Charities In Leicestershire

General

Whitwell Brass perform several public concerts each year in addition to competing in brass band competitions. The band also provides tuition to players of all ages.

Provision of village hall facilities for local residents, also hired out to organisations to raise funds.

Grants made in accordance with the Trust's charitable objects.

Providing a location in the village for all village activities, special activities and social occasions for the elderly

To fund local, national and international charitable objects and purposes.

The Trust aims to promote, educate and interpret the industrial and coal mining heritage of Coalville and surrounding area. We are developing educational delivery for schools, colleges and adult learning based at the historic Snibston Colliery. The Trust aims to benefit all sectors of the community. This will be delivered through formal and informal learning through community participation.

church meetings, youth Work, helping the needy at home and abroad

As Scouts, we believe in preparing young people with skills for life. We encourage our young people to do more, learn more and be more. Each week, the 33rd/65th Leicester Scout Group give young people of Hamilton and Humberstone the opportunity to enjoy fun and adventure while developing the skills they need to succeed.

Manage land and investments. Distribute income to Church Fabric Fund and to Parish.

Manage land and investments. Distribute income to Church Fabric Fund and to Parish.

Fundraising events - Swimfest Gala, Race Nights, Millionaires Evening, Barn-dance, Musical events, Quiz nights and Santa Fun Run.Public Service operations include stewarding of Town Council organised Chistmas and Feast Week events. Organising School Young Chef, Design and Writing & competitions.We support local charities & good causes as well as National & International charities & appeals.

2 almshouses in Ashby Folville village

Our charity's activities to raise funds include, Holding a annual music quiz, which includes the drawing of our Valentines raffle. We also hold a summer fayre hosted by one of our committee members in her garden. We also hold a Christmas market & we take part in the annual 'Elf Walk' arranged by one of the employees at our local Police headquarters. All funds go towards helping TNBC sufferers.

To support, complement and extend the work of the Parochial Church Council in the maintenance, repair, restoration and preservation for the benefit of the public of St Mary's Church building and Churchyard situated in Bottesford, Nottingham

We provide and maintain a village hall in the small rural village of Great Dalby in Leicestershire, that offers a range of facilities to support community activities. Examples include a pre-school using the hall 5 days a week, a range of local clubs, that has reduced since coronavirus but includes table tennis and Yoga, as well hire for local functions and parking for the local school.

To provide by any legal means a public library service to the parish of Cosby and the surrounding area. In providing this service we intend to enhance the education and wellbeing of the community by supporting social and educational activities through in-house and bought in services . The library will also be a source for the dissemination of local information.

Running a village hall.

The Association manages a building that is hired for a variety uses by organisations, activity groups, clubs and individuals.

CAKE STALLS, QUIZ EVENINGS, SPORTS DAYS,BINGO, SUMMER AUTUMN & CHRISTMAS FAYRES

Running of a Community Managed Library

Timeout is based in Coventry and offers free and low-cost counselling.Our counsellors have experience in many areas of need ? gender identity, sexuality, anxiety, bereavement, hurts from the past, low self-esteem, depression, marriage difficulties and so forth. Counsellors are all trained or are currently in training and are registered with a counselling-accreditation body such as BACP or UKCP.

To preserve and protect the good health of children undergoing cancer treatment for the public and their families through the provision of financial support and by providing such items as the trustees deem appropriate

Make grants to individuals when needed subject to the charity's rules.

To advance the education of pupils in the school in particular: By raising funds through sales of uniforms, events such as annual summer and Christmas fair, evening events, school discos, and other small fundraising activities.