Hobbies `LE103`¶

Hobbies is a tag in the UK-CAT classification of charities in the UK. It is part of the Leisure category.

453 charities have been tagged with this tag. This represents 0.22% 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:

Distribution by size of charity¶

Income band	Charities with tag	Percent of all charities
Under £10k	171	0.24%
£10k - £100k	149	0.21%
£100k - £250k	46	0.21%
£250k - £500k	23	0.21%
£500k - £1m	10	0.14%
£1m - £10m	10	0.11%
Over £10m	5	0.22%
Total	414	0.21%

Distribution by charity regulator¶

Regulator	Charities with tag	Percent of all charities
ccew	375	0.22%
oscr	61	0.24%
ccni	17	0.24%
Total	453	0.22%

Ten largest charities (by income)¶

Name	Latest income
MISSION AVIATION FELLOWSHIP INTERNATIONAL [Charity number: 1058226] MAF International uses light aircraft transform the lives of some of the world's most isolated people in need. Working in partnership with hundreds of other Christian and humanitarian organisations, MAF International delivers help, hope and healing to remote and inaccessible communities in the developing world.	£44,840,268
THE ROYAL AIR FORCE CHARITABLE TRUST [Charity number: 1176054] The Mission of the Royal Air Force Charitable Trust is to Promote the RAF and Inspire young people and RAF personnel to fulfil their potential in air, space and technology . This is achieved through the staging of the Royal International Air Tattoo annually and by the awarding of grants for flying scholarships and national STEM initiatives which are delivered throughout the year.	£18,088,051
MISSION AVIATION FELLOWSHIP UK [Charity number: 1064598] MAF uses light aircraft to transform the lives of some of the world's most isolated people in need. Working in partnership with hundreds of other Christian and humanitarian organisations, MAF delivers help, hope and healing to remote and inaccessible communities in the developing world. MAF UK is the largest provider of resources for MAF International's work within the MAF global partnership.	£17,179,000
Mission Aviation Fellowship UK [Charity number: SC039107] To advance the Christian faith by such means as the Charity shall determine from time to time but without prejudice to , the generality of the foregoing by supporting and encouraging the work of mission aviation, churches, missions and relief and development agencies so that the love of Christ is shared by word and practical means.	£17,179,000
THE LEONARDO TRUST [Charity number: 1086045] Support for full time carers and those being cared for.Contributions towards care sitting services.Funding holidays for carersAssisting finance in relaxation or training courses or perhaps hobbies or activitiesCreative thinking towards financial assistance for carersWe cannot supply care staff directEmergency funding/grants for carers	£10,802,000
ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY [Charity number: 226545] The Society promotes the study of astronomy and geophysics.	£7,074,384
THE RICHARD ORMONDE SHUTTLEWORTH REMEMBRANCE TRUST [Charity number: 307534] Promotion of education and training in the science, practice and history of aviation and automotive transportandPromotion of education and training in the science and practice of agriculture, food production and management of rural resources by making arrangements for the provision and conduct of a college.	£6,829,000
BROOKLANDS MUSEUM TRUST LIMITED [Charity number: 296661] The preservation of the motoring and aviation heritages of Brooklands and environs; using that heritage to inspire future generations through the Museum's education service; and the provision of a world class tourist attraction whose popularity will attract visitor revenues to pay for the preservation and education.	£5,740,479
The Armagh Observatory and Planetarium [Charity number: NI103948] Armagh Observatory and Planetarium undertakes astronomical research and undertakes public outreach and education in science. The organisation undertakes original research of a world-class academic standard that broadens and expands our understanding of astronomy and related sciences. Secondary functions include the organisation’s responsibilities to (i) promote, preserve and widen access to the heritage of astronomy at Armagh and (ii) to maintain the continuity and precision of the unique 220-year long meteorological record at Armagh. Armagh Observatory and Planetarium pursues a vibrant programme of science in the community in support of the Northern Ireland Executive’s Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Strategy and the strategic goals of the Department for Communities. The organisation disseminates knowledge and promotes the public understanding of astronomy and science through its programme of educational services for schools and the wider public. Staff deliver interactive presentations using the latest projection and information technology to all age groups and abilities on a wide range of astronomical and scientific topics, including meteorite impacts, the planets, current astronomical phenomena and Earth sciences. A wide range of community service programmes are conducted in astronomy and related sciences and the organisation represents Northern Ireland on the national and international stage. Taken together, these activities feed into many areas of government policy, particularly those directed towards improving the economy, education and lifelong learning, and the attractiveness of Northern Ireland to national and international visitors. The Planetarium, also through the large number of visitors coming through its doors, plays an important role in promoting and enhancing tourism within Armagh City and District, and is an attraction of regional significance in Northern Ireland.	£3,546,337
BRISTOL AERO COLLECTION TRUST [Charity number: 1010632] Operation of a Museum available to the public for the acquisition, preservation, restoration and display of the products of the Bristol aviation manufacturing organisations and their related artefacts.Provision of a research facility of exhibits and related documentation available to the public.Operation of the Concorde at Filton public attraction for hosting visitors to Concorde 216.	£2,525,120

Ten random charities¶

Name	Latest income
BIRMINGHAM ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY [Charity number: 1192429] Promotes the study of astronomy, by providing public observing sessions, lectures, advice, a journal, telescope making facilities, a library, demonstrations, lecturers, a meeting place and outings to places of astronomical interest. A modest annual membership fee is charged, the aim being to cover expenses and provide a concessionary rate for unemployed, students, and Senior Citizens.	£4,898
AVIATION PRIDE UK [Charity number: 1206608] Promoting equality and human rights for the LGBTQ community.	£22,251
Supermarine Seaplane [Charity number: 1190836] Flying, preserving, and educating the historic S5 Supermarine seaplane. Encouraging youth into STEM and promoting British aviation heritage.	£1,270
AEROBILITY [Charity number: 1149629] To promote and provide education, recreation and leisure time activities for disabled persons in particular by providing opportunities in aviation with the object of improving the conditions of life.	£976,960
THE WORLD FEDERATION FOR NEURO-REHABILITATION [Charity number: 1122787] The purpose of The World Federation For Neuro Rehabilitation (WFNR) is to advance the development of neurological rehabilitation worldwide and to inspire, encourage and develop collaboration between clinicians with an interest in the field. The WFNR produces a newsletter (update), holds a world congress every two years, sponsors meetings and has established a 'flying faculty'.	£112,949
NORTH NORFOLK ASTRONOMY SOCIETY [Charity number: 1089552] We provide an Astronomical viewing and educational service for Members and the local residents of the North Norfolk area.	£1,904
MEN IN SHEDS (GOOLE) [Charity number: 1184612] Men in Sheds (Goole) is for the benefit, the preservation and protection of good health among men 18 years and older (including retired, unemployed or in ill-health) living in Goole and the surrounding area, through the provision of facilities for hobbies, recreation or ther leisure time activities including practical interests, skills sharing and help with community based projects.	£2,436
WISBECH U3A [Charity number: 1212682] Wisbech u3a provides a framework to allow people of similar interests to meet together in groups with the aim of learning new hobbies and skills, and making friends. It is for the benefit of third-agers (generally the retired). Membership subscription enables monthly meetings for all members to enjoy interesting speakers on a diverse range of topics with time for socialising.
BENTWATERS AVIATION SOCIETY [Charity number: 1124197] Bentwaters Aviation Society was formed primarily to operate the Bentwaters Cold War Museum. The purpose of the Bentwaters Cold War Museum is to collect, preserve, display and provide for scholarship, material relating to the history of RAF Bentwaters and RAF Woodbridge and aviation generally where a link with Bentwaters and Woodbridge is established, for the public benefit in perpetuity.	£43,669
GLEMSFORD VILLAGE HALL [Charity number: 291266] Village Hall used for hiring out for various village groups for hobbies and interests as well as for private parties. Also used in council elections for voting	£14,394