Charities In Nottinghamshire

Community use of facilities in new pavilion. Provide bowls for male and females. No upper age limit. Looking to promote junior section from 11 up to 18.

R.D.C.S is a choral society which encourages a love of singing, membership is open to all and auditions are not needed. The season runs from September until June and two concerts are given each year with music chosen from a wide range of composers. Approximately 80 members sing with the society.

Brass Band - Rehersal and lessons for young and old people of the community, to learn how to play a brass instrument

To take in sick, injured and orphaned hedgehogs, and either release healthy hedgehog back to the wild or have them put to sleep. Provide advise to the general public and other hedgehog rehabilitators. To educate where possible.

To advance education, preservation of health, and relief of poverty among the people in Nyansakia and other locations in kenya. Grants have been made towards employment of teaching staff by the local communities and for the puchase of materials and equipment for feeding programmes to help develop self sufficiency. Grants have been made towards connection of electricity and water to schools.

To provide Scouting activities for the youth of the village and surrounding areas.

To promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art and science of music in all it's aspects by the presentation of public concerts and recitals and by such other ways as the Choir through its committee shall determine from time to time. Also supporting any other charitable purpose in any manner approved by law.

The Charity is an amateur orchestra that rehearses every Monday, except in August, and has a membership of approx 60. We perform three main concerts a year in different parts of Nottingham with the aim of bringing music to the community. Our ticket price is kept as low as possible, currently --?6/--?3, to encourage an audience. We are very friendly and anyone can play for a trial period of 4 weeks

The Trust is responsible for management of the Kimberley Miners Recreation Ground for the benefit of the residents of Kimberley and the surrounding area.

Religious purposesVolunteer working with young peopleSocial activities for all ages

We are a community gospel choir affirming God's name and ministering to both members and the wider population through gospel music. We meet on Wednesday evenings (term time). We sing at various events arranged by ourselves or invited by other organisers.

SDSG runs a weekly swim session and other sports/social activities, for persons with a physical, sensory or learning disability and for those recovering from short-term illness or injury. Individuals - who are encouraged to come with other family members or carers - swim to help build confidence, increase strength, and co-ordination, social interaction, and primarily, to have fun.

scouts, cubs and beavers

We are a Scout Group operating in Retford. We are open to anyone from the age of 4 up to 18 years old, boys and girls, and adults can volunteer as leaders, parent helpers or committee members.

Providing sailing and waterborne acitivities and Experiences for the disabled , elderly or with special needs

Rock 'n' Soul Singers are a community choir based in Underwood Nottinghamshire. The Choir takes part in concerts and raises money for its nominated charity which is chosen by the choir members each financial year. The Rock 'n' Soul Singers is a mixed choir with around 50 members that sing rock, pop and soul music from the sixties to the present day.

To maintain and operate the Binns Organ at The Albert Hall, Nottingham for the benefit of the community.

Support and encourage local clubs, fund raise to subsidise local events and maintain the village hall, organise local events.

Mixed youth organisation from the age of 6 yrs old

To provide educational and social opportunities for pupils of Carlton Digby School and respite for their parents and carers.

Teaching Alevism to the member and local Alevi people around the UK.Counselling to members and their children in regards to Alevi culture.Organising Seminars to promote Alevi Culture around the UK Arranging weekly worship among the members.Organising weekly meeting among the members (three times a week)

The objects of the charity are: the relief of poverty, the promotion of religion, the advance of public eduction and the promotion of any other purpose which is charitable according to the law of England and Wales.The primary focus of the charity at the present time is relief of poverty and the funding of education in India.

THE REHEARSAL AND PUBLIC PERFORMANCE OF WORKS OF DRAMATIC ART WITH THE AIM OF EDUCATING AND FURTHERING THE PUBLIC APPRECIATION OF THESE WORKS.

Provision of almshouses

To promote in such ways as the Managing Trustees think fit, the education, social and physical training of children and young persons under 23 years of age who are attending or have attended the said School, and also in promoting the education, including social and physical training of those who are pupils or ex-pupils of the said School to support the further education of such young people and to