YOR4Good 2025 beneficiaries
By David Barr
Recipients of cash or benefits in kind:
£4,701 to supply new goal posts and team shelters.
£9,970 to convert 2 large studio spaces, and existing kitchen space, into workshop and training spaces.
Airedale Voluntary Drug and Alcohol Agency Limited (known as Project 6)
£10,000 to provide four people in recovery from drug and alcohol use with paid, sessional work placements.
£10,000, funding for a volunteer-led, free community festival.
£14,450 for the replacement of damaged barge boards and cladding to secure the building envelope.
£11,080 for refurbishment to areas of the sports pavilion.
Driffield Town Cricket and Recreation Club
£20,000 for the expansion & refurbishment of the club.
East Riding Food Poverty Alliance
£9,290 to extend the role of the Development team.
Friends of Walkeringham Primary School
£9,958 for the development of an early years foundation stage outdoor area.
£9,100 to support the delivery of weekly adult volunteering sessions at the Outback Garden.
£9,453.20. to fund training to develop qualified coaches and provide additional kayaks for the club.
£10,000 for the internal refurbishment of the village hall.
Hull & District Anglers’ Association
£8,347 for fishing equipment and the development of coaching staff.
New Pasture Lane Community Centre
£10,000 for the purchase of a mid-sized van to increase operational capacity.
North York Moors National Park Trust
£10,000 to support the delivery of the Nature Club’s fortnightly outdoor sessions for children aged 7 – 11 years.
£10,000 for the replacement of windows to the community hall.
Ravensworth Village Hall Charity
£10,000 to assist with the funding to provide a disability access door.
£10,000 to support education projects for disabled young adults.
Sheffield Young Women’s Christian Association (operating as YWCA Yorkshire)
£8,750 to develop and deliver a comprehensive wellbeing programme for young women living at supported accommodation.
The Friends of Lockington School
£20,000 for refurbishment of a playground including replacing surfaces and equipment.
Wilberfoss Kexby and Newton Playing Fields Association
£6,800 for upgrades to lighting, securing long term financial sustainability.
£10,000 for the setting up of a new cancer support centre in Kirkbymoorside.
Yorkshire & Humber Asbestos Support Group (SARAG)
£20,000 to support social groups affected by life-limiting, terminal conditions, affecting the ability to breathe.
£19,926 to fund and install a site electrical supply and install all the wiring, lighting and sockets.