Charities In Lincolnshire

We help all patients at Skegness Hospital by providing extra support in the form of additional equipment, facilities (including property alterations as requested) and comfort items which enable the staff to provide enhanced care and support for all.Our main role is to provide the finance for the above by fundraising activities.In addition we are grateful to accept donations and legacies.

To provide a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of the parishes of Willoughton and nearby villages in the County of Lincoln, without distinction of political, religious or other opinions, including use for meetings, lectures and classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation, with the object of improving the conditions of life for the community.

To provide an independant social meeting place for all age groups of Pickworth. User group activities/clubs include: IT/Computing, History, Gardening, Bingo, Informal & Formal Presentations/Talks, Keep fit, Yoga, Coffee mornings, Pantomine, Drama, Parties, Craft Fair, Bring & Buy, Private Functions.

Benefits not normally provided by the LEA for maintained primary/secondary schools in the parishes of Billingborough & Horbling. Grants for education purposes to persons under 25 years who (or whose parent(s)) are resident in the parishes of Billingborough & Horbling. Payments to the vicar of Billingborough & Horbling to help promote religious education.

The Leisure Support Group is a voluntary organisation the promotes independence, choice & dignity to adults with a learning disability. The aim of the group is to access local community facilities ie bowling, cinema, meals out, sports & social gatherings.

We take practical action to encourage a reduction in carbon emissions in our community.We currently promote cycling as a local hub for the Wheels for Life initiative, refurbishing donated bikes for rehoming to anyone in transport poverty.We also help run Repair Cafe's , where people can bring broken or faulty household items for repair by a team of volunteer repairers.

The Charity makes bi-annual Dole Distributions (Good Friday and St. Thomas's Day) from its annual land rents and income from investments to residents living in the Parish of Fleet Hargate aged over 60 years of age who have been resident in the Parish for over 10 years. The amount of the Distributions escalates as the recipients increase in age. There are special provisions for widows/widowers with

As a charity we maintain and improve the Willingham Playing Field facilities so that the local communities have access to a sports field, changing rooms, fitness equipment and a recreational play area for children. Our fundraising activities are used to continue maintenance and developments of this facility.

The Trustees shall apply the yearly income of the Charity in relieving either generally or individually persons resident in the Parish of Denton who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress by making grants of money or providing or paying for items, services or facilities calculated to reduce the need, hardship or distress of such persons.

1) The income of the Charity is used to relieve persons who apply and are resident in the Parish of Gosberton.2) Organisations and institutions in the Parish of Gosberton which provide services for the benefit of the Community may also apply for a grant.3) Any surplus funds at the end of the preceding financial year are distributed at the discretion of the Trustees.

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.

Raising funds to build a new community hall as the current one is not fit for use and has been condemned. When the new one has been built the residents of Dogdyke Parish Council can (hopefully) be a real community.

Bringing people together within the Chapel Hill, Tattershall Bridge & District through organising social & fund raising events. Raising funds for a new Community Hall due to the existing one not being fit for use.

For the relief of the poor and needy or for such other charitable purposes, institutions, societies or objectives as the club shall, in due constituted meeting, from time to time direct.

Working in and around Retford, we - provide defibrillators for use by the public- train people to use defibrillators and CPR to save lives- educate people about heart health.

We hold coffee mornings every Thursday morning. This is a social and meeting place. A tea party once a year for at least 60 senior citizens, free of charge. Outings, usually about three times a year..We have an annual fund raising event comprising of a tombola and raffle. Age Concern leaflets etc to everyones attention.

The raising and distribution of funds to Rotary Charities and for other charitable purposes. The voluntary participation by members in charity activities.

Raise funds to support the education of the children of Dunston St Peters Church of England Primary School, Lincoln, by holding various events throughout the year. Money raised is then spent on items as requested by the staff and pupils of the school to enhance their education and school experience. Also holding events to bring the school and wider community together.

To advance the education and relief of need of young persons between the ages of five and twenty-eight in and around Grantham and to promote the vocational training of such persons.

Childrens' league football teams. Childrens' play area (swings, slide etc). Adult Cricket teams. Dog shows, garden fetes, various fundraising events.

We are a Village Scout and Guide Group providing Scouting and Guiding activity to young people between the ages of 5 and 18 years. This provides mental, physical and spiritual development to these young people.

The League of Friends provides support and services to patients and visitors to Spalding Hospitals. This includes fundraising for the purchase of additional medical equipment and the improvement of the social care of the patients.

Provides comforts and amenities not supplied by NHS for patients and staff of local hospital. Provides ultra modern medical equipment not afforded by NHS - including that for prompt diagnosis and treatment of patients on admission. The thousands spent have benefitted the medical staff and nursing staff but most importantly the patients themselves.

The promotion of pride in citizenship & to advance education for the public benefit by erecting a lasting, poignant & historic memorial that commemorates the sacrifice & dedication by the population of Gainsborough employed by Marshall's & Sons & Rose Brothers (e.g. manufacture of RN Mini Submarines & RAF Rose Turrets), for the production of military equipment, during the WWI and WWII conflicts.

As there were only 2 members of the Village Hall Committee remaining was decided at a Village Meeting to transfer the running of the Village Hall to Bigby Parish Council and relevant authorities have been contacted in order to do this by the Parish Clerk. so The transfer was effective from June 2008.Present activities are just the hire of the hall/hall maintenance