Charities In Lincolnshire

The Befriending Scheme provides simple genuine friendships for those aged 70 or over from committed and caring people willing to give an hour or so a week to their befriendee. The charity responds to the high demand for community-based opportunities for social contact amongst older people so as to reduce and prevent the isolation experienced by many people as they grow into old age.

Collects land rents and investment income for the upkeep of the local Church

To run Beaver, Cub and Scout Groups

Provide facilities for local day centre for the people of Alford and the surrounding district.

The Charity works across the County through Deaneries and Branches to further the work of the Mothers' Union. The address for mail is 3, Sycamore Close, Bourne, Lincolnshire PE10 9RS

we run a charity shop and community space. Toddler groups etc that fundraise to improve the quality of life for children and young people in Mablethorpe Lincolnshire.

the charity oversees its investment property and has made distributions to christian youth work in the North Kesteven Distridt Council AreaAdditionally the Charity has expanded its work by making grants to help national and overseas charities who provide care for homeless, destitute and vulnerable people of all ages

A parish office for the use of public bodies and official meetings, a hall and services for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Owston Ferry and district. The hall's amenities are available to hire for any sporting, social, educational, and historical meetings deemed appropriate by the trustees.

To maintain the church of Covenham St Bartholomew for the benefit of the nation

Award of bursaries to 9 students to study at UK universities commencing September 2018.

Charity maintains The Thomas Garrett Heritage Rooms and St Thomas' Chapel of Ease for the benefit of the local community.

provision of reading room

Miantains vilage hall for local use.

The Hall is hired out to the general public and provides space for groups of people to use for activities.

This charity exists to provide a venue for other organisations within and without the two villages to use. It also arranges social events most of which also raise funds for the running of the community centre and recreation ground.

TO PROVIDE, DEVELOP, MAINTAIN AND MANAGE A VILLAGE HALL WHICH IS AVAILABLE FOR HIRE FOR THE BENEFIT OF ORGANISED GROUPS AND MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC, LIVING PRIMARILY IN THE PARISHES OF INGHAM & CAMMERINGHAM, WHICH IS ALSO AVAILABLE TO OTHERS WISHING TO AVAIL THEMSELVES OF ITS FACILITIES.

Wheelchair Basketball in Nottinghamshire and surrounding counties

The society seeks to promote the enjoyment and awareness of choral music by presenting public concerts.

The object of the charity is to provide and maintain a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Glentworth, to include use for meetings, lectures and classes, and for other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupation in order to improve the conditions of life for the inhabitants.

Provide facilities for committees, groups, general public, etc, to hire for meetings, conferences, private functions, fund raising events, etc.

Our aim is to provide good facilities for social, educational & sporting activities to local residents and the city of Lincoln at low cost. REGULAR ACTIVITIES ARE: Table tennis, Combatting addiction (alcohol & gambling), Training courses and Support groups run by charities. We also host a lively youth club, as well as a popular parent toddler group and frequently host private events.

Provides facilities to support arts and cultural and sport and recreational activities for the local community

We are a small local charity based in Whittlesey, Cambs who support nursing teams providing care to patients from local surgeries by raising money for syringe drivers for our local community.

Fund raising activities of various nature to provide funds for support of local, national and international charities.

The chair provides recreational and social activity for its members by rehearsing and giving performances to the public to encourage the appreciation of male choral music and to raise funds for local charities.