Charities In Lincolnshire

Meetings for members during the year, these include interesting talks on various subjects ie local area history, film slides of early Sleaford and social get together for all members. Where possible we also undertake renovation projects around the town and or partner with Town Council/Local Authority on wider issues, which are then communicated to the community particularly our local schools.

Own and maintain the historic barge LEICESTER TRADER as a heritage and learning centre for the navigation and trade of the River Trent and the people who worked the barges. The barge dates from 1953 and acts as a floating museum based at Newark, where it is open to the public on a seasonal basis.

To provide support for local unemployed people by providing assistance with cv writing, job searches, and preparing for interviews in an environment which aims to reduce feelings of isolation, boosting self-esteem and a social setting to meet.

To promote road safety primarily through offering guidance, via a team of trained and qualified observers, to enable individuals to achieve the standard of motorcycle riding to pass the advanced motorcycle test offered by the institute of advanced motorists.

Careby Village Hall, out of use since the 1960's, has now been renovated and finally came into use in December 2021. It is used for meetings, classes and leisure time with the object of improving the health, social welfare, well being and also for combatting loneliness for the inhabitants of the villages and surrounding areas. It promotes a sense of community.

The Charity carries out fundraising activities for Tilney All Saints VC Primary School, including school fairs, discos and social events. Practical assistance is provided to the school at the request of the headteacher and staff. The charity also provides a social framework within which parents, staff and Friends of the school may meet.

Our core activity is to perform the Lincoln Mystery Plays at approximately 4-year intervals, but we engage in other theatre and music-based activities as well as education work.

The John Leggott College Student Fund exists to provide financial support to students and to try to ensure that no student is unable to complete a course of education at the college simply due to financial restrictions. The Student Fund also occasionally provides support for students undertaking enrichment activities outside the normal college curriculum which enhance their educational experience

Annual music and drama festival held in Brigg, Lincs, for competitors of all ages. Many of our competitors are school children who benefit and gain confidence from performing in front of an audience. Apart from the war and Covid years, the Festival has been encouraging children and adults to share their talents since 1900. 2023 will hopefully see the 100th Festival.

APPLY BOTH CAPITAL AND INCOME TO OR FOR THE RELIEF OF THE POOR AND NEEDY OR TO OR FOR SUCH OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSE, INSTITUTION, SOCIETY OR OBJECT AS THE ROTARY CLUB OF NEWARK CASTLE SHALL IN DULY CONSTITUTED MEETS FROM TIME TO TIME DIRECT.

Promoting the education of the public in the arts and sciences of garden land and enhancing and re-create for the education and enjoyment of the public, garden land (greenspace) in and around Lincolnshire.

FUND-RAISING ACTIVITIES BY MEMBERS OF THE ROTARY CLUB OF LINCOLN. MAKING OF GRANTS AND DONATIONS AS AGREED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE ROTARY CLUB OF LINCOLN.

The Robbie Anderson Cancer Trust aims to improve the quality of life for all young people fighting cancer in the Leicestershire area by raising funds to support the children's oncology ward with recreational comforts, IT and outings. RACT has been able to make a huge contribution to a dedicated teenage cancer ward and age-appropriate facilities throughout the children's oncology ward at LRI.

The village hall provides a place to meet, socialise, raise funds for charities and local small business ventures. We provide a place for entertainment and discussion, information boards and a centre for the village to congregate without distinction as to sex, political, religious or other opinions.

Various Fund raising events in partnership with the school to raise monies for the benefit of the pupils including educational and fun trips and also school equipment

THE DEVELOPMENT OF RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE PARENTS, STAFF AND OTHERS ASSOCIATED WITH BILLINGHAY CE PRIMARY SCHOOL. SUPPORTING THE SCHOOL IN THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS, AND ASSIST IN THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES FOR EDUCATION AT THE SCHOOL.

The Charity provides two rapid response vehicles to the local ambulance trust. Manned by volunteers, this asset can be dynamically positioned to where there is a need in Lincolnshire. The asset enables advance life saving skills to be utilised before a front line ambulance arrives. Emergencies ranging from breathing difficulties, chest pains to multiple vehicle RTCs are covered by the volunteers.

The museum has been established to advance the education of the public to promote, restore, conserve and display all aspects of 19th and 20th century technology, many of the artefacts displayed can be demonstrated. The museum also conducts Reminiscence Sessions for groups of Dementia and Care Home Residents. The museum was built by and is run by Volunteers and Trustees on a not for profit bases.

We put on monthly 'play and stay' sessions and have links with Special Olympics: Lincolnshire. We have group outings, sibling only events and provide grants for training/education/one-off equipment costs.

We aim to improve road safety and reduce collisions and casualties by improving driving and motorcycling knowledge, attitudes, skills and standards. Our main activities to achieve this are providing advanced driving and riding tuition to group members, organising group nights on relevant subjects, and providing an information stand at various shows and fairs in Lincolnshire.

To raise money to pay grants towards various student activities in the school.To provide support for student, teacher and governor activities.To hold social events to support the ethos of the school.

Full initially will be a catering business but with scope to diversify into other areas. The ethos of the charity is to enhance the skills of the socially disadvantaged with the aim of increasing chances of employment.

For the public benefit, to advance the education of children attending Scampton CE Primary School by:a) providing the necessary facilities for the daily care, recreation and education of children in out of school hours;b) providing training to staff in the provision of such care, education and recreational facilities to develop the quality of provision.

The Association was formed in 1958 to work for the restoration, preservation and improvement of all the inland waterways in East Anglia for the benefit of the general public. The association covers the Lincolnshire waterways, Middle Levels, the four main rivers and tributaries flowing out into the Wash, the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads and the detached navigations in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex.

To seek out and preserve motion picture film showing life and work in the historic county of Lincolnshire, and to make such film accessible to all with an interest in Lincolnshire's local history.