Charities In Nottinghamshire

To provide and maintain scout and cub activities and development for the young people of Calverton and the surrounding area

Social and welfare assistance for serving and ex-serving members of the Royal Air Force, their families and dependants.

Awards grants yearly to instrumentalists and/or singers of 25 years or under who normally live in Nottinghamshire and are in full-time education. Grants are awarded for instrument purchase, lessons, course fees, accessories, sheet music etc.

Provide grants to students born or educated in and around Newark who are in their final year or years studying drama at an accredited university

Fund Raising through, Summer/Autumn Fayres, Coffee mornings, Sponsored activities

Our aim is to provide a 'Friend at the bedside' service offering help, information and entertainment for hospital patients who are able to 'tune in' to our station free of charge via a Hospedia distribution system. For more information, visit our website at www.millsideradio.co.uk

The relief of sickness and the preservation of life within Southwell, Nottinghamshire and the surrounding areas by providing trained and equipped volunteers to attend medical emergencies as directed by the East Midlands Ambulance Service and by the provision of defibrillators in public places.

The John Leggott College Student Fund exists to provide financial support to students and to try to ensure that no student is unable to complete a course of education at the college simply due to financial restrictions. The Student Fund also occasionally provides support for students undertaking enrichment activities outside the normal college curriculum which enhance their educational experience

Voluntary collections of funds from members to be distributed to predetermined worthy causes.

The provision of training and competitions for shooting disciplines and particularly for target rifle shooting and the safe use of firearms for this purpose and the support of Nottinghamshire clubs providing facilities for shooting.

Meetings; trips and outings; educational talks and visits; socialising together and with other W.I.'s.book club; gardening club; theater visits

We seek to advance the education of pupils in the school , in particular by:1. Developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and other associated with the school2. Engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils

Each month we have talks on subjects of interest often with demonstrations. Several times a years the committee organise trips for the members to go on. We try to support the comunity by attending local fetes and by helping the local school after hours clubs by teaching the children crafts. Many sporting events take place, arranged by the local WI Federation

We work to relieve financial hardship among families living or working in the City of Nottingham or the County of Nottinghamshire by providing toys, toiletries and other items to children, young people and their carers at Christmas time, which they could not otherwise afford through lack of means.

We provide information about services available and provide support to those facing end of life

PROVIDES PUBLIC OPEN SPACE AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES FOR ALL RESIDENTS OF LOCAL VILLAGE AND VISITORS

Provision of advice and assistance with the repair, renovation and restoration of Nottinghamshire buildings of especial beauty, historic or architectural interest.

Social and entertainment events for visually impaired people living in South Nottinghamshire.The group meets on the last Thursday of each month except August and December

Pays for or contributes to maintaining the fabric of the church and the adjacent Church House

Provide building and facility for the social & cultural benefit for all residents of Askham

arts,culture, sports, recreation,

To preserve and educate about Englands last remaining example of a working village operating the Open Field system of farming.

To provide accommodation and all services at the Wollaton Village Institutefor the benefit of residents in the Wollaton Village area, in Nottingham, at very modest rates, so as to secure an income to maintain the structure of the building and to keep it in good, clean condition.The building is used by the Wollaton Preschool, members of the public andothers at modest charges.

Nottingham Lions Wheelchair Basketball delivers wheelchair basketball to disabled and non-disabled people within the community around Nottinghamshire area. We provide equipment for our sessions (including wheelchairs where possible).