Charities In Norfolk

For the public benefit in Norfolk and Suffolk, the relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill health, disability, financial hardship, or other disadvantage and the furtherance of such purposes as are exclusively charitable within the law of England and Wales, including the provision of facilities for recreation and other leisure time occupation in the interests of social welfare.

Financial relief in cases of hardship by reason of sickness is made available to persons living in the Downham Market area

Fund raising eventsZumbaYogaStage ShowsCraft & Seasonal FayresCharity EventsWinter Church ServicesSeasonal Songs Of PraisePrivate PartiesParish MeetingsElections

Long Stratton Lions provide financial help to deserving causes mainly within the local South Norfolk area. We particularly like to help the village youth organisations and the elderly. Among our projects are providing emergency toiletry packs to the N&N children's ward, an annual outing for the local retirement home, Message in a Bottle to assist Emergency Services and spectacles recycling.

To provide financial support towards the running costs of the Wisbech & Fenland Museum, and to raise public awareness of the museum and its activities.

The principal Activity of the Charity is to raise funds to maintain, repair, renew, preserve and improve for the benefit of the public the fabric of the Church of St. John the Evangelist, Oxborough. Through the efforts of the Charity and its supporters the Church is normally open to the public every day of the year in daylight hours.

Fund raise in order to provide or assist in the provision of equipment, facilities & services for the Princess of Wales Hospital Ely in addition to that provided locally by the statutory authorities

Providing a centre for social interaction, sports and comunity activities

Rackheath WI meets on a monthly basis. We have eleven meetings per year with a wide variety of guest speakers, a Birthday meeting in April and an Annual Meeting in February. We hold a Christmas celebration in December.Other activities include regular walks, outings, educational and recreational, both local and further afield.

Childrens party/disco. Quiz & chips evenings. Summer BBQ with stalls & raffle. Mother, Father and Christmas Shops

The charity exists to administer the above village hall. The hall is available for hire to all users for meetings, recreation and education, together with any other activity which enhances the lives of the people of the village and its surrounding area.

Village Hall

Maintenace of Almshouses.

MANAGEMENT OF THE OLD SCHOOL HALL WHICH IS USED FOR SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL EVENTS.THE HALL IS AVAILABLE FOR HIRE BY INDIVIDUALS, VILLAGE ORGANISATIONS AND OUT OF VILLAGE INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANISATIONS.

The main purposes of the Trust are to promote the education of persons under the age of 25 years who are attending as a pupil at the School / Academy and are in need of financial assistance and in or towards providing such special benefits of any kind which are not provided out of public funds for the School.

Two Almshouses situated in Thorpe Market Norfolk. Accomodation for the elderly

PROVISION OF TWO ALMSHOUSES IN STOKE FERRY, NORFOLK

Provides indoor space for recreational use, parties, lunches etc.Used by Church for family services, sales and suppersThree Yoga clubsTable TennisBingoParish Council meetingsElectionsQuiz nights and fund raisingDog shows

Providing and assisting in the provision of facilities and opportutnities at Spooner Row Primary School.

The School Association is the fund raising body for Stoke Holy Cross Primary School. It functions through a committee of parents, governors and staff.

Lions Clubs International is the worlds leading voluntary service organisation. This branch operates in Hunstanton, Norfolk and the surrounding villages.

coffee mornings bake a cake sales easter egg raffle discos

The advancement of amateur sport and recreation by promoting the game of bridge for the benefit of theresidents of Norfolk and the surrounding area; and the provision of facilities for the learning, teaching and playing of contract bridge in accordance with the rules of the English Bridge Union, for the benefit of the residents ofNorfolk and the surrounding area.

Distributes grants towards heating costs, medical care, school/further education equipment costs or towards projects for the benefit of the whole community.