Charities In Rutland

Support of NHS and other medical institutions with the delivery of blood, blood products and items in support of patient care

We raise funds to provide Gifts/Wishes/Experiences for young adults aged 18 to 30 who have any type of cancer and are being treated at East Midlands Hospitals. Plus those up to 40 years old who have a Sarcoma with treatment at The Leicester Royal Infirmary.We also provide free holidays at our Mablethorpe based Caravan for cancer patients and their families from within the East Midlands area.

Exists for the diffusion and support of the principles of Unitarian Christianity & Liberal Religion in the East Midlands and support of its consituent congregations

The Clipsham Yew Tree Avenue Trust (CYTAT) is established to maintain, care for and preserve the historic Yew Tree Avenue in the Parish of Clipsham in Rutland. We are raising funds to enable the Trust to professionally clip the 137 topiaried yew trees once a year, normally in September. In addition we select contractors to maintain the Avenue and the surrounding grassland including the hedges.

To apply capital and income for charitable purposes as the Trustees see fit.

Molly's Gift grants individuals and community groups money to support disadvantaged young people have access to sport and physical activity. Molly's Gift also deliver free holiday programmes and a Saturday Morning Club aimed at tackling holiday hunger and social isolation. Molly's Gift also support adults to become active through group sessions and a yearly physical activity challenge.

An organisation to promote a greater public understanding of ornithology in the Middle East, the Caucasus and Central Asia and to facilitate conservation of the region's birds. Research grants are awarded and the results are published in a twice-yearly publication.

SOCIAL, EDUCATIONAL AND RECREATIONAL SERICES FOR 10 TO 26 YEAR OLDS

The objects of the branch charity shall be to promote and encourage for the benefit of the public the improvement, protection and preservation of the countryside of Rutland and Lincolnshire, their towns and villages and the better development of the rural environment.

Social, Educational and recreational activities for 10 to 26 year olds.

The provision of sex and relationship education to children and young people in secondary schools in the Poole and Bournemouth Area and such parts of the UK as the trustees may from time to time determine.

Cottesmore Village Hall provides local, recreational, charitable, social and commercial organisations with facilities for hire at competitive rates within the village. Residents and other individuals or organisations can hire the facility for their own use or to participate in events organised by other hirers Currently the hall is used for a variety of activities

Preserving the the heritage of industrial railways in Rutland

Rutland Rotaract Family Support Centre aims to provide social, recreational, educational and therapeutic support to children and young people (0-25) with special educational needs or disabilities, and their families.This includes swimming and riding lessons, Carers' Choir, Film Club and Family Support drop-in sessions and a range of holiday activities and social events.

The company's principal aim is to enrich the cultural life of Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland by bringing to those localities established musicians of international, national and local standing to make music in a variety of contexts, and to broaden interests, understanding and audience base through educational and outreach programmes via Annual Music Festival and Lunchtime Concerts.

We are committed to a commemorative sculpture in memory of the 10th Battalion The Parachute Regiment and their 'best of times during the worst of times' spent in Leicestershire during 1944. We are also committed to raise funds to perpetuate the annual Somerby Commemoration. We also wish to help inform and educate the local (especially young) people of those world changing events.

LeicSAR is a lowland search and rescue unit operating throughout Leicestershire and Rutland. We are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.Our primary role is to assist the Police in the search for vulnerable missing persons in urban, rural and lowland areas. This includes children, the elderly or those suffering from an illness including dementia, depression or mental health issues.

To provide accommodation in the almshouses for persons qualifying according to the conditions as laid by the Trust Deed

The purposes of the Church are:the advancement of the Christian faith in accordance with the Basis of Faith primarily but not exclusively within Rutland and the surrounding neighbourhood; andsuch other charitable purposes as shall, in the opinion of the Charity Trustees, further the work of the Church.The main activities are:Christian worship servicesBible studies and prayer meetings

To use donations and legacies made by the general public for the benefit of patients in the East Midlands area and to provide support for our staff within the Trust.

management of 6 almshouses

We are a Brass Band based in the village of Hathern in North Leicestershire. We have 4 Bands - Hathern Band (the main 1st Section contesting Band), Hathern Youth Band (age ranges from 8 - 19years) Hathern Training Band (mostly children but some adults, all at early learning stage) and Hathern Concert Brass (a non contesting band).

The purpose of the charity is to provide physical and emotional support and relief of need to teenagers and young adults who have been diagnosed with and are being treated for cancer by the provision of grants and funding for equipment, events and other special activities that the trustees see fit to approve from time to time.

Making grants for the relief of suffering from cancer and the promotion of animal welfare