Charities In Rutland
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The Consolidated (non-Educational) Charities
Beneficiary groupOPERATING IN THE RUTLAND AREA WE AIM TO ASSIST ELDERLY INDIVIDUALS WITH THEIR WINTER FUEL PAYMENTS
Cricket Field And Recreation
Facilities, LeisureMaintenance of Playing Fields gifted to the Village and, as affordable, development of facilities for benefit of the local community.
East Midlands Funding Forum
The East Midlands Funding Forum is an information, training and support network for Funders. The Funding Forum supports its membership by network meetings and themed training events.
Rutland Natural History Society
Charitable activities, Environment, HeritageEncourage and enable, through educational programs, the monitoring, recording, advocacy, and protection of Rutland's natural history and biodiversity. Encourage the public to engage with and understand Rutland's natural history.
Barrowden Village Green And Recreation Ground
Facilities, LeisureMaintenance of public outdoor recreational facilities in the parish of Barrowden
Ashby-De-La-Zouch Young Farmers Club
Beneficiary group, Economic and community developmentLed by young people, for young people, Ashby Young Farmers Club provide their members aged between 10 and 26 a unique opportunity to develop skills, learn about countryside issues and the environment, work with their local community, travel abroad, take part in a varied competitions programme and enjoy a dynamic social life.
Dying Matters In Rutland CIO
HealthWe provide information about services available and provide support to those facing end of life
Poor's Land At Ashton
Social welfareDistribution of monies for the poor and needy in Uppingham
The Friends Of Brooke Priory
Associations, Beneficiary group, EducationParent, teacher and friends association of Brooke Priory School
Ketton Guides And Scouts Supporters Association
AssociationsKGSSA provides and maintains scouting and guiding facilities for the six scout and guide groups in the Rutland village of Ketton.
The Oakham Canal Green Corridor Project
Economic and community development, Facilities, Housing, LeisureThe key purpose is to create a footpath alongside the route of the old Oakham Canal from a housing estate on the edge of Oakham extending, initially, about 2km into the countryside. We will be working with landowners to improve the quality of footpaths and signage. We aim to preserve the environment around the Oakham Canal in order to share the economic, environmental and leisure opportunities.
The King Egbert Lodge Benevolent Fund
Beneficiary group, Social welfareMake donations to those in need eg1. Hospices2. freemasons widows and orphans as well as others in the community3.Hospitals4.Work with young people
Poor's Land (clawson Gift)
Social welfareTo assist the poorest in the community at Christmas
The Henry And Nigel Marshall Trust Fund
Education(1) Support of the Church of All Saints, Pilham, Lincolnshire and in default (2) funds held for Uppingham School.
Brigg's Pension Charity
Beneficiary group6 ladies are sent a cheque annually and there is no other contact or involvement.
The Bythams Woodland Trust
Facilities, LeisureTo conserve and maintain the Bytham woodland and other areas as open spaces for the purposed of exercise and recreation for the benefit of the inhabitants of Lincolnshire and Rutland.
Market Overton Play Area
Beneficiary group, Charity and VCS support, Childcare, Economic and community developmentMarket Overton Play Area provides a play space for children including those with additional needs. It is located in a rural area and provides a variety of play equipment including accessible equipment for those with physical and sensory needs. It is run by a committee of people that raise funds to pay for the annual insurance, maintenance and inspection costs and new equipment.
Out Of Hours Club Rutland
Arts, Beneficiary group, LeisureTo bring together additional needs young people in and around Rutland in order for them to independently move around the local area unsupported by their parents, to encourage socialization and independence, to enjoy recreational activities such as going to the pub, having meals out, going to the cinema/theatre. bowling and having days out with their peers.
Ridlington Village Hall
Facilities, LeisureWE KEEP RIDLINGTON VILLAGE HALL IN GOOD STRUCTURAL CONDITION AND IMPROVE FACILITIES FOR EXAMPLE INSTALLING DISABLED W.C. AND ACCESS TO HALL. THE HALL IS USED BY VILLAGE ORGANISATIONS INCLUDING GARDENING CLUB. IT IS THE ONLY PUBLIC BUILDING IN THE VILLAGE. IT IS ALSO USED FOR PARISH COUNCIL MEETINGS AND A POLLING STATION.
The Rutland Stroke Club
HealthGuest speakers, entertainers, quizzes, bingo at monthly meetings. Additional days out for coach trips to places of interest and visits out for lunches and teas aimed at improving the quality of life socially for both stroke sufferers and their carers.
Wolds Community First Responders
Charity and VCS support, Health, Saving of livesTo support the relief of sickness and the preservation and protection of good health by the provision of trained first response volunteers, to attend medical emergencies as directed by the East Midlands Ambulance Service, or its successors, prior to the arrival of a rapid response vehicle or ambulance.To educate public in first aid and basic life supportTo give first aid cover at public events
Belton In Rutland Village Hall
Facilities, HousingProvision of Village Hall facilities to all village residents and surrounding homes.
Leicester Community First Responders
Health, Saving of livesTO ASSIST THE AMBULANCE SERVICES IN THE COMMUNITY
Lincolnshire Community Assistance Team
Animals, Saving of livesAssisting the Emergency Services and Local Resilience Forums with Community Resilience / 4x4 logistics / Search and Rescue / Providing Manpower.
The Reverend John Beck Wickes' Exhibition
Beneficiary group, EducationGrants towards the costs of male ordinands sponsored by the Diocese of Peterborough and educated in a school within the diocese