Charities In Lincolnshire

The RAF Heraldry Trust aims to provide an heraldic achievement for all the badges of RAF squadrons past and present to be housed as a permanent record at Cranwell where it may be consulted by interested individuals and organisations. This is a method of preserving the heritage of the RAF which is otherwise in danger of being lost as the members of previous squadrons pass away and their badges are

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

We supply christmas food parcels for the senior citizens and widows of Belchford parish.These are put together and delivered the week before christmas.

Small grants (·25) to village children leaving primary school. Small grants in response to requests from local primary school/nursery for educational items eg. hymn books.

School

The trust's objectives are the advancement of the physical education of children and young people under the age of 18 years through organising or providing facilities, paying for items, services or facilities.

general charitable purposes

The Trust helps people in traumatic situations, supports the arts and conserves green spaces and beautiful buildings.

Helps fund the church choir

The charity is in respect of land at Nettleton held in trust for the residents of Nettleton. The income is received from letting the land annually for grazing livestock. The income is used for the benefit of the community.

for the good of the parish

relief of poverty

THE HALL MEADOW ESTATE WAS FORMED IN 1969 FROM THE CONSTABLES ALLOTMENT, PINDERS ALLOTMENT AND BONDAGE ACRE WHICH WERE CREATED IN 1815. IT EXISTS FOR THE GENERAL BENEFIT OF THE INHABITANTS OF DEEPING ST JAMES, LINCOLNSHIRE. ITS SOLE TRUSTEE IS THE BODY CORPORATE OF DEEPING ST JAMES PARISH COUNCIL.ITS ONLY ASSET IS LAND LET TO THE PARISH COUNCIL FOR USE AS ALLOTMENTS BY THE LOCAL COMMUNITY.

supporting the less well off in Hemingby

Maintenance of War Memorial and Memorial playing field.

Administration of the Bassingham Playing Field for the use of inhabitants of the Parish of Bassingham without distinction of political, religious or other opinions, for recreation and leisure time occupation with the object of improving conditions of life for the said inhabitants.

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.

Social and recreational for village and surrounding area

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

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 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.

Land owned by Council- leased for parish use

Relief of Poverty

Small grants made to widows and widowers of pension age living in Welton Le Marsh.