Associations Charities That specialise in Service clubs

Providing grants to young people in Canterbury undertaking voluntary work and in particular, to assist with charitable organisations working abroad.

A virtual club providing community service/help in the community where there is a need, generally in the area where members reside. Plus support to Lions National and International Projects.Make small grants to organisationsOther Charitable Activities Provide assistance to help other charities in their respective local areas when additional people needed to help

Rotary Club of Spalding's Charity arm.

Financial help to local organisations, particularly caring for the young, old and vulnerable. Help in the field of environment and culture. Assisting with educational schemes. All these within the area of the Club's area of activities. A limited amount of help towards overseas projects.

We hold raffles at places such as supermarkets, and at Christmas has a Santa Sleigh on the local shopping centre, where members of the public put funds into a buckets.

Fundraising for charities and other worthy causes in both the UK and Overseas

We run two or three charity events each year, usually aimed at the poor, children or senior citizens. We make donatiions to local charities aimed mainly at the young, old or disadvantaged. We also give donations to overseas charitable organisations, including larger projects (e.g. in South Africa) with our "Twinned" Rotary Clubs in Germany, Holland and Belgium.

This trust fund is part of the requirements of a standard Rotary Club

Fund raising for local and international charities, organisations or people in special need. We serve our local community in the Skegness area in Lincolnshire mainly by donations for specific needs when requested. We also respond to requests to help Lions International by sending money for internatonal projects such as eye camps or water aid.

Fund raising by collection boxes for local and national charities as well as the running of events for the same purpose. Only small donations made this year. Balance to be donated in Rotary year 2103-14 to Shelterbox, Rotary Foundation, Contented Dementia (local charity) and other local causes.

General charitable purposes.

Raising funds for local orgainisations in the Worksop Dukeries area

The Charity favours educational, community and health enterprises, organisations and individuals located both in the UK, and abroad (usually where projects are approved by Rotary International)

Marlborough & District Lions club provides grants to Lions charities internationally as well as supporting deserving local people and organisations within the Marlborough district with help that they may need.

Fundraising Collections

General charitable activities typical of a small Rotary Club

To serve the needs of our local area by offering Assistance / Financial help

FUND-RAISING ACTIVITIES BY MEMBERS OF THE ROTARY CLUB OF LINCOLN. MAKING OF GRANTS AND DONATIONS AS AGREED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE ROTARY CLUB OF LINCOLN.

The main object of the charity are to raise funds and assist local, national and international charitable purposes.

Christmas collections; Running Stalls at local Fairs; Helping local Charities financially & with running events [non-financial]; Helping local schools [eg School Governors, Interview training for pupils]; International emergency relief usually with RIBI (our national body within Rotary International). Financial support to Darrick Wood School Nepal, sponsored by Darrick Wood School Orpington.

Various fund raising events and activities for general charitable purposes both locally, nationally and internationally.Friendship and fellowship.

Hyndburn Centennial Lions are ordinary people who do extraordinary things to help others and support good causes. We support a range of projects our area and because we are local we serve the unique needs of the communities in which we live. We have both male and female members from all walks of life whatever the race, religion or age. Our area of operation is Hyndburn Lancashire

Community support and service projects in Hunger, sight, diabetes

TO HELP YOUNG PEOPLE BETWEEN THE AGES OF 12-22 ESPECIALLY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, THROUGH LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES SO AS TO DEVELOP THEIR PHYSICAL MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL CAPACITIES THAT THEY MAY GROW TO FULL MATURITY AS INDIVUALS AND MEMBERS OF SOCIETY PARTICULARLY IN CASES WHERE BEREAVMENT SICKNESS OR FAMILY CIRCUMSTANCES LEAVE THEM IN NEED OF ASSISTANCE IF THEY ARE TO CONTINUE THEIR STUDIES

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