Charities In Lincolnshire

Awarded to a child resident in either Burwell, Walmsgate or Muckton over the age of 7

Award of science prize to a student at Spalding High School

Predominantly granting making

Assisting sick poor of Skirbeck and Boston at Christmastide.

The income to be paid to the teacher of a Sunday School at Coningsby

Assisting the poor of the parish of Skirbeck at christmastide.

Assisting poor of parish of Skirbeck at christmastide.

relief of poor

relief of poor

Provide equipment and extra curriculum activities for Children at the school

The Charity provides an annual Christmas cash payout for the poor and needy of Donington, currently 30 recipients, and this is reviewed annually by the Trustees.

Quadring Fen Village Hall has been derelict for circa 9 years. On 28th February 2014 the charity passed to Lincolnshire Community Foundation (1092328) under section 74 of the charities act 1993 (as amended) to be wound up. A fund devolved from the sale of the land that the derelict village hall stood on will be invested as endowment and the interest used to maintain the village playing field.

The charity was originally set up to provide grants to local school children to help them with further education and also provide spectacles. These aims are now somewhat outdated.

Line dancingDuke of Edinburgh AwardsDances

Provision of public hall facility in parishes of Fotherby, Little Grimsby and Bracken Borough near Louth, Lincolnshire.Our building is available to hire for meetings, children's parties, teas and committee work.

To purchase for the Usher Gallery, for the benefit of the public, such paintings, drawings etc. As the trustees shall consider to be of national scientific historic interest or of interest by virtue of association with Lincolnshire to make financial provision for research and exhibitions relating to the above.

Organising music events

The junior children went on a residential visit to Scarborough, including visits to Eden Camp and the Sealife Centre.School also visited the local Hill Holt Wood to have an outdoor living "taster" day.The school extended its gardening exploits by building some raised beds for growing vegetables, potatoes, peas and broad beans. We cooked the harvest and parents had a taster session.

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. Engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

THE CHARITY AIMS TO RAISE FUNDS BY MEANS OF SOCIAL EVENTS HELD FOR BOTH PARENTS AND CHILDREN TO SUPPORT THE CHILDREN OF SOUTH WITHAM VILLAGE AND SCHOOL. WE USE FUNDS RAISED TO PROVIDE ITEMS, SUCH AS EXTRA EQUIPMENT, PART FUNDING SCHOOL TRIPS, ITEMS THAT ARE DESIRABLE BUT NOT ESSENTIAL TO THE EDUCATION OF THE CHILDREN IN THE VILLAGE & PUPILS ETC

Provide education and cultural activities for youth. Care and support for the elderly. Organise and run functions to increase Community cohesion.Raise money for local charities in particular for Epilepsy through sponsored walks by members

Preserving the heritage of Market Rasen and surrounding area through collecting artefacts and displaying them in various locations. By collecting personal memories, publishing various leaflets promoting the heritage of the area and by arranging open meeetings with presentations based on local heritage/history.

The aim of the centre is to provide an interesting and stimulating setting within which the clients can meet, make friends, become involved in activities and interests of their choice and be supported by the level of personal help and supervision which they may require Our daily programme is organised as a response to clients individual and combined needs.

We have been working in Hyson Green in Nottingham City Centre this year providing coaching support to individuals and families. Our aim is to empower parents and carers and others who support children in the ward to improve educational life chances by ensuring that children entering school have sufficient skills to access the curriculum.

GRANTHAM STREET PASTORS ARE A CHRISTIAN CHARITY WORKING UNDER A LICENCE AGREEMENT FROM ASCENSION TRUST. MADE UP OF TRAINED VOLUNTEERS FROM CHURCHES IN AND AROUND GRANTHAM, WE GO ONTO THE STREETS MOST SATURDAY NIGHTS BETWEEN 10.30PM AND 3.30AM, TO PROVIDE PASTORAL CARE TO THOSE OF ALL FAITHS AND NONE, WHO HAVE, FOR WHATEVER REASON, BECOME VULNERABLE OR WISH TO TALK - HELPING, CARING, LISTENING.