Charities In Norfolk

The Acle and District Men's Shed provides a dedicated space where men and women aged 18 and overcan socialise, learn from each other and serve the local community through the engagement ofconstructive activities. These activities are often, though not exclusively, practical in nature such as woodworking and DIY skills, and involve working together on joint projects.

Help members, patients and their families affected by disease, primarily that of the liver and genetic defects affecting the liver by helping to educate patients; liaising with medical staff dealing with liver problems at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital or another healthcare facility and to help the hospital by paying for necessary medical instruments.

helping activities particularly relevent to our locality.FIRST RESPONSE TEAM,local schooletc village hall activities

Maintenance of churchyard.

To advise on and assist in the provision of adequate playing fields and play grounds for the purpose of outdoor games, sports and pastimes with a view to promoting the physical and moral welfare and the safety of the population.

For the benefit of the community, the preservation of human life and property and for the protection of the environment to provide, preserve and maintain, and/or improve sea defences and flood protection measures, and to mitigate the effects on members and others from the threats and issues caused by climate change in the area of the village of Hemsby, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.

Assist in the welfare of ex members of the Royal Air Force and their dependants. Provides information to these people if required. Makes grants to individuals. Works closely with the RAF Benevolent Fund and deals with some of their cases appertaining to our members.

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

To maintain, repair, restore, improve, beautify and reconstruct the fabric of the church of All Saints' Bale, its monuments, fixtures anf fittings, furniture, stained glass, ornaments and other chattels, including the churchyard and the consecrated burial ground on Common Lane, Bale.

Raising funds for the restoration of bells at Filby's All Saints Parish Church

Parent teacher association

This Charity provides support for the 19th Kings Lynn Scout Group whose Headquartres are at Chequers Lane, North Runcton, Kings Lynn, Norfolk PE33 0RF. This consisits of maintainance of the Headquarters Building and the grounds of approximately half an acre, provision and storage of tenting equipment for use by the youth of the area.

Fetes, Quizz Nights, Race Nights, Film nights,Coffee mornings, Hall lettings and Recycling glass and newspaper.WiFi installation for student & business use

Fund raising to support the museum and recruitment, training and organisation of volunteers to provide stewards and other voluntary effort.

To utilise the income from tenants who lease various land and allotments owned mostly by the Trustees as grants to needy parishioners, the Parish Church, and local organisations existing for the benefit of residents

Management of Scarning's playing field

To advance the education of the public by providing access to and maintaining the only surviving town gasworks in England and Wales.

makes grants to organisations/individuals in alburgh

To help improve, maintain, repair, renew and preserve the fabric, fixtures, fittings, furniture and equipment of the Church (St Nicholas Blakeney) and the churchyard for the benifit of the Public.To help maintain and develop the music and other aspects of worship and the life of the Church.

The Charity grants financial help to residents of Beeston Regis including the ancient parish of Beeston Regis . They may make grants to local charitable organisations within the areas mentioned.

We have organised two fundraising events in the fourth year of Megan's Challenge.In May we held our first 10K Fun Run/Walk which took place round the village of Gayton, Norfolk. Following track and road. Our chosen charity for this event was The Norfolk Hospice - Tapping House. In September we held our second Butterfly Ball to raise money for Megan's Challenge

To support pupils and staff of Colby School by provision of resources and funds raised through events for that purpose.

Hilgay Good Companions Club is for persons aged 55 or over, and is run by voluntary unpaid members. It basically provides entertainment, outings, bingo and whist drives.

Collection of rent from land entrusted to the charity for distribution to the PCC, the parish poor and to the good of the parish

Fundraising for school