice, information and support, and professional and recreational activities not only to them, but also family, friends, and carers, with a view to improving their quality of life and to help with social inclusion.

The performance of choral music in churches, concert halls and other suitable venues for the benefit, education and entertainment of all people, and to raise funds for chosen charities.

Scouting Activities, Camping, Outdoor pursuits, sports, education

Weekly club meetings and activities both educational and social

The charity awards scholarships tenable at a university or other education establishment in the UK to a) Kindred of William Akroyd who died in or about 1518 and b) Persons who have attended secondary school in the County of York. It also makes grants to Batley Grammar School Foundation and the Council of the University of Leeds.

Educational grants to people under 25 yrs age, resident in Cropton, North Yorks.

Our vision is to be a source of encouragement, inspiration and creativity to churches of all denominations in their ministry to children and young people within the area of the Anglican Diocese of Leeds. Our main areas of work: loaning resources; working with Parishes to provide 'Open the Book' in schools; offering support and training for all those involved in children's ministry.

Various activities including book fairs, quizzes, supermarket and street collections, sponsored events and smaller events to raise money for a variety of charities and good causes and to fund rotary projects

Encourage all amateur musicians, particularly youth. Create a welcoming environment, striving for individual and collective music improvement. Improve and maintain links with the local community and local bodies, through production of a concert programme. To advance the education of the public in the understanding and appreciation of the arts, in particular opera, theatre and music.