Charities In Lincolnshire

Promoting, improving, developing and maintaining public education in and appreciation of the art of music in all its aspects by the presentation of public concerts and recitals and for such other charitable purposes as the committee shall from time to time decide.

The CDCT provides support to University students of Graphic Design (BA or MA), across the East Midlands {De Montfort University, Loughborough University, NottinghamTrent University, University of Derby, University of Lincoln, University of Northampton}.

To see communities freed from poverty and hopelessness, transformed by:Enabling the self-developing capabilities of the people we serve, through listening, teaching what ever topics are needed, training, encouraging and empowering.Offering a safe environment to people of all faiths, no faith, all ages, all nationalities.Working in developing countries as invited, starting with work in Kenya.

To provide financial support towards the running costs of the Wisbech & Fenland Museum, and to raise public awareness of the museum and its activities.

Created as one of the Millennium Greens, the park is an area of natural space within the city. It is managed by the community, for the community and its visitors. The park provides a mixture of wildlife habitats with paths, seating, viewing platform and a community performance area. There are also fruit trees, soft fruit bushes and a herb garden for the community to take advantage of.

SFM relieves chronic hunger by running:Sustainable and eco-friendly farming and preservation methods to reduce post-harvest loss among small scale farmers and reduce malnutrition among children.Health clinics offering health check and advice; andCentre for capacity building offering career counselling and loan advice to beneficiaries.

To promote and foster the maintenance , development, improvement, knowledge, understanding, enjoyment and appreciation of the arts among the general public by the provision and maintenance of a gallery.

Members can to take part in a wide range of education, recreational and leisure time activities through our many interest groups, which are detailed on our monthly newsletter. Members may learn a new subject from scratch, reacquaint themselves with a long-forgotten subject or practise and improve on a current interest in a relaxed atmosphere. A current project aims to teach older people IT skills.

The society promotes Hindu culture and celebrates Hindu festivals whilst bringing together the whole Community in the area to promote better understanding and integration. Also studying of the Hindu scriptures, history, literature, Indian classical dances, Mindfulness and Yoga.

Fund raising for the upkeep and continued use of the parish hall. This includes regular meetings and events. The parish hall serves the villages of South Willingham, Benniworth, Hainton and Sixhills.

1. Through a network of trained volunteers, we visit and support migrants in the Midlands who are in detention, whether they are detained under immigration powers or serving custodial sentences. 2. We advocate for the rights of migrants and detained people, while raising public awareness about their plight and the broader situation they face in the UK.

The Club exists to provide singing tuition in the Barbershop style, under the auspices of the British Association of Barbershop Singers, to any member of the community who wishes to participate in singing and performing to audiences on an amateur basis. Many of these performances are for various Charitable causes such Macmillan Cancer Support, The British Red Cross, etc

The performing members of Lincoln Pro Musica Orchestra rehearse throughout the season, from September to July, to prepare varied concert programmes which are presented 6-8 times across the season. Concerts are held both in Lincoln and in more rural areas of Lincolnshire to give access to people of all ages and backgrounds. Some concerts are performed in aid of local charities.

The 3rd Gainsborough Scout Group operates to the Scout Associations Policy Organisation and Rules. This allows the Group to provide spiritual and educational support to young people. The Leaders in the Group all undertake training based on the Scout Association rules and are all CRB checked.

We are a Parent Teacher Association, set up for the benefit of all pupils at William Hildyard C of E Primary and Nursery School. Our objective is to advance the education of pupils in the school by providing facilities or equipment to support the school and pupils and develop relationships between staff, parents and others associated with the school.

Conferences, lectures and events to promote knowledge and interest in the life and work of Alfred Tennyson. Publications including the annual 'Tennyson Research Bulletin'

We are a very small charity with a big heart. We see the positive in every child & strive to make their life in school an enjoyable one. We fundraise to support student activities, residential trips, the school prom & to finance outings and gifts at Easter and Christmas. We also purchase all our new starters a school sweatshirt or bag.

Charity activities include annual Chinese New Year celebration,Mid-Autumn Festival,Dragon Boat Festival,weekly luncheon club,day trips and badminton tournament.Chinese New Year celebration is a fund-raising event which helps the Association to generate income to support the local supplementary school to teach mother tongue language to children,Chinese art and culture promoted to the wider public.

To advance the education of the publicin drama, music and theatrical performance; the development of public appreciation of drama, music and theatrical performance by participation in public performances and the provision and presentation of public performances and to promote the social and cultural welfare of the town of Wainfleet and the surrounding district

Friends of St Norbert's School is a charity which operates primarily to raise funds for the children at our School.We run small events throughout the year such as Discos,cake sales,movie evenings and a Summer Fair.

The overall objective and principal activity is to facilitate and encourage people with physical and learning disabilities. The objective is achieved by the provision of sailing sessions and to advance the education of disabled people by the provision of training in sailing.

Louth U3A is part of the national network of U3As; it co-ordinates the provision of educational and recreational activities for people living in and around Louth, Lincolnshire, who are not in full time employment.

Bourne Heritage Centre open to public 2-4pm Sat/Sun plus holidays - all volunteers. Bourne Civic Society - cooperate and assist local and district councils in matters of common concern.

Monthly Meeting with Guest Speaker on a widely-ranging series of life experience topics. Interest groups meet, on a basis decided by the Group, weekly, fortnightly, monthly, seasonally, occasionally, virtually or on an 'ad hoc' basis and covers Arts, History, Languages, Science & Technology, Sport and Social Activities.

We are an Astronomical Society with an observatory and meeting room situated at Beacon Hill, Cleethorpes. Although a members' society, all our activities are open to the general public. We organise talks, sessions for newcomers to astronomy, public observing evenings, Informal meetings and outreach sessions for schools, scouting groups and other organisations.