Charities In Sheffield City

The advancement of horticulture and in particular the cultivation of orchidaceous plants and in furtherance thereof to hold shows, arrange visits to nurseries Botanic Gardens and similar places, and to cultivate and disseminate information upon all matters concerning cultivation of orchidaceous plants.

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

Provide grants to organisations in the prescribed area of the Darnall Ward in the City of Sheffield via The Darnall Area Trust Fund.

To promote the education of people under the age of 25 years within the area of benefit by awarding scholarships, maintenance allowances or grants tenable at school, university, college or institution of higher or further education, assisting with travel and supporting religious instuction in accordance with the tenets of the Church of England.

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.

A Scout Group for boys and girls

The Gleadless Valley Wildlife Trust is a local voluntary group working to care for and improve the green spaces of Gleadless Valley in Sheffield for the benefit of wildlife and people. We particularly concentrate our efforts towards the woodlands and larger green spaces in the valley.

Make grants to non-profit making organisations within the civil parish of Handsworth, Sheffield.

The Sheffield Area Geology Trust includes the South Yorkshire RIGS Group and the Sheffield Building Stones Group.Activities include education and geological conservation linked to geodiversity and landscapes, mostly within the area around Sheffield, including South Yorkshire and Peak District, north Derbyshire and north Nottinghamshire.

currently organise - Youth club age 12-16, Junior Disco's 7 - 11. we hold family events such as village festival in july, halloween party Oct, family treasure hunt in september.Hall is also the meeting place for agewell group, women's institute, pensioners whist drive. other events include fortnightly bingo, cooking 4 kids group and the village in bloom

Training of Ordinands

To advance the provision of leisure, outdoor play and educational facilities for disabled children receiving a residential short break service at Chancet Wood Children's Home, plus improve the facilities and environment, and also provide better moving and handling equipment to make their stay more comfortable.

Refurbishment of primary/middle and secondary schools in Azad Kashmir.The funds are utilized to repair boundary walls, install drinking water and toilet facilities. 8 Laptops were purchased and distributed by one of the trustee in February 2013.Donated Interactive Whiteboards were also seen to be used.Further work to improve classroom environment including purchasing furniture

Raising awareness and acceptance of neurodivergence in performing arts and drama and how children, young people and adults can be supported within the sector to access their passion, on a level playing field. Training in Neurodivergence and strategies to support fair access and inclusion.Resources to enhance good practice and offer solutionsEvents to showcase neurodivergent talent

The provision of grants, activities and facilities to children who are in need because they are in poor health, underprivileged or socially deprived.

Providing assistance for the relief of poverty and assistance with Medical/Health/Sickness costs.

During the year the Society held a series of public lectures, organised visits of interest to the membership, continued work on regular publications and continued to monitor developments at its various sites and elsewhere in South Yorkshire.

PROVIDES EXTRA FUNDING FOR ACTIVITIES AND RESOURCES FOR CHILDREN WITHIN SCHOOL

Woodland protection

Dan's Helping Hand main objective is to provide financial assistance for funeral costs to families of young adults who have died, primarily as a result of terminal illness, such as cancer. This has been achieved by successful application for a grant of £500 per family yo funeral costs.

Make donations to those in need eg1. Hospices2. freemasons widows and orphans as well as others in the community3.Hospitals4.Work with young people

Education and training; Arts and culture; Sport and recreation

To give grants to Christian workers and organisations to advance the Christian Faith through gospel ministry in accordance with the Trust's Statement of Beliefs.The current priority is to support Christian work within a specific socially deprived area in the City of Sheffield.

The objects of the Charity are to promote the welfare, conservation, study, monitoring and recording of badgers in South Yorkshire and to undertake any activity which will advance public education and awareness about badgers.

Providing grants and donations to other charitable bodies