Charities In North Lincolnshire

Provide funding to individuals who experience hardship or local organisations which provide relief

Charitable support for professional's in need

To promote for the benefit of the public, the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment through establishing trees and woodland in the Greater Lincolnshire Area to promote biodiversity for the benefit of the natural environment, wider society and the local communities.

Offers financial support to those who are connected to the corn and feed trade and associated industries based in and around the Yorkshire region. Assistance is available for people of all ages by means of one-off grants.

To manage and maintain the Millennium Green

The promotion of neurosurgical practice in the county of East Yorkshire and the neighbouring counties by the purchase and maintenance of research equipment or the provision of facilities for teaching or in such other ways as the Trustees think fit.

SAFE is the College's own charity. It supports learners at North Lindsey College who are in financial difficulty in the form of luncheon vouchers, special grants and short term loans.

Organisation that helps support a daycentre for people with disabilities, within North Lincolnshire

To support the increase of collective knowledge in all areas of study which relate to the events of 1066 by sponsoring research, public access and publication of findings and advance community education by engaging a wide scope of the age and ability with training to investigate heritage and conservation.

Provision of laptop and other IT equipment to teenagers with cancer and other life threatening illnesses. Also provide support for teenagers with short term serious illnesses.

1. Our charitable purpose is the advancement of education. 2. Barriers to education are many and varied by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship; all of which prevent people from accessing opportunities. The Trustees define disadvantage in line with the English Index of Multiple Deprivation (I.MD)

Recreation facilities, toilets, rugby and football pitches and pavillion

Hull (DEC) promotes global learning for those aged 3-19 in schools, and in community groups, mainly through resource loan boxes now administered in partnership with Global Resources in Hull. .We support diversity events in partnership with people of other cultures

The New Holland Recreation Ground Association raise money to maintain the Recreation Ground on Albert Street, New Holland for the local people to enjoy, there are 2 football pitches and a fenced off Children's Play Area and a large grassed area as well as an area of trees for the local people to enjoy.

North Lincs Music Centre for young people 3-19

Occasional provision for elderly residents.

Makes grants to Epworth Primary Academy School

THE SOUTH HUMBER RACIAL EQUALITY COUNCIL (SHREC)IS WORKING TOWARDS A JUST SOCIETY THAT GIVES EVERYONE AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN, WORK AND LIVE FREE FROM DISCRIMINATION, PREJUDICE AND FROM THE FEAR OF RACIAL HARASSMENT AND VIOLENCE (SHREC) OFFERS A GREATER NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS ACROSS NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE A CHANCE TO ACCESS INFORMATION AND SERVICES VIA OUR COMMUNITY OFFICE OR USING OUR WEBSITE.

Childrens Playground. No activities other than play equipment provided at local park

THE MAKING OF GRANTS AND DONATIONS

Our aim is to raise funds for the Scunthorpe hospital NICU, where our son Ethan was cared for and sadly passed away in 2005.We are also keen to support children with Cerebral Palsey by way of the provision of equipment to assist them.

Young persons wheeled sports club

To maintain and preserve The Green and Market Place for the use and enjoyment of the residents of Kirton in Lindsey.

This Charity was set up for the relief of unemployment in young people between the ages of eighteen years and thirty years of age and others, who are disadvantaged whether by mental or physical disability or by any other personal circumstances; such relief to be provided in such ways as may be thought fit, including by provision of training, apprenticeships and practical work experience.