Charities In Sheffield City

We hold two religious services each Sunday, to which all are welcome, any age, disabled. We run a weekly mother and toddler group. We hold a fortnightly midweek act of worship and a fortnightly 'home produce' sale with refreshments - both these events for any age and any ethnic group. Coffee mornings are held on a Saturday. All the above are advertised on the church noticeboard.

The charity is empowered to develop the mental and physical attributes of the children in its care through various stimulating activities as laid down by the Scout Association Policy, Organisation and Rules

The PTFA is an independent voluntary organisation, consisting of parents, supported by friends, teachers and the school. Our purpose is to support the school in improving and augmenting the facilities already in place.

Programme of fund-raising events undertaken to fund the provision of equipment and facilities for Dobcroft school children, not fundable by the school budget.

StopGap works with voluntary sector partner agencies, such as Framework, (Sheffield's Rough Sleeper Team), to pay for bed and breakfast accommodation one night at a time. This allows both the client and the agency a small breathing space to seek out other housing solutions.

To provide fundraising activities to benefit the school and the children attending the school.

We provide opportunities to study and practice Buddhist teachings and meditation in and around Sheffield through: Retreats (day and residential) led by experienced teachers; Courses, e.g. Introduction to Insight Meditation; Practice and study groups for beginners and experienced meditators; Peer groups sharing experience and meditation practice; Facebook, Newsletter, Twitter, Website.

The aim of The Brendan Ingle Foundation is to address the needs of socially excluded individuals or those at risk of becoming socially excluded, by pursuing the following objectives 1) promoting social inclusion; 2) realising the needs of the socially excluded and 3) helping the socially excluded reintegrate into society using a combination of sport, mentoring, education and training.

Support group run by volunteers who are parents/carers of people who are on the Autistic Spectrum and/or are on the Autistic Spectrum themselves. Hold online evening meetings via Zoom for Autistic Adults each month. Hold fortnightly Art and Wellbeing sessions for Autistic Adults. Have a library of books relating to Autism for members to borrow. Have up to date info on our website.

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GENERAL FUNDRAISING FOR LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL CHARITIES

The charity makes grants to organizations, voluntary groups, and individuals working mainly,but not exclusively, with vunerable young people.

playing concerts locally and by taking bookings from groups and organisation mainly within the Rotherham area.playing at outside events such as the Rotherham Show etc.

To make grants in cases of need to retired clergy of the Church of England serving in the Diocese of Sheffield

Raise money for Grenoside Community Primary School, to enhance the childrens education.

The objects of the Trust are to promote the Christian religion in the area of Lodge Moor, Sheffield

To raise funds to benefit the children in our school

A growing membership organisation that promotes pride in Sheffield's built environment and heritage, supports local campaigns for preserving and improving the local environment, promotes Heritage Open Days in the area annually and supports the Sheffield Design Awards held every two years to encourage the best in architecture and urban design.

We provide tennis, bowls & cricket clubs. Open space for public recreation. Village hall for local associations & for hire.

The aims of our group are to promote the development of young people in achieving their full potential through a balanced programme of activities. This will enable them to take their place as members of their local, national and international communities. The method of achieving this is by a balanced, enjoyable, and attractive scheme of progressive training based on Scout Promise and law.

Giving motorcycling guidance at an advanced level towards individual associate members passing the Institute of Advanced Motorists, Motorcycle Examination to allow full membership. This promotes safer motorcycling in accordance with the aims of the IAM.

Provision of religious education training and information for the benefit of Jews resident in Sheffield and its environs.

We carry out countryside conservation in the inner city and the urban fringe. we work with communities, schools and the disadvantaged.We rent out space at Wood Lane Countryside Centre to local activity groups and organisations.

Religious, charity projects and community activities

Holding prayer and dhikr meetings; promoting Sufi Islamic teachings as taught by Sheikh Nazim of Cyprus; giving advice on spiritual and health matters. Promoting various sports activities and interfaith work