Charities In Sheffield City

Education and training; Arts and culture; Sport and recreation

The objects are:- 1). To restore, preserve, improve and maintain the area known as "Whinfell Quarry Garden" for the benefit of the public. 2). To advance the education of the public, concerning the history and other matters relating to "Whinfell Quarry Garden".

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.

Green space

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.

Religious Education in the region of the Diocese of Sheffield or within its remit.

The principle activity of the Association is the management of the Sheep Dog Trials held each year

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

HELP AND SUPPORT MASONIC CHARITIES. PROVIDE FINANCE FOR EDUCATION AND THE DISABLED. PROVIDE MEDICAL FINANCE FOR INDIVIDUALS.

Raising funds and making grants for general charitable purposes and children and young peoples organisations

Menstruation Matters' operates in Yorkshire and the Humber. Our main activities include: providing women living in period poverty with free sanitary products, running reusable pad making workshops to encourage the use of more environmentally friendly sanitary products, and running educational and fundraising events to increase awareness of and reduce stigma surrounding period poverty.

To provide advice, support to deafblind individuals residing in Yorkshire. This includes children and adults and their families.The charity aims to promote awareness and learning in the area of deafblindness to those families living in Yorkshire.

Daily,Mon and Tues- 9.30am-11.30am- drop-in play and craft sessions for babies to pre-school age children accompanied by their parents/carers.Held in Meersbrook Park Pavilion, Meersbrook Park Road, S8. Indoor and outdoor areas. Snacks & drinks served for children, hot drinks available for adults.

Friends of Woodseats Playground: Graves Park work closely together with Woodseats community to raise money through local and national fundraising, Grants and Trusts to regenerate Woodseats playground. We aim to make the playground more inclusive and appealing to families and children of all ages by adding new play equipment and landscaping the surrounding area.

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

Support for people with or affected by Downs Syndrome, including the provision of advice, social activities and education in Rotherham and the surrounding region.

parents run fund raising events to support the school

Encouraging the public to visit Doncaster Mansion House and educating them about the building and its history.Supporting education about the architect of Doncaster Mansion House, James Paine.

Group raise funds within school and local community - funds then donated to school for additional projects.ie climbing wall, new sports kit, trips, playground equipment.

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

We produce a weekly news on tape/cd/usb memory stick, for the visually impaired or others unable to read a newspaper. Also a bi- monthly magazine

FOSC cares for and promotes the site of Sheffield Castle and its immediate environment by acquiring and disseminating information about the castle at local and national levels. We raise awareness of Sheffield Castle through the circulation of written materials, attendance at local events, and public talks about the castle and related subjects, to the benefit of Sheffield and surrounding areas.

Providing grants and donations to other charitable bodies

The society's function is to bring astronomy education to the general public and provide a regular meeting place for those interested in astronomy and space sciences. Alongside our monthly meetings, our outreach work includes dedicated observing events and talks to schools, youth groups, adult groups and other external groups. All ages and abilities are welcome.

Relief of poverty in Sheffield