Charities In Lincolnshire

Organise events and initiatives with joint support from all member churches. Award grants to voluntary organisations working with elderly or disabled

To foster comradeship and welfare work amongst present and former members of Her Majesty's air forces.

Supporting music and other arts in the UK and associated education programmes

Support activities across the curriculum, fundraising activities such as summer gala.

Provide support to organisations (not individuals) for any general charitable need within a defined area surrounding the Power Station at Sutton Bridge Village

Provision of pastoral care and financial assistance for the deaf and their families through the church.

The Grantham Branch is committed to the raising of funds in the Grantham area for the welfare of ex RAF service personnel

Providing opportunities for people with a lower limb disability to play tennis.Promoting the sport of wheelchair tennis in the East Anglian region.

Conservation of Sneath's Mill

Since the registration our Charity has started working towards achieving its objects.The charity now has Masjid Al Noor fully active and functioning; available for use by all for five times prayers. Masjid now has central heating and hot water facilities. Masjid building is now owned by the Trust- by virtue of a generous donation from Dhedhi's family. MCT is looking for a suitable resident Imam.

Fundraising to provide activities for the relief and recovery of mental health

The Discovery Centre is registered as an open access centre offering positive activities for children/young people 5 to 25 after school & during school holidays, we also offer NEET engagement courses North Lynn Discovery also run the SOS Safehaven Project which supports the night time economy when people find themselves in distressAll these projects offer volunteer opportunities to young people.

In Lincolnshire the charity manages assets of physical property for the benefit of community organisations, charities and social enterprises

The main activities of the charity are that of making grants. The charity aims to support charities and voluntary organisations in Coningsby and the surrounding area.

To purchase, lease or own suitable accommodation in which to run a Youth Centre

Animal welfare, rehabilitation and rehomingEducation and training

The advancement of Nepalese art, culture, heritage or language bypromoting and preserving Nepali culture and heritage among the Nepalidescent community in Grantham, in such ways as the trustees think fit.This includes organizing events on festivals, cultural programs thatcelebrate Nepali traditions, as well as offering educational opportunities,such as Nepalese language lessons for child

Christian Church which meets every Sunday morning plus bible study every Monday and prayer meetings every two weeks. We make regular monthly donations currently to 3 charities

The charity owns a large building in King's Lynn which it is reconditioning to allow its use by multiple other charities at a peppercorn rent for either charity offices or charity meeting space or charity operational space

The Disability Social Network provides a network of social groups such as art, craft, games, leisure activities and drop-ins, all designed to meet the needs of the individuals that come to us. The Disability Social Network has a collective vision. Our vision is for a society where all individuals, regardless of disability, impairment, health or capacity, are valued and treated fairly and equally.

We meet on Sundays and during the week for teaching, prayer, Christian fellowship and worship according to Biblical precepts. We are guided by Scripture, such as Acts 2v42 - They devoted themselves to the apostles teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread. We aim to benefit everyone by showing how to live according to Christian principles and promises.