Charities In Nottinghamshire

Provides opportunity for aquatic exercise promoting health in local environment at minimum cost

Provision of housing for people who need assistance

we raise funds for the pupils by organising school fayres, discos, ladies pamper evenings etc

We are a small charity based at the Nottingham Childrens Hospital School and our aim is to make a difference to the lives of seriously or terminally children who attend the School.

Community-incentivised fundraising: We will work with partner organisations to support specific projects that meet our objects by providing a platform for fundraising.Friends initiative: involves volunteers and beneficiaries meeting weekly to talk about a variety of topics and provide support in a safe, consistent and supportive environment where everyone is encouraged to give and receive.

Fundraising for national and local charities

Helping widows and dependents of clergy.

- Advice, guidance and support on Housing, Education, Training and Employment- Afterschool support services for youngsters- Youth Development activities and sportsAchievments (2011) - Voluntary Community Project of the Year - EAEC.See Nottingham City Council http://www.mynottingham.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=11269 - Young Volunteer of the Year Abdularhman Mohammed Multi Sports

Supported Bangladeshi victims off the disaster, Provided blankets,hygenic washes, water tablets. The Phillipines earth quake provided blankets, medicine and shelter boxe. Provided a water tank for Kashmir school and we are still providing help for the schools in Kenya.

Fundraising to purchase items/equipment for the benefit the children of Holy Trinity School and the surrounding community. Also organise social events for the pupils at Holy Trinity.

To advance the education of the pupils in the school in particular by developing effective relationships between staff, parents and others associated with the school engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

Members meet monthly to hear speakers and learn about different issues. We enjoy social occasions, outings, and raise money for needy local cases as required.

We are set up to empower women to progress in Mosques We do this by delivering services for community benefit in mosques.Develop the capacity of women to reach their potential. Provide a voice for Muslim women on issues that impact them.

We are a self supporting, self help group. We collect our members for monthly meetings and provide a social meeting with games and refreshments. We also organise one day outings and five day holidays. The group activities are organised by the treasurer and chairman.

Providing relief of financial hardship in Pakistan to poor and helpless people including orphans. This relief of financial hardship will be met by making grants of money for providing or paying for items, services or facilities. This will also include providing financial support to gain medical services and/or attention, so that suitable living conditions can be met.

To make a substantial contribution to the life of the community, an area to be enjoyed by people of all ages and abilitiesAn attractive place to visit, a communal meeting place for shared enjoyment.Be used for community events and celebrations and have significant 'natural' areas where visitors can enjoy Nature and wildlife first hand. Make a positive contribution to the local environment

Silverdale Community Centre provides a place where all ages of the community come together to take part in a number of activities. Senior Citizens, Pre-school, Bowling, Ladies Section, Brownies, Cubs, Scouts, Karate and Dancing School are a few activities on offer.The Community Association work together to managed the building and provide the best possible facilities for the the users.

From a Will made in 1901 to assist poor children and orphans from Mansfield and Chatteris. The CC approved changes in May 2009 for the aims to now read: "To assist children up to 18 years of age in need of support, in any activity of leisure or personal development deemed appropriate by the Trustees.....any such child will be provided with any necessary clothing, equipment or expenses"

Collingham & District U3A encourages members to share their knowledge and talents with each other in informal learning interest groups. This self-help model empowers members to create their own opportunities to learn in the ways that suit members best. As a result, members contribute to a wide range of engaging and stimulating interest groups in an atmosphere of mutual support and companionship.

VARIOUS FUND RAISING EVENTS FOR CHUTER EDE PRIMARY SCHOOL

Bridge Club operating teaching and playing facilities in Retford Notts.

The objective is to improve the lives of the over 50's in Nottingham in relation to a variety of activities. We aim to be a representative body where decisions are being made about older people so their voices can not only be heard but also listened to. We aim to prevent loneliness and isolation through various social, sporting and educational activities,day trips, holidays plus newsletters,

We organise local fundraising events such as family fun fairs, take away afternoon teas, discos, cake sales, fun runs, pop up shops and much more with all money raising supporting the children who attend Dean Hole Primary School, Caunton, Nottinghamshire

Fundraising to support children's education.

We are a non-competing band and encourage a relaxed, but professional, approach to our music making.The band welcome new players of all capabilities, with a Training band suitable for all ages and experience, and instruments are provided where necessary. We perform for a wide range of public and private events mainly across Derbyshire.