Charities In Nottinghamshire

Education/training grants

Hucknall Flight Test Museum acts, in affiliation with the Rolls-Royce Heritage Trust, as custodians of the aviation heritage, historical stories and events, associated with the Rolls-Royce Hucknall Flight Test Establishment site, in particular between the years 1934 to 1971, but additionally both before and after this period. Rolls-Royce Heritage Trust volunteer members run the museum.

Meetings held regularly for Lindhurst Womens Institute

SCHOOL FUND RAISING

As detailed in the charity's objects

We aim to keep awareness of Mansfield Fire Museum. We have open days, go out with a mobile unit showing fire service memorabilia in Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire. We encourage adult and child group visits, and we do school visits about the Great Fire of London. Raise funds by donations and Tombolas, preserve and restore fire related items for the future

Provides training and education, running a children center, providing communities facilities and advice support in welfare rights and debt management and for employment purposes.

Avery Place is a purpose built care home offering Dementia, Nursing, Residential, Respite and End of Life care. Avery Place Care Home also provides specialist care for young people with physical disabilities. The Friends aim to improve the quality of life of the residents of the care home by working with staff, residents and relatives.

The Henry Nicholson charity has a current policy of providing Winter fuel allowances for the elderly of the Parish. Graveyard maintenance for those in the parish unable to tend graves. Grants for the purchase of books/equipment for students of the parish. Grants to local primary school for special projects. Donations towards charities that serve the local community.

The Charity exists in order to reduce the risks inherent in driving on public roads. This is achieved by improving driver education and skills, thus improving road safety and hopefully reducing the number of accidents and deaths on the roads of the East Midlands

Income from Investment which are invested forever (from the sale of the original Poor Close Land), the income is used by the charity for its charitable objects

Mainly supporting organisations in Nottinghamshire

The Heritage Trust formed to help to rescue historic buildings at risk giving them a new use within the community and allowing others to learn more about heritage.

We support local, national and overseas charities through our fund raising programme

Relief of poverty

To provide grants for the promotion of education and trianing, social and physical, of persons under the age of 25 years who live or who have attended schools in the Parish of Kimberley or adjoining Parishes, or whose parents are resident in the said Parishes and who are in need of financial assistance

The Relief In Need Charity regularly asks for claims for assistance from people in the community who might have a particular need. Information as to how to apply is provided in the village newsletter .

Part of the national federation of women's institute providing women in the community the opportunity to take part in local and national groups aimed at increasing education and awareness at local and national levels

We provide Education and training for children and other stake holders. We also provide donations for other charitable organisations.

Concerts, Book Fairs, Discos, School Photographs, Sponsored events and raffles

Dedicated to raising awareness for childhood brain tumours The Jorja-Rose Foundation was established after the death of Jorja-Rose from pineoblastoma brain tumour aged just 2years 10 months. The lack of awareness for this devastating disease is forefront of our goals whilst also supporting families at Queens Medical Center Nottingham. We engage various in fundraising activities within Nottingham.

To apply trust funds for the benefit of the public in the sound development, administration and knowledge of the law in Nottinghamshire by enabling magistrates to attend legal conferences and courses and by providing or assisting in the provision of a law library for them.

Charitable donations for the benefit of people in the Long Eaton area

B.H.T.A.'s objectives are to promote the town's historical, archaeological, natural, architectural and geological heritage and to preserve this heritage and the environment in which it exists.

The charity makes a collection of used items like used clothes,shoes,school bags,writing materials to be given to the less privileged children in African countries.like Nigeria, Ghana,Gambia ivory coast etc.Visitation of schools to motivate and encourage the African children.