Charities In Lincolnshire

The club provides social activities for physically disabled and able bodied members, within the Spalding area. Including evening meetings with entertainment, and visits to local places of interest and restaurants.

Indoor and outdoor activities consistant with the aims and ideals of the Scout Association.The Scout Group is active in Lincoln city and Lincolnshire.

The trustees are organising a shop to raise funds for nominated charities. They will undertake any activities considered necessary to support local charities.

To provide and maintain gospel halls for the religious activities of Christians, often referred to as Brethren, details of which can be found at www.plymouthbrethrenchristianchurch.org

The charity maintains and manages the Marton and Gate Burton village hall, playpark and playing field for the benefit of villagers and local people. The charity engages in limited fund raising activities to support these goals.

Horncastle and District LionsHistory and Content Horncastle and District Lions Club is part of Lions Clubs International Multiple District 105, which covers the UK. As a Lions Clubs their purpose is to "serve local communities" and Lions principles to which the clubs must adhere include "acting to benefit the public interest". Administrative costs at local, national and international level

The relief of sickness in Lincolnshire by assisting the provision of equipment for hospitals in the area, in particular, but not exclusively, the Pilgrim Hospital in Boston.

Caythorpe & Frieston Playing Field Committee is a management committee for the local playing field . We manage the field, play area and pavilion for Caythorpe & Frieston. We have both junior and senior football and cricket teams and run a series of fundraising events during the year. It is managed and run by volunteers.

We fill shoeboxes to give to children/families in Eastern Europe by other registered charities. We put in donated good condition items (clothing/toys/stationery/toiletries etc) & raise funds to buy new items. We accept filled shoeboxes. We also give shoeboxes, household items and Christmas Presents to local children/families in need. We are based at The Ice House in Victor Street, Grimsby.

The Foundation directs resources towards less advantaged individuals or organisations within a local catchment area of a 15 mile radius of the Building Society's branches in Melton Mowbray, Grantham & Oakham. The Foundation will commit at least 33% & up to 50% of its resources to kickstart a community project or to establish an enduring activity or initiative for the benefit of the community.

Providing grants to charitable institutions for medical, welfare, recreational and religious purposes in and around the Wakefield and Appleby (North Lincolnshire) area.

Support of the Ministry of the Parish Church in Whaplode Drove, contributions to the Stipend of the Minister and to the upkeep and maintenance of Church buildings

provides meeting place and social activities for all ages from toddlers to elderly, also available to charitable organizations for events to raise funds

Maintenance of village Church Hall and assist with finance for church.

The Charity makes available educational grants to the under-25s living in the area of benefit around Laceby. It also provides a Bible or dictionary for each Primary School leaver, as well as items for the School not provided by the LEA. Shopping vouchers are given to people in need at Christmas.

To run and maintain the Village Hall for the education, recreation and entertainment of the residents of Sturton by Stow and the Surrounding district, without prejudice to nationality or religious belief

provision of almshouse accommodation at Leasingham, Lincolnshire.Current accommodation comprises two adjoining bungalows each occupied by one resident.

To relieve, either generally or individually, mariners or former mariners, or the widows of mariners, or former mariners, resident in the Borough of Boston, who are in condition of need, hardship or distress. Charge sufficient rents to run and maintain 3 properties and to invest capital to provide cash grants and other expenses. Christmas grants given to qualifiying persons who apply for them.

The promotion, by running British TREC training events and competitions, of community participation in healthy recreation in horse riding. British TREC is a sport intended to test the skills of a horse and rider in planning and executing a long distance ride in unfamiliar country.

Provide and maintain a meeting place in the village of New York for the use of residents in the village and surrounding area. Fund raising and social events are held and local clubs/societies and parish council use the hall for meetings etc.

Provides subsidised accommodation for single people of modest income with local connections, normally individuals who have retired but sometimes responsible younger people in need on a temporary basis.

We are a Community Centre in our village and we are responsible as trustees for the upkeep of the centre, taking and facilitating the bookings and organising fundraising events to raise funds for new equipment, the upkeep etc

Town Scout Group - with activities for children aged 6-14. Primary activities include camping, woodcraft, first aid, aquatics, hiking, backpacking, and sports.

MERIDALE PROVIDES A MEETING PLACE AND FACILITIES FOR VOLUNTARY AND COMMUNITY ORGANISATIONS. MERIDALE YOUTH CLUBS CATER FOR CHILDREN AGED 6 - 18+.EVERY YEAR MERIDALE HOSTS LARGE-SCALE COMMUNITY EVENTS - THESE ARE OFTEN ORGANISED AND RUN BY MEMBERS OF THE YOUTH CLUBS.DURING SCHOOL HOLIDAYS, MERIDALE RUNS CLUBS FOR CHILDREN. THESE HAVE INCLUDED ARTS & CRAFTS, CIRCUS SKILLS, FIRST AID AND DANCE.

We provide a safe and pleasant enviroment which is used by the Parish Council and local organisations such as, Indoor Bowls Club, Craft Club, Exercise Classes, Toddlers Group and the School etc and for use as a fuction room/s. The Village Hall is also available for Private HIre for Parties and Meetings.