Charities In Lincolnshire

financial relief

Disperses investment income to long Sutton Church fabric and churchyard fencing

Ada Briggs

EDUCATION OF YOUNG PEOPLE THROUGH TRAVEL EXPERIENCES.

1) Make donations to organizations within parish. 2) Give book tokens to children within parish.

There are no actual activities. It is entirely charitable, paying annuities to Freemen

Provision of grants to people of the Parish of Scotton, Lincolnshire, who have financial need.

RELIEF IN NEED OF THE VILLAGERS

To Provide a small degree of financial support for projects at Navenby Church of England Primary School

Gives gift to elderly and bereaved residents in Langtoft at Christmas and leavers gift to 6Y pupils at Langtoft CP School

Make payment to pensioners who shall be poor widows, widowers, spinsters or bachelors who are resident in the Parish of Leverton.

Provide financial assistance to those people or bodies in need within the Parish of Fulstow

Collection of rent from agricultural fields. The income is used to aid needy people in Keddington, or to make occasional donations to charities.

Relief of hardship/ poverty to elderly villagers

Religious/educational purposes

Primary school

relief of poverty

The Joseph Clarey Charity incorporating the St peter Toynton Relief in need Charity. Toynton relief in need charity has been merged into The Joseph Clarey charity. Toynton relief in need owns and consists of 2 parcels of land, The poor Close Meadow and the Poor Close Arable which it rents on an annual basis. The money raised is distributed to poor and needy individuals, who live in the village.

Purpose is to provide aid and relief to the poor within the Parish of Edenham,Grimsthorpe, Scottlethorpe and Elsthorpe.

Provide a little financial help for the young and elderly within the church family if needed.

The relief of persons in conditions of need, hardship or distress in the Parish of Burgh Le Marsh.

The charity provides small donations to local people within the Parish of Beckingham. Donations may be for various reasons although originally the charity was established to donate to the poor.

Following reviews in 2006, it was agreed that age or marital qualification as a means of deciding need was stopped. In 2010, the Trustees began making payments as they saw fit and in line with the Charity Commission directives, whilst bearing in mind the desire of Mr Edmund Moulton, who established the Charity in 1723 for providing coats for poor men at Christmas in the Parish of St Andrew.

The school fund exists to promote excellence and enjoyment opportunites for the children aged 4-11 at the school. For example, educational visits, visiting artists,poets and authors.

Distribute to OAP's who reside in South Reston Winter Fuel Money