Charities In Lincolnshire

The charity makes educational grants to individuals or groups.

THE FRIENDS OF TETNEY PRIMARY HOLD SOCIAL EVENTS FOR PARENTS AND CHILDREN OF THE SCHOOL IN ORDER TO RAISE FUNDS TO SPEND ON RESOURCES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SCHOOL CHILDREN.

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.

We are a parent teacher association raising funds for our school and children. It enhances learning and fun through extra curricular activities. We hold discos, stalls, raffles etc to raise money.

NLHA provides financial and other support to groups and individuals; holds local history conferences; publishes a magazine "The Nottinghamshire Historian"; distributes monthly newsletter; works closely with local organisations (libraries, archives, local studies departments) to promote and support local history.

The charity manages 21.5 acres of land known as Poor Close which is rented out to a local Farmer. The income received from this land is used to provide small donations to qualifying residents of the Parish of Waddingham & Brandy Wharf. Anyone at the age of 65 or over as at 1st December each year is entitled to receive this small donation. This is actioned prior to Christmas annually.

1. To improve the standards of driving and riding on the roads across our area2. The improvement of road safety or greater road safety or the promotion of road safety 3. The administration of a nationally recognised advanced test in partnership with IAM RoadSmart

Fundraise through various events local to Bourne, Lincolnshire.

Maintaining the village hall and organising community events. Involvement in the Heritage Day.

The object of the 'Owls' is to advance the education of pupils in the school in particular by developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school and by engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

The relief of poverty of the inhabitants of Louth and District by the provision of financial assistance to homeless people in need, irrespective of age, race, gender, sexuality, disability or religious conviction.

Money raised by parents and staff for use by students for trips and visits

Coffee mornings, tea & craft afternoons, quizzes, jumble sales, OAP afternoon club, band practice.

Provide a meeting place for small rural community , e.g. open meetings, parish council and church bodies, social events both private and public, venue for elections.... etc.

Village Hall, provides premises for local residents and organisations to hold meetings and functions, etc.

To give children from local schools with learning and physical disabilities the opportunity to learn to ride and care for horses

Fund raising activities (eg Jumble Sales and Fetes) together with donations and grants enable the objective of charity to be met. Income from parents for school meals, trips and events

The Trustees of Epworth Charities have small amounts of money available to help individuals who live within the parish boundary of Epworth, North Lincolnshire, who have a special need.

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.

Collection of money through school activities to benefit school & pupils.

The Trustees have power to apply the net income for educational benefits in the City of Lincoln, parishes of Branston & Mere for persons under the age of 25 years.The Trustees also have power to pay grants to qualifying persons of pensionable age in the hamlets of Mere and East Mere and also in the parishes of Branston and Mere and parishes adjacent thereto.

General Charitable PurposesEnvironment/Conservation/Heritage grants offered to other bodies

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC AT LARGE IN AGRICULTURE, HOME CRAFTS, COUNTRY LIFE AND RELATED SUBJECTS

Fund raising for the upkeep and continued use of the parish hall. This includes regular meetings and events. The parish hall serves the villages of South Willingham, Benniworth, Hainton and Sixhills.

Provision of a meeting place for local organisations, and facilities for social activities for individuals in the surrounding area