Charities In Nottinghamshire
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Nottinghamshire Chinese Community Association
Our charity activities range from providing a luncheon club for the elderly Chinese and the local community, providing housing, welfare, health advice & checks, translation services between agencies or personal organising events for New Year, Mooncake, Chill in the Park, Christmas and fundraising events. We provide educational courses e.g. computing, English, hygiene flower arranging, Gu Zheng Tia
The Clarborough And District Community Association
Associations, Facilitiesprovides building/facilities/open spaces
The Ryton Chorale
Arts, Charitable activities, ResearchTo promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art and science of choral music in all its aspects by the presentation of public choral concerts and by such other ways as the choir, through its committee shall from time to time determine.
Edwinstowe Village Hall
FacilitiesCommunity Building for use by local groups, charities and residents.
The Sinfonia Chorale
The holding of regular rehearsals and concerts.Extending the experience of choral music making to the wider community.
Restore Foundation
We are closing down the Church aspect and will focus solely on our community/charitable work. To relieve hardship and to promote and preserve good health by the provision of goods or services of any kind, including through the provision of counselling and support in England or any part of the world as the trustees from time to time may think fit.
Richard Smedley's Charity
Social welfareRelief of hardship either generally or individually of persons resident in the ares of benefit.
Urban Abbey
Urban Abbey aims to advance Christianity in Nottingham and elsewhere for the benefit of the public, by:1. hosting prayer meetings, worship, celebrations of Easter and Advent, retreats, religious education, and producing material that helps others to understand the Christian faith;2. carrying out pastoral care, outreach and missionary work ;3. holding communal meals and celebrating community.
The Dylan Rich Legacy
The Dylan Rich Legacy provides funding for charitable projects providing (a) access to sport for young people in Nottinghamshire and (b) wildlife conservation and local employment in Kenya.
Newark & District Community First Responders
We are a team of dedicated volunteers who respond to 999 calls within the area of Newark & District, we can potentially save lives. Because we're local, we can arrive at the patients home before the ambulance or paramedic and then we are able to provide essential treatment at the earliest opportunity. We stay with the patient until the ambulance or paramedic arrives - which can be several hours.
The Gwendolyn Reiche Memorial Scholarship
The charity awards one scholarship per year for one year's post graduate study in Pianoforte.
Coddington Village Hall
The charity exists to manage Coddington Village Hallas a venue for the people of the village and surrounding area to meet for event, meetings, classes, dance , parties and other activities. All administration, booking and management functions are currently carried out by volunteers as is most maintenance work.
Stapleford Community Association
Associations, FacilitiesOperating, running and maintaining a community hall
Newark Crusader CIO
Provide facilities in the interests of social welfare by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disability, financial hardship or social circumstances with the object of improving their conditions of life
Mansfield Choral Society
The Society aims to promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art & science of music by the presentation of public concerts and by other such ways as the society shall determine from time to time.
No 22 Inner Wheel District Benevolent Fund
Associations, Beneficiary group, Social welfarelADIES LUNCHEONS, PRIZE DRAWS, QUIZ NIGHTS, DANCES, SALES STALLS
The New Stapleford Community Association
Arts, Associations, LeisureHold weekly sequence dancing nights, short mat bowls in winter, three different styles of karate, three different probus groups meet at the centre, private hire, keep fit groups, two different styles of line dancing each week.
Guardian Angels Bird Sanctuary
TO PROMOTE HUMANE BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS BIRDS PROMOTING APPROPRIATE CARE, PROTECTION, TREATMENT AND SECURITY FOR BIRDS WHICH ARE IN NEED OF CARE AND ATTENTION BY REASON OF SICKNESS, MALTREATMENT, POOR CIRCUMSTANCES OR ILL USAGE AND TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC IN MATTERS PERTAINING TO BIRD WELFARE IN GENERAL AND THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY AND SUFFERING AMONG BIRDS.
War Memorial Hall
Facilities, HeritageProvision of a village hall for use by the village organisations and residents.
Mansfield Colliery Miners' Welfare Trust
Leisure, ProfessionsTo provide sporting ad recreational activities for local inhabitants of the Forest Town area.
Dukeries Third Age Group (u3a)
TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC AND PARTICULARLY THE EDUCATION OF THE MIDDLE-AGED AND OLDER PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT IN FULL TIME GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT. THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES FOR LEISURE TIME AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES WITH THE OBJECT OF IMPROVING THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE FOR THE ABOVE PERSONS IN THE INTERESTS OF THEIR SOCIAL WELFARE.
Caythorpe War Memorial Hall
Facilities, HeritageOPERATION OF MEMORIAL HALL
Rotary Club Of Rushcliffe Benevolent Fund
Associations, Social welfareCollect and distibute funds locally and internationally according to the ideals of Rotary International
Newstead Enterprise Limited
Newstead Enterprise carries out urban & rural regeneration in particular in Newstead and surrounding area. Activities include education & training in land management particularly for young people; the development of a Visitor Centre and fishing lakes; the conservation, protection and improvement of the local environment; all using the Newstead & Annesley Country Park.
The Well Homeless Support, Newark
We are a Christian charity who help the homeless in the Newark Area by providing food, clothes and where possible, shelter through the winter months. Our main first point of contact with our guests is through a drop in offering a hot meal and other practical support; this is usually held in a central church building in Newark from November to March.