Charities In Sheffield City

Gives grants to girls, from investments for furthering their education .

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.

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 advance the education of the pupils by raising funds which this year will include a christmas fayre, summer fayre, school discos and charity christmas cards.

To promote comradeship and, by charitable means, welfare for past and present members of the RAF, and Air Forces of the Commonwealth, and their spouses and dependents.

Fund Raising for St Thomas of Canterbury School. Activities include: School Discos, Summer Fayre, Quiz Nights, Race Night, Design an Easter Egg, Design a Logo, Winter Warmer Raffle

To raise funds to benefit the children in our school

Charitable donations are given to the Lord Mayor from various individuals and organisations throughout the year. These are controlled by the Lord Mayor's Office acknowledging donations, banking the money and keeping appropriate records.

MCLT have focussed on raising standards of education amongst the family of schools in the Meadowhead Community for all pupils aged 3-19. This is the core aim of the charitible Trust. Educational activities focus on the government agenda of 'narrowing the gap' for our most vulnerable students, focussing on improving standards of literacy and numeracy amongst our learners.

Provision of facilities for village activities, local education and organisations who wish to meet there.

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

Provide additional resources i.e Extended School Services and specific resources for pupil enrichment (School & Hospital)

pass on the skills of spinning, weaving and dyeing.

The prevention and relief of poverty; Famine relief; religious activities; help young and elderly in need especially people of particular ethnic or racial origin

1. The relief of sickness and the preservation of health amongst people in identified lowincome countries.2. To advance the education of health professionals and the public in general (both inidentified low income countries and the UK) on the subject of health by all charitablemeans according to the laws of England and Wales for the benefit of the public.

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.

HANG ON TO A DREAM IS A REGIONAL CHARITY BASED IN OTLEY AND COVERING ALL THE YORKSHIRE AREA. HANG ON TO A DREAM IS THE FIRST REGIONAL CHARITY FOR TERMINALLY ILL AND SERIOUSLY ILL CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE TO MAKE THEIR DREAMS COME TRUE.

Community Facilities: Improvement and use of buildings to provide community facilitiesCommunity Green Space: Improvement and use of an areas of grassland and raised beds as a community green spaceWork and Social Facilities: Access to work and social facilities on favourable termsVolunteering and Employment Opportunities: Opportunities for volunteering, employment and self employment

1. Organise courses training people in the Halliwick Concept. 2. Support clubs and other groups who use the Halliwick Concept in teaching swimming to people with disabilities. 3. Organise regional swimming competition for people with disabilities.

FundraisingGrants to suitable organisations

Scout group, presently with just Beaver Scouts.

Religious, charity projects and community activities

To provide facilities in Millhouses Park in the interests of social welfare, recreation and leisure time for the local community and for the citizens of Sheffield.To increase the enjoyment, relaxation and health and safety of all those who use the park, and to encourage greater use of the park.To stimulate the development of children and young people across a range of ages and abilities.

Payments to retired silversmiths within Sheffield

Financing and promoting Christian activity within the Sheffield area.