Charities In Lincolnshire

We are a Local Authority nursery school and raise money for additional activities and events which are not met from the nursery school's budget. We have fund raising days such as a summer fair, sponsored obstacle courses etc.

The Trustees have a wide discretion to apply the funds held by the Trust "for the relief and benefit of physically handicapped persons or groups of persons".

The charities activities are based in and around Bassetlaw and currently encompass the following:-1:- The relief of poverty 2:- The relief of sickness and promotion of good health 3:- The advancement of education 4:- General support for families and the community5:- The care of the elderly

Caistor Town Hall operates as a non-profit organisation providing a large main hall and Art centre for the benefit mainly of all people in the Caistor area and the many villages and hamlets that surround Caistor.

To relieve the suffering of greyhounds who are in need of care and protection and in particular by providing and maintaining or assisting in the provision and maintenance of kennels and other facilities for the reception and care or greyhounds who are retired and unwanted or who are otherwise in need of care and protection; to place greyhounds in homes as the trustees consider appropriate.

The club builds model railways, largely for display purposes. Its layouts are available for charities to raise funds. Layout building enables skill transfer for the many aspects of model making, including woodwork, electric circuitry, analogue and digital propulsion control, detailed model and scenic construction. Heritage displays are mounted as well as regular contributions to major exhibitions.

We provide all ages with activities to use at our centre including ballroom dancing, bingo, indoor carpet bowls, indoor & outdoor model car racing, young farmers club, dances, roller skating.

Provision of Village Hall functions.

We promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials as individuals & responsible citizens and members of local, national & international communities.

To manage and maintain property and monies for the benefit of such poor and distressed masons, their families, or such other masonic charities or other charitable institutions and objects as the lodges shall from time to time direct.

The relief of sickness among adults and young people with life threatening illness in Spalding and South Holland by the provision of funds to provide and support hospice beds and associated palliative care.

The promotion, fostering, improvement and advancement and public education in the art and science of music, singing, and dance and the arts, and the operation of an amateur orchestra of a charitable nature only

To provide building and facilities for a wide range of users for both regular and one off bookings.

A choir of mixed voices, singing choral music of all kinds, presented to the public through concerts approximately 3 times a year.

To provide eligible Southrey widows with a pensionTo provide grants to relieve hardship, generally or individually to people residing in the Parish of Bardney, Southrey, Tupholme or Bucknall. This by making grants of money or providing or paying for items, services or facilitiesAdvancement of Education, by making grants to Bardney & Bucknall towards the cost of provision for schools/pupils

Collect donations of food and toiletry items.Maintain stocks by regular checking of best before dates.Provide food parcels to individuals and families in financial crisis who reside in Sutton Bridge and close lying villagesWe aim to improve life and reduce stress by ensuring relief from food poverty.

Scouting exists to actively engage and support young people in their personal development, empowering them to make a positive contribution to society.

The charity makes grants of ?.325.00 per year. Grants are made to elderly people & disabled people in need, on low incomes, living in Lincolnshire. Preferences will be given to people who can prove they are decendants of Edward Hunstone, The Gedneys, Robert Smith or The Woodliffes of 1655. Preferences will also be given to retired clergymen, members of HM Forces, farm labourers & farmers.

The trust exists to help and support people who are resident in the area of the parish of St. George's Church in Stamford

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.

Providing a facility for local groups and individuals to meet for educational,recreational and sporting activities.

The Society covers the ancient county of Lincolnshire and exists to aid anyone with ancestors from Lincolnshire. We accept members from anywhere in the world; hold local meetings; work at local record repositories to help preserve and make accessible archive material. Our research centre is a repository for the results of our own work and a place where members and non-members may come to research.

The Society was founded in 1896 with the object of educating the public in the arts and sciences and in particular the art and sciences of music by the study, practice and performance of music and other such activities as may be felt by the committee to be incidental to the achievements of these objectives.

Charity active in making grants available to community charities and good causes

Provide financial support to persons/organisations in cases of need and hardship only within Gedney Hill parish, in Lincolnshire.