Charities In Lincolnshire

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TO ADVANCE PUBLIC EDUCATION IN THE HISTORY OF THE DIOCESE AND COUNTY OF LINCOLN, ESPECIALLY BY PUBLICATION OF ORIGINAL HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS.

PROVIDE DAY CARE FOR THE ELDERLY AND DISABLED, PROVIDE A DOOR-TO-DOOR SERVICE, COLLECTING CLIENTS TO AND FROM THEIR HOMES AND BRINGING THEM TO THE DAY CENTRE TO BENEFIT FROM THE FACILITIES OFFERED. PROVIDING FACILITIES IN THE INTEREST OF SOCIAL WELFARE, OR RECREATION OR OTHER SOCIAL LEISURETIME ACTIVITIES, IMPROVING CONDITIONS OF LIFE FOR SUCH PERSONS.

The Charity makes grants as funds permit to the Dean and Chapter of Lincoln Cathedral towards the worship, maintenance, preservation, improvement or repair of the fittings, ornaments, furniture and monuments in Lincoln Cathedral, and the furthering of schemes to set forward it's beauty safety or utility.

Louth Lions holds fundraising events to support the local community and international communities. It also gives its time to support the local community when requested.

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.

Training young people in Social,Sports,Citizenship and Outward Bound skills.

Little Acorns Pre-School Playgroup is a committee organised playgroup which provides Ofsted registered childcare, education and play for pre-school age children and a Breakfast and After School Club for the local primary school.

Making grants to charities with a Christian ethos

Nettleham Community Hub focus on building a community and empowering participants to reach their full potential by increasing community cohesion, empowering individuals & helping the disadvantaged in the community. We achieve this by running a Library, a cafe, a charity shop, community projects created by the community, arts and crafts, I.T, intergenerational work, intro friendships &Volunteering

Worship and Bible Teaching Meetings for all ages.Parent and Toddler Group.Coffee and Lunch Club.Support for Overseas Mission in Switzerland, Armenia and Malawi.Mens' and Womens' Activities.Sunday School and Holiday Bible Clubs.

Recreational flying training to further the promotion of efficiency of the Armed Forces of the Crown by the provision and support of facilities and activities for the efficiency and well being of service personnel.

The prevention or relief of poverty through the supply of second hand furniture ( free to those in desperate need ) and food from the community Food Larder ( based at and run by Furnichurch) to people in the LN 12 area facing financial hardship. We supply good second hand furniture to local people on low incomes in return for a donation and offer a free collection service for unwanted furniture.

Raising funds by sponsorship donation or activities for the relief of the poor and needy or such other charitable purposes as members of the The Rotary Club of Grantham may in duly constituted meeting may from time to time direct.

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.

Examining planning applications and writing submissions to them.Taking part in consultations on proposed developments in Spalding.Arranging visits to new/important/historical buildings. e.g. Spalding Power StationOrganising talks/discussions on topical events.e.g. recent archaeological excavations

Crowland Leisure and Wellbeing Centre is a charity to provide a gym and Sports hall for physical exercise for the good of the community and extended area. The charity operates on a membership basis and is not for profit.

THE MAIN PURPOSES OF THE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE ORGANISATION ARE TO ENABLE WOMEN WHO ARE INTERESTED IN ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH RURAL LIFE, INCLUDING ARTS, CRAFTS AND SCIENCES TO IMPROVE AND DEVELOP CONDITIONS OF RURAL LIFE, TO ADVANCE THEIR EDUCATION IN CITIZENSHIP, IN PUBLIC QUESTIONS BOTH NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL, IN MUSIC, DRAMA AND OTHER CULTURAL SUBJECTS AND IN ALL BRANCHES OF AGRICULTURE ETC.

Rainbow offers pre school education to children between the ages of 2 years and 5 years.

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.

Playgroup for children aged 2-4 years providing full day care 38 weeks of the year.

PROVIDING FOOD TO INDIVIDUALS REFERRED BY AGENCIES WHO UNDERTAKE ASSESSMENTS OF NEED.

A church in the locality - regular services & activities inc children and youthOrganises activities accessible to community irrespective of belief/background e.g. choir, book clubs, friendship groups & Library service.Funds and supports projects in Kenya through partnershipsProvides metal illness prevention service, Dementia & general support to meet individual needs.

To advance art and education and promote good citizenship for the public benefit by the creation, erection and maintenance of a sculpture of an Avro Lancaster bomber close to the boundary of Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire

to acquire exhibits for the Visitors' Centre and carry out restoration andresearch in relation to the same for the purpose of public display of the saidexhibits and education of the public by the dissemination of the useful resultsof the research conducted and to carry out works for the improvement anddevelopment of the Visitors' Centre

Provision of a facility to assist and enable development and education for pre-school children for the village of North Somercotes and surrounding areas and to provide after-school and holiday club facilities for children up to the age of 11.