Charities In Lincolnshire

Help for poor/needy/deserving etc. within the parish of Thorpe on the Hill

The charity provides funding for Chestnut Street C E Primary School.

APPLY BOTH CAPITAL AND INCOME TO OR FOR THE RELIEF OF THE POOR AND NEEDY OR TO OR FOR SUCH OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSE, INSTITUTION, SOCIETY OR OBJECT AS THE ROTARY CLUB OF NEWARK CASTLE SHALL IN DULY CONSTITUTED MEETS FROM TIME TO TIME DIRECT.

The charity has assisted other local charities and small schools by providing minibus transport which enables them to access recreational facilities and advance their general education. These groups have also made use of various equipment that the charity owns, such as bouncy castle, BBQ griddle, catering equipment and outdoor games.

general chariable purposes,religious activities,sport and recreation,environment and heritage, arts and crafts.

Financial support to local schools and pupils

Twice yearly payout to beneficiaries of charity money

Donations to Sick & Poor who reside in Boston and District

The Managing trustees distribute the income from investments in furtherance of religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the parish of St. Faith & St. Martin in Lincoln.

PLANT AND MAINTAIN COMMUNITY APPLE ORCHARD IN MIDDLE OF STAMFORD. PLANT AND MAINTAIN ALLOTMENT/NURSERY FOR ENGLISH APPLE TREES AND RELEVANT FAUNAORGANISE ANNUAL APPLE DAY EVENT IN STAMFORD TO PROMOTE OUR GROUP AND TO RAISE FUNDS.TO PRESERVE THE WILDLIFE LOST IN THE DESTRUCTION OF OLD ORCHARDS.TO ENCOURAGE LOCAL SCHOOLS TO USE ORCHARDS, BOTH NEW AND RESTORED, AS AN EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE.

To advance the education and wellbeing of the pupils at the Cavendish School by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities not required to be provided by the local education authority at the school.Our main activity in this area has been to seek donations from local business and groups towards funding work in the school.

Hospital Radio service. Mon - Fri 7 - 10pm

1. Advancing the Odinist religion for the public benefit in Newark and area in accordance with the teachings of the Odinist Fellowship.2. Providing a house of public worship at the Newark Odinist Temple for the celebration of regular services according to the ritual of the Odinist Fellowship published in its Book of Rites.3. Opening the Temple to the public as a showcase for the religion.

The group runs activities to advance the education of the public in all aspects of archaeology.

To raise money through various fundraising activities to help children in Grantham and surrounding areas.

Rotary Club of Spalding's Charity arm.

Competitive music festival involving all ages.

Witham U3A organises and operates interest groups in a wide range of subjects provided via the expertise of Witham U3A members and lectures by visiting speakers. Subjects such as History, Genealogy, Appreciation of Architecture and Natural History and Music are included together with recreational activities such as walking which designed to improve and maintain member's physical wellbeing.

our main activity is a place for surounding villages to meet for regular events.we also provide a village hall for hire for parties and learning groups.

To provide facilities for the use of various groups in the village, Playgroup, Ladies club, Childrens Music Club, Ladies Keep Fit and any charitable fund raising events.

Provision of Almshouse accommodation.

To establish and run a village hall and promote the provision of recreation and leisure activities for all inhabitants of Stixwould & Old Woodhall (the area of benefit) without any type of discrimination. To promote and provide for the inhabitants and the public at large, opportunities to improve the conditions of life in the area of benefit,

Fund raising for local and international charities, organisations or people in special need. We serve our local community in the Skegness area in Lincolnshire mainly by donations for specific needs when requested. We also respond to requests to help Lions International by sending money for internatonal projects such as eye camps or water aid.

1. Organise courses training people in the Halliwick Concept. 2. Support clubs and other groups who use the Halliwick Concept in teaching swimming to people with disabilities. 3. Organise regional swimming competition for people with disabilities.

Helping teenagers undergoing treatment for cancer to have fun. Provision of laptop computers for study and social networking whilst in hospital. Helping NHS Trusts to furnish their teenage and young people projects with electrical equipment, furniture, computer games and media equipment. Helping individuals to enjoy trips to London shows, river cruises and silverstone circuits events.