Charities In Lincolnshire

Deepings U3A provides opportunities for people in their Third Age, residing in the Deepings, Lincs and its surrounding locality to participate in learning activities, both educational and recreational. It is an opportunity to make new friends and learn new skills. Monthly meetings are arranged with a guest speaker attending. Various groups with a specific interest meet regularly.

To take in sick, injured and orphaned hedgehogs, and either release healthy hedgehog back to the wild or have them put to sleep. Provide advise to the general public and other hedgehog rehabilitators. To educate where possible.

We provide a three monthly news bulletin magazine for our members in the Midlands area.We make grants to individuals and provide care and counselling services to people with special needs e.g. people with an ileostomy and we raise funds to cover our activities.

U3A Groups are self-organising and meet on a regular basis. They each have a leader, who may or may not be expert in the subject to be studied, but who is willing to do some of the organisation.Meetings may take place weekly,fortnightly or monthly depending on the subject and members preferences. Members are encouraged to share their knowledge, skills, interests and experience with others.

1.The promotion of public education in and appreciation of music by the preparation and rehearsal for, and the presentation of, public concerts and by such other means as NCB shall from time to time determine. 2.The provision of such grants and donations for individuals or such charitable associations, bodies and organizations as the trustees in their absolute discretion shall think fit.

The organisation's objects are to advance the education of the public in all aspects of dramatic art and the development of public appreciation of such art by the provision of a theatre and facilities for the presentation of public performances. We aim to present three full productions of our own each year, plus youth theatre and touring theatre plays and music.

Maintaining and sailing two preserved sailing vessels a Humber Keel (Comrade) and a Humber Sloop (Amy Howson) We also supply information to schools on the working history and attend maritime festivals to promote the awareness of these vessels.

Bardney Gateway Centre is a vibrant hub offering event spaces, youth programmes, community activities, and support services. Proceeds funding the upkeep of the building, ensuring Bardney Youth Club thrives as a vital resource for young people and families.

WE RELIEVE THE NEED AND RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF PAEDIATRIC BRAIN AND SPINAL TUMOURS, AND THEIR ASSOCIATED SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS BY A) PROVIDING INFORMATION ON AVAILABLE SERVICES TO FAMILIES UPON A CANCER DIAGNOSIS. B) SUPPORTING AND ADVISING PARENTS AND SIBLINGS AFTER A CHILD'S PASSING FROM CANCER. C) PROVIDING GIFTS TO CHILDREN UNDER TREATMENT OF BRAIN AND SPINAL TUMOURS, ALONG WITH THEIR SIBLINGS

The objects of the Society shall be to educate the public in the Arts and Sciences, and, in particular, the art and science of music, by the presentation of concerts and other activities.

Encouraging parents to become involved in their children's education by fundraising to provide goods and services to support the school and advance the education of the pupils.Social events for parents and pupils to build and maintain the school community.Developing and maintaining the school's links with the local and extended community.

KLWBT has professionally restored a 34ft fishing boat built by Walter Worfolk in King's Lynn in 1900, the Baden Powell. We use her to take groups of people on the River Great Ouse and into The Wash to tell them about wooden fishing boats, the lives of the fishermen of King's Lynn, the maritime history of the town and offer instruction in sailing.

The advancement of the Christian Faith within Bourne and the surrounding areas in accordance with its constitution and basis of faith. This includes the provision of a place of meeting for the public worship of God via preaching and teaching of the Bible, communion, prayer, praise, fellowship, and almsgiving; including evangelistic outreach and discipleship.

Provision of advice, support and information to our members with Down's Syndrome, their families, friends and involved professionals through training & education, social events & 1-2-1 support. We also provide funding for non-statutory resources and activities and hold various awareness raising/fundraising events throughout Lincolnshire.

Training Courses:- referees/respect course, F.A. coaches, child protection, first-aid. Assist with ground improvements, facilities, equipment and maintenance.

The prevention or relief of poverty in Wisbech and surrounding areas by providing grants for items and services to individuals in need and/or charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty and suffering

The charity provides and maintains a building which is the village hall to be used by all members of the village for their social, sporting & public activities and entertainment.

To advance public education and appreciation of dramatic arts and music in South Lincolnshire and the surrounding area by the presentation of musical and dramatic stage plays and providing opportunities for people of all ages to participate in the production of amateur performances, including script writing, acting, music performances and production and back stage elements of stagecraft

Community meetings, events and classes are held throughout the year. The hall is used for regular meetings for the Croxton Kerrial Church, Croxton Kerrial and Branston Parish Council and other Community groups within the village.

The house provides accommodation for day and residentiary guests. These come for quiet, private study or retreat. Groups are usually from churches of different denominations but also more secular community groups - community care for the elderly, university of the third age etc. The house also provides a programme of quiet days and study courses which explore aspects of Christian Spirituality.

Salamanda Tandem works with a wide spectrum of people to create dance, music and visual artworks. The work covers 3 strands: Art & Performance, Participation, Training (focusing on disabled people, public sector professionals, artists). The company is artist led delivering research to develop new techniques within the world of contemporary art and sensory performance to enhance the life of others.

The East Coast Elite's mission is to provide to its members the finest musical and performing arts education available. The object of the charity is to educate the public to appreciate both Concert and Marching Band Style activities and in particular to advance the education and training of young people.

A Mixed Chamber choir of twenty or so voices based at Peterborough Cathedral. The Choir performs concerts in and around Peterborough and occasionally combines with other choirs and orchestras for joint concerts. Services are regularly sung at Peterborough and other Cathedrals and music provided for society weddings.

In coordination with the local police and the town CCTV operations we run patrols on Saturday nights in the town of Stamford, assisting those in difficulty between 9.30pm and 4am. There are further patrols for special events such as the town's fair week in early March and during festivals etc. We also publicise our work in a variety of forums.

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.