Charities In Lincolnshire

Maintenance of memorial windows and brasses and monuments in the Priory Church of Deeping St James, Lincolnshire.

Supplying planting schemes in the town centre, working with volunteers, businesses, authorities & other organisations to improve the environment of the town, coordinating the town's entry in the East Midlands in Bloom competition, organising awards event for Bloom related initiatives within the town, promoting general environmental improvements and raising funds to achieve its objectives.

Fund raising through events such as balls and raffles

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.

Boston Lions Club Charity Trust activities are the to provide humanitarian service. The club also raise funds for humanitarian needs.

Provision of land for the exercise and recreation of the inhabitants of East Ferry.

The Anne Fisher Charity gives modest grants (average -£30) to students who are studying at university to purchase books relevant to their course/degree. It also makes small donations to the needy and elderly who are over 75 years of age. All applicants must be residents of Thurlby or Northorpe, Lincolnshire.

We hold quiz evenings, discos for pupils and various events throughout the year

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

Disperses investment income to long Sutton Church fabric and churchyard fencing

Ada Briggs

Raises money to assist kidney patients and their families who live in Lincolnshire.Raises awareness of kidney disease and promotes organ donation.

To advance musical education among young people and to foster the knowledge and appreciation of the art of music in all its aspects. To this end we hold regular programmes of rehearsals and training sessions leading to public concerts and recitals.

We exist to provide goodwill services and products, in addition to official sources, for all people touched by maternity or neonatal settings in hospital and beyond. There is a non-exhaustive list of projects, ideas, and plans in order to achieve delivering this, with the goal to improve wellbeing of patients and their families, and simply put as many smiles on faces as we can.

Helpringham Playing Field now has a bowling green with disabled facilities. The bowling green is competition size and can accomodate other bowling clubs in competitions.

We were unsuccessful re National Lottery Fund bid, now proceeding under own steam. First priority : new housing for the Golden Guernsey's : achieved.Next objective construction of Charity website, achieved, next objective fund raising for continued herd support,Letters of support H.R.H. Prince of Wales, Rare Breed Survival Trust, M.P. Bill Newton Dunn, M.P. Glenis Willmott.

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

Parish Hall Fund & Ashlin Charity closed and assets transferred into The Firsby "Cheales's Charity".0.84 acres of agricultural paddock purchased as an asset in Firsby next to St Andrew's Church partly with the intention of extending the burial area of the Churchyard and for general community benefit.Trustees exploring further charitable benefits to support.

The objective of the charity is to provide relief to residents of the parish of Brant Broughton and Stragglethorpe who are in need or suffering hardship or distress.This relief shall be provided by making grants or providing for items, services or facilities to reduce the need, hardship or distress of such residents.

Provides additional income to enable educational outings linked to curriculum for all pupils registered to the school. Addition workshops held within the school premises. Provides training ans financial assistance.

Donations to the needy of the parish of St. John the Baptist, Baston

The charity manages land held in trust, the income from which is used for the maintenance of St Mary's Church, Stow

We raise money to allow children and young people with autism and similar conditions to access equine assisted therapeutic learning. We operate in the East Midlands.

Established to restore the XV century screen in Welby Church in memory of Wm & Emma Avery. Income from capital remaining to be used for:- (1) Maintaining the Rood screen. (2) Welfare of those living in the parish in particular the elderly and children, (3) General Church Purposes

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