Charities In Salford City

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Building preservation

Walkden ABC is more than just a gym, we offer services to our community and provide a safe, sociable space to our young people whilst encouraging them to be active, live a healthy lifestyle and know the importance of sport in their lives. From our little nippers class, for under 8 year olds, professional coaching and PT sessions our gym offers a wide range of classes to suit everybody.

Cadishead Public Band fulfils the following objectives to the public's benefit: a) provides premises in which musical tuition, rehearsals and related functions can occurb) provides free brass band instruments and uniforms and tuition, c) offers membership to all, d) organises concerts and musical events for the enjoyment of all and e) supports local organisations in their activities.

We are a group of women in Greater Manchester who support lesbian and bisexual asylum seekers and refugees.

Tandem cycling for visually impaired people

Makes grants to organisationsMakes grants to individuals

KANZI-KIBERA FRIENDS LTD Supports a number of young boys and girls from Kibera, in Nairobi, to gain access to education in local schools. We do this by paying their school fees, running a feeding program for children who subsist on one meal a day, usually the one provided at school, and by training teachers.We have also sent containers full of school equipment and other educational materials.

The charity raises funds to support the promotion of and advancement of Orthodox Jewish education and religion and relief of poverty

To help broaden and enrich children's education.

We are a Breast Cancer Dragon Boat Team based in Greater Manchester. We support all those who have undergone treatment for cancer and their family and friends. Dragon Boat paddling is a fun exercise and is beneficial particularly following breast cancer treatment in view of the upper body movement.

The relief of poverty amongst Jewish families in the North Manchester area. The relief of sick and necessitous persons from the Jewish community. Donations are given to individuals who are suffering from medical problems and sickness.

This is a church, member come to church on sundays to pray to God.Weekly collections -?170 X 52 = -?8,840 (please note number f regular attendees has decreased recently)Additional income i.e gift to the church -??100 to ?200Expenditure all the outgoing i.e th e Utilities bills, Church requirements Building and travelling expenses for the shepherd and other church members -??5,000

Sunday public worship and children's 'Champion Makers'Midweek Bible study, prayer and fellowship meetingsZoom meetings and Lifegroup MeetingsCommunity Drop-in Centre, lunch clubs, art and song, community eventsVenue and facilities hire

Full Scout Group for Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorers.Regular meetings for educational, sporting activities and scout training both in and outdoors to improve young peoples skills and well being.Annual camps both in the UK and abroad.

Making donations to other charitable bodies who provide facilities for the poor and under privileged members of our society.

THE RELIEF OF POVERTY BY WAY OF PROVIDING OF FOOD BOXES AND MONETARY GRANTS AMONGST PERSONS IN NEED AND HARDSHIP IN SALFORD UK.

To offer support and guidance to people having a learning disability, their parents and carers, so as to enable them to live ordinary lives within their own local communities. By supporting our colleagues we seek to enable them to partake in multi sport, culture, leisure and other similar activities with the objective of improving their own environment within a friendly family group.

Our activities are linked to our charitable purpose of alleviating poverty and unemployment through focusing on three key areas of need;1) Training in relevant employment and job search skills 2) Training in enterprise development skills 3) Personal coaching and mentoring on areas that enable people to live fulfilled and healthy lives. a4) Other community support activities

Salford Astronomical Society is an open and inclusive society, respectful of the views and beliefs of others, with the aim to be a source of inspiration, knowledge and learning, and to provide a positive benefit for the local community. We strive to develop relationships with other organisations with similar interests and objectives, both locally and further afield.

General Charitable Purposes.Trust is open to applications. Please submit your application to https://funding.ludlowtrust.com

To relieve refugees, people seeking asylum and other displaced persons within Manchester, Salford and Trafford in need, hardship and distress through social and economic circumstances by such charitable means as the Trustees shall determine including the advancement of education, relief of poverty, the preservation and protection of good health and the promotion of personal safety and security.

Out of school educational and recreational activities

As detailed in charity objects