Charities In Lincolnshire

Freedom Church Waddington is a church family in Waddington, Lincolnshire, which especially welcomes the RAF community, and want to see lives changed as people choose to follow Jesus. Our vision is to see people flourishing because they have found belonging and fulfilment in Jesus. Our activities include Sunday celebrations, mid-week gatherings, a tots group and hosting family fun afternoons.

Volunteers in Girlguiding Lincolnshire South work with young people from the age of 4. Together they work through times of adventure, fun activities and well being to develop into independent, caring, team working individuals ready to face what the world holds for them.

We are a small childcare setting offering Pre School sessions 5 days a week during term time for children aged 2 up until school entry age. We offer funded spaces for all children and can take a maximum of 18 children per session.

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT INCLUDING CINEMA CLUB, FAMILY FUN DAYS, RAISING FUNDS FOR HALL UPKEEP. PRIVATE HIRE OF HALL FOR WEDDINGS & PARTIES ETC, BROWNIES & GUIDES, FITNESS CLASSES

LINCOLN RECORD SOCIETY EXISTS TO ADVANCE PUBLIC EDUCATION IN THE HISTORY OF THE DIOCESE AND COUNTY OF LINCOLN, ESPECIALLY BY PUBLICATION OF ORIGINAL HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS.

Boston Community Transport is membership-based and for people unable to use or have limited access to public transport. We assist our members with journeys they may not be able to make such as: Medical appointments, opticians, physiotherapists, chiropodists, shopping, visiting family/friends, attending community activities, one-off or regular trips including the library, post office or chemist.

Regular public worship that is open to all, teaching of Christianity through sermons and small groups. Pastoral work, including visiting the sick and bereaved. Supporting other charities in the UK and abroad.

Providing and maintaining a building for worship and for religious ceremonies such as marriages and funerals for the people of Corby Glen and beyond - the medieval Church of St John the Evangelist; maintaining the associated public churchyard for burials. Fulfilling our Christian mission through community outreach and services, working with local schools and other community groups

The WI is the largest voluntary women's organisation in the UK. It exists to educate women to enable them to play an effective role in the community, to expand their horizons and to develop and pass on important skills.

To benefit the residents of Alford by bringing together the residents, voluntary and other organisations in an effort to provide social welfare and leisure to improve the life of the residents. To secure the building as a community centre at the historic Alford Corn Exchange and to maintain and manage the building for activities promoted by the charity in furtherance of the above objects.

The Church exists to: Increase awareness of God's presence and to celebrate God's love.Help people to learn and grow as Christians, through mutual support and care.Become a good neighbour to people in need and to challange injustice.Make more followers of Jesus Christ.

The Society aims to drive the progression, promotion and encouragement of the performing arts by offering whole community access to a variety of participative resources and events. This includes, but is not limited to, dramatic, choreographic, musical and cinematic elements.The Society owns, and is responsible for, the upkeep and future of the Grade 2 listed Sleaford Playhouse heritage building.

We are a childrens centre that aims to provide affordable childcare to enable parents and carers to go back to work, to work with in the national standards set by ofsted.

Exists for the diffusion and support of the principles of Unitarian Christianity & Liberal Religion in the East Midlands and support of its consituent congregations

To provide a safe and friendly play/learning environment for children aged from 2 years to 5 years. fOur atchment area is Sudbrooke and the surrounding areas.We work on the guidelines of National Standards for early years education and childcare.

Ron Dawson Memorial Hall is a well located village hall in Corby Glen, established since 1993, the hall is pleased to have the local Preschool as its main tenant. The hall and sports field are also available for general hire for parties, christenings, weddings, and other events.

SHOCK Sleaford is a volunteer-run charity whose members fundraise to purchase, install and manage publicly accessible automated external defibrillators (known as AEDs or defibs).

We promotes equality and diversity in Lincolnshire, focusing on eliminating discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. We organise events, including an annual LGBTQIA town-wide Pride event, and activities, to foster awareness and understanding. Additionally, we conducts research on LGBTQIA issues and cultivate, to support for equality and diversity within our community.

Teaching and proclamation of the Christian faith. Providing pastoral support and Biblical counselling, acts of worship, youth and children's activities. Giving help and relief to the poor and needy; supporting Christian agencies in welfare work and Christian teaching in this country and overseas.

Our vision is to help all bereaved families living within Northern Lincolnshire and Eastern Nottinghamshire who have lost a relative to death by suicide by making grants of money to assist with funeral and associated costs.

The objects of The Lincoln Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society shall be to advance public education and appreciation of musical and dramatic art for all in the local community by:(a) the presentation of musical and dramatic stage plays (b) providing opportunities for involvement in all aspects of stagecraft.

To promote and encourage:Education through research into the evolution of British rural landscape from the Palaeolithic to the present day; The provision of education and training in landscape research methodology; the dissemination of the useful results of landscape research.

Meaningful, person centred support to people suffering with dementia so thattheir family carers can have some well needed respite.- regular sessions for up to 6 hours several times a week.- arts and crafts, music, board games, bingo, gardening, light exercise.- Days out, theatre, boat and train trips and trips to theseaside.- home respite provision- bespoke counselling for carers

The Trust was founded in 1952 to raise funds for the preservation, repair, maintenance, upkeep and reconstruction of churches in the county of Lincolnshire and of monuments, fittings, fixtures, stained glass, furniture, ornaments, bells, and chattels in such churches and of the churchyard belonging to any such churches.

To create interest and raise funds to maintain, preserve, restore and display the Lancaster Bomber "City of Lincoln" and any other aeroplanes and objects of historical interest associated with the Lancaster or the Royal Air Force for the benefit of the public and as a memorial to Bomber Command personnel during the 1939-1945 war.