Charitable Organisations in Bury
Giving to charity can be about more than just money, it can also mean giving time to help the charities to help them grow and get their message out there. Local charitable organisations need all the support that they can get, whether it's supporting them online, volunteering for them or giving donations - it all helps.
If you're looking for a charitable organisation to support, you can find some of the best local organisations of thebestofbury.
Find the best Charitable Organisations in Bury as recommended by local Bury people in thebestof Bury's Charitable Organisations directory.
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Bleakholt Animal Sanctuary are one of Bury's best known charitable organisations, caring for abandoned and unwanted animals, large and small, old and young.
This is such a lovely place to go, the animals are looked after and the staff are super friendly
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With a diverse team of dedicated professionals, including experienced counsellors, skilled group facilitators, and knowledgeable trainers, CFC provides a safe and nurturing environment to address various challenges and promote emotional well-being.
It is a sad fact but the reality is that one in three of us will get cancer. Each of us can help even by donation of time.
One in three of us will get cancer and it’s the toughest thing most of us will ever face. If you’ve been diagnosed with cancer, or a loved one has, you’ll want a team of people in your corner supporting you every step of the way.
Macmillan Cancer Support provide practical, medical and financial support and push for better cancer care.
Macmillan Cancer Support provide practical, medical and financial support and push for better cancer care.
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MedEquip4kids is a local charitable organisation providing much needed medical equipment for children in Bury and its surrounding areas, helping hospitals to improve their services.
Thought Medequip for Kids was such a great charity myself and my business colleague decided to chuck ourselves out of a plane at 14ooo feet doing a tandem skydive in order to raise money for them great charity looking after kids in the NorthWest!
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Bury Shopmobility is a charitable organisation providing individuals suffering from mobility problems with the means to go shopping, through the use of wheelchairs, scooters and the help from volunteers. Bury Shopmobility receives no government funding and are encouraging those living in Bury and surrounding areas to help support their fantastic charity through donations and volunteering.
I'm able to shop in Bury, which I'd be unable to do without Bury Shopmobility.
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RammyMen are a charity based in Ramsbottom, Bury who aim to provide support and assistance to men across the borough by way of activities and events to encourage them to get out and about more and have a sense of identity.
Bury Hospice is a local charitable organisation offering specialist care for people with life limiting illnesses, as well as their families.
My Grandfather was unfortunate to have to go in Bury Hospice towards the end of his life. They couldn't do enough to make his final days as pleasant as possible.
Great staff, lovely building and the best you can ask for at a very sad time.
Great staff, lovely building and the best you can ask for at a very sad time.
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The Bury Blind society was founded in 1922, we aim to enhance the quality of life for all visually-impaired people in the Metropolitan Borough of Bury.
My dad has been blind since an early age and he uses the blind society. This place gives him a purpose in life and he has met many new friends. What a great charity!
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The Met presents contemporary and classic theatre, music and comedy locally in Bury, providing a warm and friendly welcome to all.
Really enjoyed out family visit here today. Helpful and friendly staff, will definitely be going again.
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Speakeasy is a charity in Ramsbottom, Bury helping people who have asphasia and their carers with support and information. People who have asphasia and their families are given long term therapeutic help and support by speech and language therapists, other staff and volunteers.
My partner Debbie has been attending Speakeasy for 12 months now and we can't thank this wonderful and worthwhile charity enough. After suffering a severe stroke which affected her right side and took her speech leaving her with Aphasia .Debbie is fighting hard on a long road to recovery. She spent a few years in speech therapy which gave her a good grounding in her efforts to speak. Since moving on and attending Speakeasy the difference they've made to her speech and communication is amazing . A couple of weeks ago Debbie stood up in front everybody and gave a presentation about her life. Thank you Speakeasy for everything you do and making such a difference to our lives.
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Charitable Organisations in Bury
Harvey's Army is a charitable organisation working with the local community to reunite pets and their owners. From scanning a pet that's been found, or trekking towns and moors to find those that are lost, they are passionate about doing everything that they can to get every animal home wherever possible.
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