Charities In Nottingham City

The Charity operates to provide the opportunity for orthodox christian worship in the Nottingham area

To promote humane behaviour towards animals, specifically Hedgehogs, by providing appropriate care, protection, treatment and security for those who are in need of rescue, care and attention through sickness, maltreatment, poor circumstances or ill use. To provide advice and education to the general public concerning hedgehog welfare, highlighting the need to alleviate cruelty and suffering by inc

To conduct religious services, promote religious education and community work and to assist benevolent charitable and worthy causes of a similar nature.

As mention in the consittution we provide for the less fortunate by helping to pay their rent, and provide them with their groceries. As for our place of reglious worship, we are currently worshiping in a school building. Address: Ryders Green Methodist Church, Ryders Green Road, West Bromwich, West Midlands, B70 0AW

Assisting poor persons under 18 years of age who are resident in the City of Nottingham, in one or more of the following ways: (a) in relieving poverty; (b) in advancing education; (c) in providing recreational facilities for such persons who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth or poverty and with the object of improving their conditions of life.

Help school age students develop skills to prepare them for further education, future work and the challenges of life as future leaders. This is achieved by a residential programme, academic support and doing voluntary work and services in the community. This programme is currently carried out in countries in Sierra Leone and in the future extended other African countries

Awards grants to organisations working with children in the locality of St Andrew's Church, Nottinghm

Maintenance and preservation of historic allotment gardens. To secure by purchase or by lease and then manage the gardens to provide allotment plots for local people to work. To educate local people about the importance of these gardens to the history of Sherwood and relevance within Nottingham City.

Making grants to individuals in need who reside within the ancient Parish of Wilford.

Making grants to foster amateur artists in the Nottinghamshire area

Parents raise funds for the school to supplement the main school budget, towards trips and equipment.

Facilitating a wide variety of educational, recreational, and social groups for people in their 'Third Age'.

We are a small charity based in the East Midlands and our mission is to help young people aged between 18-30 years and suffering from kidney disease. Through donations and fund raising events we will assist in funding recreational activities, days out, holidays and the purchasing of equipment to make their lives more bearable whilst raising awareness and the impact of kidney disease

We operate within Nottingham City and Nottinghamshire and provide a support group for people living with prostate cancer. Currently we have around 30 members. We also work to raise awareness of prostate cancer within the local community. We liaise with PCUK & John Van Geest Cancer Research Centre. We are developing an App with Trent University to raise awareness. We are working with GMB Union.

Awards to persons who have not attained the age of 25 years and who or whose parents are resident within the boundaries of the City of Nottingham, tenable at any secondary school, college of education, university or other institution of further (including professional and technical) education, approved by the Trustees.

Darfur Association Nottingham is a registered charity based in Nottingham and it seeks to improve the lives of its members, promote racial harmony and support integration amongst the local population. The association is formed from local people who originate from the Darfur region of western Sudan and who reside in Nottingham city and the surrounding area.

The main function of Ghana Union are:Bring together the various Ghanaian unions, associations and other groups under one regional umbrella body, and to foster good relationships and understanding amongst the various groups which support the Ghanaian community in the MidlandsOffer support and advice on management, financial management ,funding,,governance and consultancy to its member

Community gospel choir committed to advance the public education and appreciation of music including through the presentation of public concerts and recitals. Regular rehearsal meetings open to anyone over 18 with no audition required.

The Trust provides grants to charities and groups and individuals within the terms of the objects of the Trust Deed. These include advancing the Christian faith, alleviating poverty, relief of sickness and the promotion of health, conserving and improving the natural environment and promoting excellence in art. The main focus is on North Norfolk and Nottingham.

The Association manages a community centre providing many and varied activities for people of all ages and disabilities in the local community in the promotion of health and fitness, art and crafts, and social events including general charitable purposes.

The CDCT provides support to University students of Graphic Design (BA or MA), across the East Midlands {De Montfort University, Loughborough University, NottinghamTrent University, University of Derby, University of Lincoln, University of Northampton}.

Nottingham U3A provides educational and social opportunities for its members who are people that have retired from full-time work.

The Nottingham Astronomical Society provides venues for its members to attend lectures, undertake practical activities and work with the public on a range of outreach activities.

Raising funds for use by the school for items which cannot be purchased through the school budget

Grants to former and current employees