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Status
Received: 56 days late
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Income
£6.9K
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Spending
£6.5K
- Charity no. 108607
- Company no. 681532
- Date registered. 22/02/2022
Public benefits
1. We along with our partners actively share the Christian faith through various mediums including in person and media, which helps to promote Christian values for the benefit of individuals. 2. We partner with other organisations to provide learning environments for young people assisting in the moral and intellectual development and enhancement
in knowledge and understanding of individual beneficiaries. 3. We work across the North / South divide and across the Protestant / Catholic divide and promote reconciliation and the promotion of a peaceful society and an increase in community harmony in general. 1.Benefits are demonstrated through the moral improvement in society as a whole which religion is considered to encourage. Our platform provides information on the Christian faith and we have hundreds of people using it 2.Through our partner organisations who facilitate homework clubs and creative arts classes for young people, individuals benefit from intellectual development and enhancement in knowledge and understanding. Individuals benefit from an improved sense of well-being and increased self-esteem of individuals as they develop new skills, capabilities and knowledge. 3.Through the improvement of community relations and the avoidance of conflict in the areas of benefit as we work along with our partner organisations in the North & South of Ireland and in Protestant and Catholic communities and those of other faiths and none. All of the above will be evidenced through feedback received from those who have been impacted and from projects carried out and supported by our funding We do not anticipate that any harm will flow from any of the above purposes. Purpose 1: General Public Purpose 2: Those receiving training or education as a result of funding provided by us. Purpose 3: Individuals living within communities who benefit from projects sponsored by us. An Executive Director is engaged by the organisation and receives renumeration for this role. We believe this is incidental as this position is necessary to fulfil the organisation’s purposes. The responsibilities of the Executive Director include the day to day running of Go Sow and the development and growth of the organisation.
What your organisation does
Go Sow is a technology platform with a website and an App available on Apple and Android devices. Our activities centre around helping increase awareness of and support for Christian charities working in Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland. We pass funds on to existing charities and non-governmental organisations, with all of the projects we
fund having been personally selected by the trustees and have a proven track record in their field of expertise so that we can be sure that the monies go to the intended beneficiaries. Through our platform we give charities the opportunity to showcase the projects they are involved in and share how those interested can support their charitable work. Users can log into the app and send funds directly to a project of their choice.
The charity’s classifications
- The advancement of education
- The advancement of religion
- The advancement of citizenship or community development
Who the charity helps
- General public
- Voluntary and community sector
How the charity works
- Community development
- Education/training
- Religious activities