Community cafe FA102¶
Community cafe is a tag in the UK-CAT classification of charities in the UK. It is part of the Facilities category.
917 charities have been tagged with this tag. This represents 0.45% of all charities.
Keywords to find charities¶
UK-CAT categories are applied to charities based on a set of keywords, in the form of a regular expression.
The regular expression used to find charities in this tag is:
\b(caf[eé]|coffee .* ?shop|cafeteria|tea (shop|bar))\b
Distribution by size of charity¶
| Income band | Charities with tag | Percent of all charities |
|---|---|---|
| Under £10k | 133 | 0.19% |
| £10k - £100k | 312 | 0.44% |
| £100k - £250k | 216 | 0.96% |
| £250k - £500k | 111 | 1.00% |
| £500k - £1m | 57 | 0.82% |
| £1m - £10m | 42 | 0.46% |
| Over £10m | 1 | 0.04% |
| Total | 872 | 0.45% |
Distribution by charity regulator¶
| Regulator | Charities with tag | Percent of all charities |
|---|---|---|
| ccew | 815 | 0.48% |
| oscr | 63 | 0.25% |
| ccni | 39 | 0.56% |
| Total | 917 | 0.45% |
Ten largest charities (by income)¶
| Name | Latest income |
|---|---|
| THE WILF WARD FAMILY TRUST [Charity number: 1140852] The Trust delivers supported living, short breaks, residential care, direct payments support agencies and community domiciliary care services across Yorkshire for children, adults and older people. The Trust also provides vocational training and work placements through its cafe. The ethos of the organisation is to promote independence, choice and control for all people using its services. |
£25,798,575 |
| NOW Project Limited [Charity number: NI100093] NOW Group is a social enterprise that provides a range of services that support people with learning disabilities and autism to realise their full potential and change their lives for the better. Our services focus on supporting people into employment, training, transition and volunteering. Our support includes accredited training to build up skills and confidence, as well as work experience and voluntary work placements We also support people already in employment and employers themselves, providing services such as Disability Awareness training and workplace support for employee, employers and co-workers. We support families in which parents have mild to moderate learning difficulties or an Autistic Spectrum Condition. We work with expectant and new parents with children under five in the Belfast area to support them by building confidence, develop skills and make them more connected to their communities. When they are ready we will provide opportunities for parents to move on to NOW’s Training, Volunteering and Employment Services and plan their future. We also support young school leavers with learning difficulties or autism and their parents/carers to explore future options and gain independence through training, mentoring and sampling work placements. We help them to start planning early and help take the anxiety out of taking that big next step from school into the world. It is important families understand their options so we provide work visits, work placements, and accredited training, helping shape a package of support for parents/carers and each young person leaving school. We operate Loaf Catering, corporate catering and cafe business providing accredited training sites for our clients as well as offering employment opportunities to those with learning needs. |
£5,013,967 |
| The Lyric Theatre (NI) [Charity number: NI100173] Lyric Theatre NI owns and maintains the Lyric Theatre. Through a Licence Agreement it licences the use of the theatre on a non-exclusive basis to its wholly owned subsidiary, Lyric Players Theatre Productions Limited, for the production and staging of theatrical performances and the running of educational classes for people of all ages and backgrounds. Lyric Players Theatre Productions also operates a cafe bar within the theatre for the general public in Northern Ireland and, during performances, the audience attending the theatre. |
£4,647,185 |
| Tameside, Oldham, Glossop and Stockport Mind Ltd [Charity number: 1123549] Mental health charity with an ethos of promoting well being social inclusion and recovery through an ever changing variety of activites. Includes counselling, CBT, vocational and therapeutic courses, advocacy, community engagement, carers support, catering academy, vegetarian cafe and horticultural services. |
£4,349,361 |
| NOTTINGHAM MEDIA CENTRE LIMITED [Charity number: 700880] Since its launch in 1990 Broadway has become a nationally recognised cultural leader, bringing the world of independent British and international film to Nottingham and across the Midlands, supporting innovation in art and technology and providing a platform for talent, learning and conversation to inspire creativity and a lifelong love of film. |
£3,954,804 |
| Central Park [Charity number: 1157126] Central Park |
£3,569,186 |
| WALSINGHAM TRUST [Charity number: 1180690] Objectives a) the provision of maintenance and repair of places of worship, hostel accommodation and facilities for pilgrims; b) the promotion of public worship; c) the advancement of religion and relief of poverty anywhere in the world. The charity operates the Pilgrim Bureau, a hostel for pilgrims, and the Slipper Chapel at the site of the Walsingham Shrine as well as shops and a cafe. |
£3,295,145 |
| ST MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS TRUST [Charity number: 1110406] St Martin in the Fields Trust is raising money for the charitable and cultural work taking place across St Martin. We share ground, physically and philosophically, with the St Martin congregation, the St Martin cafe and live cultural events, The Connection at St Martin in the Fields and all the other organisations adding to the wider kindness. |
£3,089,589 |
| The MAC (Metropolitan Arts Centre) [Charity number: NI100808] The MAC is an arts and cultural centre in the heart of Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter. Its mission is to be a centre of artistic excellence that positively changes people lives. We deliver an outstanding programme ranging from crowd-pleasing theatre, dance, music and visual art to experimental new works. We promote accessibility and inclusion and celebrate the very best in home grown arts as well as bringing the rest of the world of contemporary art to Belfast. The MAC is an award-winning building containing two theatres, three visual art galleries, the Den - a focal point for our Learning and Participation (L&P) programmes, the Family Room, four multi-purpose spaces designed for rehearsals, conferences and dance classes, offices for resident companies, an artist-in-residence studio a number of smaller meeting rooms and a café-bar. Since opening in April 2012 the MAC has exceeded all expectations by welcoming over 250,000 visitors each year. Our organisation is committed to making everything we do accessible and relevant to people who would not normally take part in the arts. Our L&P programmes have begun to play a leading role in the wider city and regional strategies of harnessing the arts as a mechanism for social and political change. This work contributes to the achievement of goals for targeting social need, promoting good relations and contributing to antipoverty and equality agendas. The MAC aims to act as a catalyst for creating improved social cohesion by facilitating a long-term, meaningful cultural discourse with all communities in Northern Ireland. Our working patterns are based on long-term engagement with the hardest to reach communities and will enable us to deliver work that contributes to the development of a shared society. The MAC is a space which enshrines progressive ideals, promotes equality and in which everyone is welcomed. Our programmes aim to ensure that the MAC is a vital civic space, valued and used by the communities around it. |
£2,986,762 |
| Swindon & Gloucestershire Mind LTD [Charity number: 1174786] Swindon & Gloucestershire Mind provides a Community & Wellbeing programme consisting of; One to one advice, Counselling & Wellbeing Coordination. Activity & social inclusion in the community including Sport, Walking, Connect & Meet, Creative classes& Football. Mental Health Training, Schools programme, Employment Services Support & Swindon Mindful Employers Network & evening Calming cafe model. |
£2,879,552 |
Ten random charities¶
| Name | Latest income |
|---|---|
| FRIENDS OF ST MARY'S CHURCH, SUNDON [Charity number: 282547] The friends raise money by holding various concerts, car boot sales, our strawberry tea, xmas bazaar, bbq/luncheon, various raffles, church stall/tea bar, sunshine bags. |
£5,272 |
| BUDDIES DEMENTIA CAFE [Charity number: 1184074] Buddies Dementia Cafe is for people living with dementia and their carers. We meet every first and third Thursday of the month between 10.00am and 12.00noon where we provide entertainment, refreshments, advice and friendship in a safe and secure environment. We also provide trips and meals out. The meetings are held at Nettleham Village Hall, Brookfield Avenue, Nettleham, LN22SS. |
£30,750 |
| BARNET COMMUNITY PROJECTS [Charity number: 1139376] Barnet Community Projects exists to facilitate long term social improvement in the London Borough of Barnet. We do this through residents engagement, empowering them to deliver projects that make a difference to the local community. We deliver youth activities, community cafe, skatepark sessions, reparation projects, mentoring programmes, sports sessions & activities to address disadvantage. |
£112,627 |
| THE TREE OF LIFE CENTRE WYTHENSHAWE [Charity number: 1099847] To work in partnership with others to create a sustainable resource which inproves the health and well being for people in Wythenshawe and increases their ability to participate in the wider community. To do this we offer furniture, white goods and clothes at low cost, courses for physical, mental and emotional well being and our cafe serves healthy food at an affordable cost. |
£539,108 |
| THE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH OF GRANTHAM, SAINT ANNE, NEW SOMERBY [Charity number: 1218454] Building Community & Changing Lives for Jesus through Sunday Christian worship, bible teaching & prayer, alongside weekly community services including a fully funded cafe, toddler & youth groups, personal budgeting & job seekers support & training, plus a variety of accessible community orientated events during the year inviting people of all ages & backgrounds to experience God's love for them. |
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| WORTHWHILE OCCUPATIONAL AND RECREATIONAL KRAFTS LIMITED [Charity number: 1050876] Training Centre for adults with learning disabilities; Operating a cafe and gift shop (open to the public); creating bespoke crafts, gifts and home decor. Students also receive training in basic literacy, housekeeping skills (eg cooking, laundry) and go outside the centre to experience public transport, shopping and social activities. |
£1,351,911 |
| MEADOWHEAD CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP [Charity number: 1096161] Church services, regular/occasional events to benefit the local community, prayer meetings, drop-in sessions, a community cafe, parish nursing supporting the community towards whole person welfare, mother and toddler groups, a food bank, healthy eating cooking courses, youth groups, holiday clubs and after school clubs. We will add other activities to meet identified community needs. |
£460,956 |
| WORCESTER PARK BAPTIST CHURCH [Charity number: 1128662] Sunday worship 10.30am , with creche & children's groups.Carers & Toddlers Group. Twins & Multiples Group.Easter Holiday Bible Club. Youth activities inc. Boys' & Girls' Brigades, YouNite.Lunch Break club & Thursday Fellowship for senior citizens."The Living Room"- a Renew Wellbeing Cafe. Hub cafe."Connect" groups for people to study the Bible, pray, support and encourage each other. |
£255,299 |
| South West Recovery Cafe SCIO [Charity number: SC052963] 4 The organisation?s purposes are: (a) The relief of those in need by reason of addiction. |
£32,045 |
| GAP-A THANET COMMUNITY PROJECT [Charity number: 1084622] The charity provides programmes which meet needs within the community. Facilities available include UK online centre providing IT education, parenting groups, support group for those caring for people with special needs, youth groups, coffee and cafe bars, play groups, exercise group for elderly. Adult literacy and numeracy classes,working with homeless. Also many short-term activities. |
£174,380 |
