CharityScore UK

Premises available for group meetings spiritual healing, meditation, lectures, discussion etc. Donations to 'Good Causes'.

To support road safety initiatives within Great Britain

The advancement of the Christian faith through a network of local churches, as well as the alleviation of poverty through social action programmes linked to the charity and churches involved in the network.

THE PROMOTION AND THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION AND THE ADVANCEMENT OF ISLAMIC FAITH PARTICULARLY BY ESTABLISHING AND OPERATING AN INSTITUTION.

Education and training, relief of poverty and religious activities; assisting people of all ages.

The principal activity of the charity is the arrangement of a four-yearly symposium alternately in the English University Cities of Oxford and Cambridge.

101 GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES

Talawa's objectives during the year continued to be the promotion and advancement of culturally specific educational plays and drama. These included workshops and educational projects.

Christ for all Nations holds evangelistic events and preaches the good news of Jesus Christ.

Support two bush missions in southern Chad and two missions near Lima, Peru with financial aid to provide food, basic education facilities and building wells and dispensaries. Direct supply of medicines from the UK.

We don't accept unsolicited grant applicationsOverall vision of connectedness and challenging isolationSupporting organisations working in the following areas:1. Health and medicine, particularly mental health2. Helping people thrive in old age3. The use of music and arts in relation to above4. Building trust and friendship between communities5. Responsive relief in disaster zones

The trust was established for general charitable purposes. Charitable funding requests are reviewed on an individual basis.

The Sacred Space Foundation is a charity which provides peaceful and confidential rest and recuperation facilities and spiritual direction to those suffering from the extremes of burnout, emotional exhaustion or spiritual crisis that have severely shaken their sense of meaning and direction in life.

Word of Life is a small media-based Christian charity, based in the UK. We seek to make the message of the Christian Scriptures accessible to those from non-Christian backgrounds. We produce culturally sensitive courses, books, articles and other materials, in English and a wide range of relevant languages, sold to users throughout the world.

The Trust's primary aim is the support of evangelical Christian projects, Christian evangelism and the advancement of the translation, reading,study and teaching of the Bible. It fulfils this aim by the making of donations for these purposes to institutions or individuals.

The activity of the charity is to raise funds to support Ascent which is a charity operating in Tsfat, Israel

The trust makes grants out of income towards charitable purposes, primarily through other charitable organisations.

The promotion of classical music concerts in Keswick together with giving assistance and encouragement in the development of an interest among the young people of the area in listening to, learning about, and performing music.

Promote the advancement of general education in relation to all aspects of Art and Drama and the development of public appreciation of such art. To this end membership is open to all interested parties and we stage four productions per season Sept - June.

Village hall used for community events, dancing, games, meetings etc.

The Charity provides a large community hall for the use of local residents for meetings, training events, activity classes such as Dog Training and Kick Boxing, local community activities such as luncheon club, parties and weddings.

The charity promotes orchestral concerts and piano recitals.

Fundraising for national & international Rotary objectives and support of various, mainly local charities.

Social events and outings for benefits of disabled members

Fund-raising and service projects in order to provide assistance to local, national and international charitable causes.

The object of the charity is the provision of funds to or for the relief of the poor and needy or to or for such other charitable purpose, institution society or object, as the rotary club of Holmfirth shall, in duly constituted meeting, from time to time decide.

PROVIDE PUBLIC HALL FACILITIES FOR VILLAGES OF CAR COLSTON AND SCREVETON

The Trustees main areas of concern within its overall objectives are children and young people who are disadvantaged in some way.The Trust makes grants to organisations for charitable purposes, although these organisations need not necessarily be registered charities. Also, particular consideration will be given to projects for which there is a degree of church involvement or interest.

To provide welfare to serving and ex-serving Air Force people and their dependants

The Society promotes the education and study of works associated with Thomas Chippendale and acquires and maintains examples of his art for the benefit of the nation

Public performances of orchestral music. Workshop for string players available to members and non-members.

A Parish Hall for use for ecclesiastical purposes in connection with the Ecclesiastical Parish of North Rode Saint Michael in the Diocese of Chester for the furtherance of the work of the Church of England in the aforesaid Parish by the provision of facilities for the spiritual and moral training of persons residing in or near the said Parish.

Letting of rooms to charitable organizations and to people and staff within the parish of St James and Emmanuel, Didsbury

TO PROVIDE RELIEF TO THE WIDOWS OF THE PARISH AND THE POOR

Organising fund raising events, such as jazz concerts, garden parties etc. Organising charity collections at Christmas, such as house to house collections, street collections and store collections. Ensuring the proceeds are donated to Rotary charities at home and overseas, and other good causes that are charitable (see website).

Provides buildings (church hall) for hire by other clubs/ organisations.

Provide a venue for Village ActivitiesDancesPlaysCommunity Groups

We provide support services throughout the North of England for people who are homeless, who have a learning disability, mental health problems or substance use problems. A wide range of services include Supported Living, Supported Housing, Registered Care and Nursing Homes,respite care, direct access and resettlement hostels and a range of community based support.

Barrow Village Hall provides modern and comfortable facilities for societies and organisations from both within and outside Barrow Village.

Quarterly pension to single ladies over the age of 55 who have resided for at least the last five years, within the old borough boundary of Halifax and are in pecunary need.

Dinas Powys Voluntary Concern provides a service to individuals, groups and organisations, in particular the elderly and people with disabilities. It does this by providing a community resource centre, running a wellbeing and befriending scheme, providing and maintaining a minibus-ambulance, publishing a free newsletter and community directory, offering support to local voluntary organisations.

Advancement of education, understanding and appreciation of the arts, including audio visual arts, primarily but not exclusively for the benefit of the public in the North East of England, through creation and presentation of moving image works, literature, music and live public events, educational and training projects and by any other charitable means.

We maintain a local and family history collection of objects, books, photographs and local history archive material from which we provide a service to the public via attendance at the local library, at events and fairs. We encourage interest in conserving and preserving the historical built environment and in improvements to the quality of new planning and buildings.

Bingo. Outings. Coffee mornings.

Indoor and outdoor bowls & cricket club

Scouting activities for young people

The 2nd Penrith Scout Group provides a broad range of indoor and outdoor activities for young people - both boys and girls, aged 6 to 8 (Beavers), aged 8 to 10.5 (Cubs) and 10.5 to 14 (Scouts). The different groups meet on weekday evenings at a dedicated scout hut building in the middle of the small town of Penrith, Cumbria.