Next year’s services can’t run without us raising over £56,000 from grant-awarding bodies, town and parish councils, sales of jam and rucksacs, as well as from you, our passengers.
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We are a group of volunteers aiming to create an affordable transport system to and around the North York Moors. We want to help locals, as well as visitors from home and abroad, to travel without cars, seven days a week, in all seasons.
In 2014 we formed the Friends of Moorsbus and the Moorsbus Community Interest Company as not-for-profit organisations, working with communities and other groups to develop and promote local bus services. We depend on donations to keep the services running as the fares and the low pass reimbursement only pay for about half the bus costs each year. We’ve had wonderful support from passengers, parish councils, businesses, and other groups. Please help us if you can.
Moorsbus can connect everyone to the North York Moors and help create a fairer and greener society today and for future generations.
There are many ways in which you can donate to the Moorsbus. Here are a few ideas. You may also like to volunteer your time so get in touch!
Contact UsDonate here via our Local Giving page; Gift Aid can be included. Local giving is a scheme run by the Cooperative Society in the UK.
Donate hereGive a Car - You can donate here by giving to North Yorkshire Moors Association 1169240 and quoting 'Project Moorsbus'.
Donate hereHere you can donate directly to the Moorsbus Project. Every contribution helps us greatly to provide the bus service.
Donate hereWe at Moorsbus CIC and Friends of Moorsbus are all volunteers, and there is so much to do if we are to expand our services. It doesn’t matter where you live, or what previous experience you have…and any small bit of help is appreciated.
Sign Up Today!Pickering is an attractive and historic market town on the edge of the North York Moors National Park. Spend a day here, or call in to one of the many good cafés, restaurants or pubs for a meal or drink before you catch the bus home.
Dalby Forest, managed by the Forestry Commission, offers over 8,000 acres of woodland to explore, enjoy and discover, including the Grand Father Oak play area for children, family BBQ and picnic areas, adrenalin activities for the thrill seekers and walking and cycling trails for all. The Visitor Centre houses a café serving a wide range of locally produced snacks and meals for all the family, information point and toilets.
Hutton le Hole, with its picture postcard scenery, is home to the superb Ryedale Folk Museum. The reconstructed local buildings are a great favourite and really do transport the visitor back to Ryedale life of centuries ago. Allow the better part of a day to see it all. You can make Hutton le Hole the start or end of many good buswalks between Moorsbuses.
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Next year’s services can’t run without us raising over £56,000 from grant-awarding bodies, town and parish councils, sales of jam and rucksacs, as well as from you, our passengers.
Read moreHow about auctioning or scrapping your car for Moorsbus? Go to www.giveacar.co.uk and give to North Yorkshire Moors Association 1169240 quoting project Moorsbus.
Read moreBuy Moorsbus branded items here! At the moment we are just offering some very nice back-packs for your next Moorsbus expedition in the North York Moors...
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