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We are a brand new baby and toddler group based in our early years setting in Westwoodside academy. We welcome everybody within the community, from all across the Isle of Axholme, to to provide a safe, exciting and enriching environment for all children. Our main aim is to buy new resources to enhance our outdoor space, making it accessible and inclusive for all children.

Membership consists mainly of elderly locals many having health & loneliness issues .Qualified instructor takes session which is split into 3 parts - formal exercise, social (usually ball games) + free time. where instructor is able to give 1 to 1 instruuction Social interaction encouraged. Money would be put towards hire of pool, instructors fees, insurances & purchase/ replacement of equipmen...

Girlguiding Retford is planning a trip to Adelboden, Switzerland in August 2024. This is the site of Our Chalet, one of the 5 world centres. Offering unique experiences such as a pinning ceremony and abseiling for the 31 guides, young leaders and leaders that are attending, the trip is budgeted at £1250 pp. Any additional fundraising will reduce the costs for the guides, making it more accessi...

This year we have been on a defib drive as a club to try and provide our teams with as many AEDs as possible. Sudden Cardic Arrest is the biggest single threat to life within football. We want to help support educate our coaches and wider audience how to use them wherever our teams play. Please vote WTFC - Junior Section #Tigers

Our growing team of female volunteers have taken on the job of keeping the seats and signs around the Boston Woods sites clean and clear of tall grass, nettles, thistles etc. This year they have tackled it with scrubbing brushes and hand shears, but we would like to provide some lightweight cordless equipment to enable us to repeat the process through the summer season for the benefit of visito...

We are a local inclusive netball group with members from the ages of 14 to 57 years. the majority of our members play in the local league. We endeavour to keep costs for our members are to a minmum, enabling everyone to enjoy physical activity in a safe supportive environment. Any funds we receive,would help the club purchase new kits, equipment & pay towards court fees.

Lincs ark are appealing for funding to maintain a project set up this year, which has been in great demand. Our Neuter 4 the future is a neutering programme for strays and interbreeding cases within our community. This project aims to help even when the charity foster placements are full. Vet treatments are ever increasing Males are currently £45 female £65. Neuter now and safeguard the futur...

Any money raised for and on behalf of Framework would be used to support the vulnerable members of society that get referred to Framework. We would use the money to purchase basic furniture/household items for when they move into their own property. Our aim is to get the homeless from off the street and into their own accommodation. But most have little or no belongings to set up home with.

The money will be used for the volunteer to continue to make the cakes each week. The group is a coffee morning, aimed at Wyberton residents or further afield to come along to enjoy a reduced price drink and cake, with books & magazines available, and friendly people that enjoy meeting new people.

The Wednesday Club is a group for young adults with learning disabilities. We meet each week for two hours and they have various activities to use and interact with their peers. We have regular social events and days out at the beach and maybe a zoo. Funding would help us carry on this worthwhile group and enable us to provide support to these young people.

Headway Lincolnshire is a local charity for people affected by acquired brain injury (ABI) and their families. We want to provide family activities for families. Having or caring for someone with an ABI is very socially isolated for all the family. We want to provide activities and peer support so families know they aren't alone. Brain injury is a family affair.

We are more than an allotments, it's a place for the community, a place for volunteers, NHS staff that regularly walk through and use the site for their well being, we welcome school groups and local groups within the scout network. The site would like to make some more raised beds, and compost to fill, that will be accessible to groups such as the (continued in box below as cannot type her...

The Beonna is a heritage community event venue based in a Grade 1 listed former church. We aim to tell the stories and heritage of the Beonna & Coastal Villages of South East Lincs. Funding will help us build our community programme with resources that include tutor time, equipment & materials so we can share these stories and encourage participation and inclusion from all areas of community.

Our teams bring together, the community from around the local areas. Bringing both boys and girls the opportunity to partake and learn football. We are based at fosdyke, which has limited amenities. My daughter plays for under 13s and has grown in confidence and ability. As well as the rest of the team. Looking to the future, so the teams can stay together, and do more for the local community.

St. Mary & St. Nicholas Church welcomes all and is always there for everyone in their hour of need be it spiritual or physical and is funded by local fundraising and donations. But like everyone the upkeep and running costs are ever increasing. We are having to have some electrical work carried out and have restoration projects ongoing and any funding would be gratefully received.

Within our PPG our social prescriber runs a free Arts and Crafts Therapy group, which provides the attendees with a more holistic approach to communicate feelings or thoughts they find difficult to talk about. The monies raised would support this group with the cost of room hire and supplies.

If successful we would like to spend the money on 'Crumble Kits' for STEM resources and activities - STEM combines Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths to build on pupil knowledge and understanding and help develop skills. We would purchase these fun resources to help bring learning to life therefore making the more difficult subjects enjoyable and exciting to learn.

Birchwood Colts provides football activities for the children in local community, from 3 to 18 byears of age. Our philosophy and club motto is "Let the children play". We try our hardest to ensure our footbal activities are incluse and affordable to all members of our community. We desperately need new goals to repace our very old existing goals, which need replacing.

We are a not-for-profit organisation who provides a community venue, hosting services that benefit the area, including our own volunteer run projects that each benefit the physical, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing of all who attend. The money will be used to keep our venue and services running through maintaining a safe environment and providing resources for our community lunch club.

The club was formed to bring together residents who enjoy gardening in all its aspects and to encourage others to become involved and benefit from the physical and mental attributes that gardening brings and to help them become better gardeners with the advice and knowledge of our speakers. The money would be used to meet the increasing cost of speakers and the room hire.

developmentplus runs 5 mental health and wellbeing projects including the Better Together Art Group for adults of all abilities. The group, meeting biweekly, encourages skill sharing, experimenting with materials, and building friendships. They've explored wood whittling, botanical art, needle felting, pyrography, etc. Donations will fund future tutor fees and craft materials.

The hall boiler needs replacement. The hall serves many community groups, weekly parent and toddler, hired for birthday, baptism and wedding party people, kung Fu, jumble sales, weekly dance group, PCC, polling station. We can only serve the community if the hall is warm.

Our group suffered losses during COVID and very nearly closed down. We have managed to keep it running but desperately need an injection of funds to help us refurbish our stage and scenery plus renew out dated, inefficient lighting equipment. We are fully inclusive to all ages & abilities and provide nights out with plays, shows and regular entertainment for our local community.

A group of quilters who meet regularly to sew together. We share talents and help each other to build confidence and acquire new skills. We enjoy socializing and have an ‘open door’ to welcome new friends! Each year we are proud to make a difference by supporting a local good cause, through fundraising and producing comforting crafted items. We would benefit from help with our running c...

The Guide Dog mission is to provide guide dogs, mobility and other rehabilitation services that meet the needs of the visually impaired person. The Lincoln & District Branch of Guide Dog for the Blind Association consists of local volunteers, guide dog owners (and their dogs) and puppy raisers who actively fundraise and raise awareness at local events and supermarkets.

Bowls can be very accessible and integrated so is a true “sport for all” to improve physical and mental wellbeing. Eastgate Club plans to invest in specialised equipment to support people with disabilities to enable them to fully participate. If successful the funds will go towards the purchase of a specially adapted wheelchair, bowl lifter, walking stick with green protector, and bowl laun...

We are a new Brownie unit (7-10 year olds) set up to continue the Girlguiding journey for the Rainbow unit (5-7 year olds) running in the same premises. We are keen to give them the opportunity to try adventurous activities as well as developing their skills in a wide variety other activities. The money will be used to buy resources and subsidise adventures.

Pelican Trust assists in rehabilitation of people recovering from mental illness and physical disabilities through vocational training & work experience, recognising the individuals' need for self worth & social identity, providing help in restoring confidence so that they may lead socially valued lives. Providing support / guidance / training / education leading to a return to the workplac...

Green Synergy is a gardening and horticulture charity supporting people to socialise, learn and thrive by delivering gardening and therapeutic horticulture activities, community engagement events and volunteering to bring communities together to improve people’s wellbeing. The funding would enable us to offer plant to plate programmes to bringing growing and food closer to our local communiti...

We provide a safe, supportive and relaxed play area for children under 5. With a purpose-built play area, sensory room, picnic area and inclusive toilet facilities families can enjoy a stress-free play and chance to meet other families. We have over 800 toys available to hire including sensory toys, allowing families to benefit from costly items for a minimal cost and to reduce toy waste.

Lincoln Cat Care promotes all aspects of individual and general cat welfare thereby helping cat owners and those who value the human / cat bond .Financial support for veterinary treatment , neutering schemes , fostering , rearing kittens ,BACS rehoming , advice ( help) lines are some of our duties . We would put a grant towards feeding and caring for needy cats .

School is continually trying to develop the provision for children. This money would be used to provide playground equipment and games to help add further, fun, focus and team work to lunchtimes and playtimes. The school serves children of 3-11 years of age, from deprived backgrounds. The children really enjoy sport and having access to this equipment during unstructured time would be amazing.

Every Friday after school we offer games, crafts and fun with free food to local families. The Ermine and St Giles estates are areas of deprivation and disadvantage with more than half the children in the local primary schools in receipt of Free School Meal Benefit. We offer families a place to get together, make friends, get fed and feel better than when they arrived.

Small & friendly Sports & Fitness Centre. 2 members with visual impairments but no wheelchair users. Consulted with wheelchair users who report they can access the space / use disabled changing room and move around the gym but the equipment is limited. To be fully inclusive it requires the purchase of disability friendly functional small equipment weighted balls, resistance bands, kettlebe...

We are dedicated to improving the well-being and health in our local community as singing has been found to prevent and combat so many of the social issues that plague society today. We would use the funding for: * Resources to improve the experience for our members as we grow to better facilitate social interactions. * Venue Hire. * Promotional Material.

We are a charity that works to provide better facilities and community events for the people of Hartsholme. We run a Community Cuppa monthly where we offer tea, coffee and biscuits to our residents. We want to expand this by providing a free hot/cold meal year-round. We are also looking at putting some light entertainment on at these events. The Community Champions funding will help make this p...

Our school community is based in a highly deprived area of Lincoln where many of our families are living in terrace houses with no gardens and limited outdoor space therefore we would like to build a parkour facility. As a sport, parkour provides both physical and mental challenge, quick decision making, application of leaping, jumping, climbing and running to complete a circuit course.

Abbey Residents Forum is dedicated to organising free family events within the ward. Our team of local volunteers strive to create a welcoming environment for all to participate and enjoy. With limited resources currently at our disposal, we'd love to obtain investment from the community fund to expand our event offerings, acquire additional equipment & enhance the overall experience.

To continue our work of being a Welcoming church, open every Monday morning between 10.30am and 12 noon, providing drinks, and friendship

We are an uniformed youth organisation for girls aged four and over. We do crafts, cookery, games, puzzles, action songs, and lots more to help girls with their personal development and life skills. We are organising a residential camp for 2024 and looking to raise funds to cover the cost of transport and accommodation to enable the trip to be affordable for all girls to attend. ...

The Meridale Centre is a venue for community events, activities & provides an information hub. It has a thriving Youth Club meeting twice a week with 52 members. We want to refurbish the kitchen & purchase suitable kitchen equipment so Youth Club members can participate in simple food preparation during Youth Club sessions, giving them ideas of how good, cheap, tasty meals can be prepared.

Alford Windmill Trust has been established to preserve and operate Alford’s remaining, Grade 1 listed, windmill for the community. Having received funding for the repair of the windmill and other buildings on the site the Trust now urgently needs funding to pay running costs to operate the site until the refurbishments are completed in 2025 i.e., lawn mower, insurance etc

At JSTC we aim to recognise the achievements of our students on a termly basis for attendance, positive behaviour and for academic excellence. Our bid is to ensure that we can continue with this approach for the coming academic year at a time when educational budgets are being squeezed due to rising utility cost in addition to inflationary rises. Your support would be hugely appreciated.

Our outdoor area at nursery is looking a little tired and worn so we would spend the money raised on new outdoor play equipment and resources for the children. Outdoor play is hugely important for the children's self esteem, confidence and skill building and massively benefits the children's mental and physical health and wellbeing.

We are a not for profit community group for the over 55's, providing a hot 2 course lunch, and friendship to combat isolation. Due to significant increases of overheads eg. rent and food costs, this donation would enable us to maintain the long term running of this club and keep it at a reasonable cost to our members.

A Baby Bank based in Horncastle - we aim to support local families by supplying them with the equipment and supplies they need for children from birth to 5. Their needs are identified by health professionals and the majority of items are supplied by donations. Items such as stair gates, cot mattresses, toiletries and nappies are purchased new and this is what we would use any funding for.

We are volunteers who aim to support those in our community who are less fortunate. We maintain the Pingle, an 8 acre Local Nature Reserve. We provide financial support for school children who would otherwise be excluded from school trips and individual Welfare cases. We provide free food and emergency utility support to struggling families. We would use the funds to support the community...

The Keals’ Events Community Group has been formed by the community for the community. We aim to organise affordable, inclusive events and for all involved to have fun and make new friends. Everyone is welcome. We are raising funds so we can host community events such as Craft Markets, Community Cuppas, Wellbeing Walks, Entertainment Nights, Litter Picking, Community First Aid and CPR trai...

The club uses the Allan Barker Recreation Field for matches. We pay rent to the Town Council. The club own and members fundraise for, all other equipment eg goals, nets, footballs, training aids, line marker, players kit. Mandatory FA coaching & first aid courses & insurance. Costs us £3000- £4000/year and rising. Money will go to buying these essentials.

Our food bank, operating solely on donations, stands as a lifeline for both civilian and military communities. With an unwavering commitment to transparency, we ensure that every food voucher contributes directly to replenishing essential supplies. Your support empowers us to amplify our impact, reaching more individuals and families in need.

Our outside learning area is invaluable for our children's learning in terms of developing their communication, language, imagination skills and supporting their understanding of looking after their environment. We have started to refurbish this area and would like to build a sensory garden and more vegetable patches as this has proved popular with our children especially gardening club.

Cats Protection exists to make sure that all cats can live their best lives. We do this by supporting owners to understand their cat and offer assistance with neutering to keep numbers of cats down, and also by rehoming relinquished or abandoned cats. We are all volunteers and although we are part of a national charity, we have to raise all of our funds locally to continue the work that we do...

Horncastle ATC provides opportunities for young people interested in Aviation and gives an insight into life in RAF. We are able to offer the experience of flight in powered aircraft, gliding, shooting, CTS (clay target shooting) We also run a Duke of Edinburgh scheme through to Gold Award. We would like funds to help buy Duke of Edinburgh equipment.

Horncastle Tiny tots is a parent and baby/toddler group. We would use the money to help with the running of the tots group, such as towards the rent and providing a healthy snack for the children

Our play project assists with physical activity and promotes positive mental health. Allowing children and parents or guardians alike from Belchford and the surrounding villages to meet. The support fund will go towards the maintenance and safety upkeep of equipment, where creativity and fun outdoor play are encouraged to create a lasting difference.

Mimi's mission is community cohesion, we aim to reduce antisocial behaviour by engaging all ages in the community with activities and events. Mimi's is located at the historic Manby RAF Gatehouse and includes a cafe and youth centre. The funding would support a cooking activity, for all ages, which promotes healthy low cost meals. The sessions will demonstrate low cost cooking with fres...

Our name is Piggywigs! We offer nursery places for 1-4-year-olds, and out-of-school places (breakfast club and after school club) to children aged 4-11, in the village of Scamblesby. We are seeking money to develop a Forest School area, providing more and more varied outdoor learning opportunities and experiences for all our children, for the benefit of their physical and mental health.

Cats Protection exists to make sure that all cats can live their best lives. We do this by supporting owners to understand their cat and offer assistance with neutering to keep numbers of cats down, and also by rehoming relinquished or abandoned cats. We are all volunteers and although we are part of a national charity, we have to raise all of our funds locally to continue the work that we do...

We started our wellbeing walk followed by a cuppa to get people socialising. We are a rural village making the most of our village hall. People from nearby villages join in. Its a way of making friends, improving mental health and loneliness. We welcome people with all disabilities and people with well behaved dogs making it a social event each week.

SPILSBY TOWN COUNCIL would like to re furbish their old and outdated play area on the Boston Road Recreation ground. We aim to provide a safe, fun environment where all local children (0-12) are welcome. We aim to improve amenities and encourage all children to take part in physical activity and develop healthy habits and lifestyles. To accommodate all with wheelchair access and equipment.

Brownies unit for girls aged between 7 and 10 years old. We meet each week to learn new skills, make friends, experience new things, and go on amazing adventures. The unit was established as the Spilsby unit is full and there is significant demand for the group in our area. Insurance costs are incredibly high and we seek funds for this so that our other fundraising can be spent on activities...

The Wellness Network CIC educates, inspires and motivates people to live their best healthiest lives. This may be by improving their mental, physical or emotional health. We do this through two different programmes, our Mind & Body programme and The Different Way Days. Each provides a safe space to learn, connect and grow. By empowering people to take action, great things happen.

T-Jazz, our primary school wind band, has performed locally and further afield at The Royal Albert Hall and Symphony Hall Birmingham in the past 9 months as part of the Music For Youth Festival. Our instruments are getting tired after 15 years of use in lessons and we require funds for repairs, replacements and funding towards travel to events in the future. Thank you.

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Age UK Lindsey supports local older people by delivering a wide range of services in the home and community. We are holding a Christmas fete in Horncastle Community Centre selling gifts and clothes from our charity shops which is open to the public with coffee and cakes for sale. Alongside this we want to provide Christmas lunch to 30-40 of our most vulnerable clients who are socially isolated...

In Dec 2022. Our local brown owl Jo Rinfret was given the devastating news that her cancer diagnosis was now terminal and given three months to live. Her friends decided to mark this with a Friendship Bench in celebration of her 27 years to Guiding . A wooden bench.Plaque. large planter and plants and upkeep

We are looking for funding for the upkeep of the building for the Community to use and keep it running for the many groups that use it regularly. This facility is used by many groups some weekly and some monthly. Our weekly groups include Little Angels, Badminton, Wragby District Social group, Zumba, Yoga and Art Classes .Monthly groups include W.I. Family Bingo, Film Club and Gardening Club...

We are a specialist trauma counselling organisation using the theory of change for individuals to help with thier psychological issues. We specialise in offering help for domestic abuse and sexual violence as well as other mental health problems through the provision of 1-1 counselling, psycho-educational groups, telephone support and a drop in service. We also run a food bank which is open to ...

We are a specialist trauma counselling organisation using the theory of change for individuals to help with thier psychological issues. We specialise in offering help for domestic abuse and sexual violence as well as other mental health problems through the provision of 1-1 counselling, psycho-educational groups, telephone support and a drop in service. We also run a food bank which is open to ...

The money, if granted, will enable us to purchase food in supermarkets to supplement donations of food from the general public It will also assist in the running cost of vehicles to collect food from supermarkets and subsequently deliver to households where necessary.

provide a wide range of services aimed at improving the quality of life for people of all ages across East Anglia. The mission is to help vulnerable children, young people, families and communities deal with the varied and frequently difficult challenges life throws at them. MORE INFO ON FORM CANT FIT HERE

We took a neglected, dog mess filled, underused field and made it into a space that more people could use, we built a footpath around the perimeter to make it wheelchair friendly, we installed benches so people could rest and bins to help the litter and dog mess issue. We have plans to build a small orchard and extend the path through this and we need to purchase trees and materials.

The polytunnel onsite is used for the growing of vegetables and flowers. This promotes sustainability for the park and all vegetable crops grown collected and supplements the community crop drop. The added addition of paving within the polytunnel would increase accessibility for all year round use. This would benefit both volunteer and educational groups and for the wider enjoyment of the lo...

We are a small school in Newark, who truly believe that the children should be at the heart of their learning through holistic approaches, nurturing and promoting outdoor learning. We are looking to move onto the second phase of our playground modification and wish to include outdoor classrooms, buddy benches, musical instruments, update the forest schools area for the school and community

At 1st Bilsthorpe Scouts young people can learn survival skills, first aid, cooking and much more, there is something for every young person whatever their physical ability. It is a great way to make friends, have fun and get outdoors. We are looking for help funding the general running costs to keep 1st Bilsthorpe Scout Group running .

We are raising funds for a UK mini and youth tour in 2024. 120 children between the ages of 7 and 12 will get a tour experience with opportunities to bond as a team, take part in new adventurous activities and build lasting friendships plus play at a rugby festival. Our goal is to subsidise the costs through fundraising activities to make touring accessible to all players within our community.

We are in desperate need of new camping equipment, especially tents. These new tents would enable us to take more girls away, giving them new experiences and opportunities to challenge themselves, push themselves out of their comfort zone and make new memories!

We meet monthly to have a coffee and chat. Our aim is to provide a quiet safe friendly environment for all stroke and aphasia suffers. We want to enable people who have had a stroke to meet and socialise with others who have had a similar experience. We meet the first Tuesday of every month in St Giles Community Hall, Balderton from 11am to 1pm.

Our Supported Family Group provides free support, friendship and play opportunities to local families with children under 5 years. Every child who comes is provided with a free healthy breakfast. Specially trained staff offer information and resources about parenting, play and development. The money would be used to sustain this vital service, which is a lifeline for many local families.

We are a local running community that caters for all ages and abilities: We meet on a Monday evening at 6 pm and a Wednesday morning at 7 am outside the local Co-op: We also hold a walking group on a Tuesday & Thursday evening at 7 pm: We now have over 150 members and strong attendance for all the weekly events. We concentrate on personal and mental well-being through running & walking together...

Our group is a vibrant member of the U3A providing a wide variety of group activities & social events. We are wanting to provide IT training to our 25+ group leaders & volunteers, helping us to move away from from paper based information and being able to access things quickly & safely. This will help towards training and acquiring devices.

Our Club is owned and run by and for our members, welcoming all of any gender, background or standard. We play in 4 local leagues and run various competitions, some open to non-members. During the winter our 50 year old the clubhouse has been refurbished in order to make it more user friendly and fit for the 21st century. We now need to complete the overhaul with seating, soft furnishings,...

Our aim is to involve our communities in the 'reduce,reuse recycle' approach to waste, to benefit the environment by inspiring people to come together, exchange ideas and build relationships, through initiatives like litter picks, item exchanges, workshops and informative events to create a shared sense of responsibility and practical approach to improving our environment for the future...

Our Church is here to provide Spiritual (and physical if possible) help to anyone who asks. The money will be used to help provide outreach to the community. Eg. Voluntary running of our `Welcome2all` coffee shop. This provides a meeting place for conversation as well as drinking coffee. We also run the film club. Both of these events are well supported by the community. We support Pre-Sch...

We search online and physically in the cemetery for loved ones graves. Also put up displays in the Interpretation Centre relevant to Newark and the cemetery. We currently need a new laptop and always need ink for the printer.

We are developing the Winthorpe Road Community Garden behind the Church of Promise as an innovative, multifunctional community garden open to all teaching food growing and gardening skills, providing free locally grown produce, promoting health and well-being, encouraging and fostering community spirit and providing volunteering in the community. Money to support developement: paths, seeds, to...

We would like to build a kitchen garden for children in our primary school. The funds would be used to build raised beds (where herbs, vegetables and soft fruit are grown) as well as a wooden work bench and tools. We would aim to purchase and build a new seating area that is inclusive for wheelchair users. The garden would provide a resource for many cross-curricular activities, where children ...

After over 30 years of service, SCC's heavy roller is no longer usable, needing replacing. Without a reliable roller, it's impossible to prepare a good wicket, potentially resulting in inconsistent bounce and even a dangerous playing surface. Our three adult sides and thriving juniors would be unable to continue playing without this equipment, losing a facility at the heart of our commu...

The council and cemetery has responsibility for the closed churchyard and manages the playing field. use the money to maintain roads and pavements and other facilities and services. The play area needs a new picnic bench and seating.

We have recently upgraded our 1925 pavillion to a more modern standard. We have raised all the funds ourselves but need further funding to decorate the whole building. The bowling club is open to any person to help with their health and wellbeing.As well as bowling we have a social committee to arrange a variety of other social events.

We are a relatively new CIC, that is rapidly growing. On our 8-plot community allotment, we are developing a nature pond, sensory garden, and raised beds for growing fruit & veg. We also hold a weekly community feast, that we fund. In addition to this, we help run a local hut that gives away free hotdogs to children, every day. This grant would help sustain these things for the foreseeable fu...

We are a volunteer wildlife rescue located in Cleethorpes with the aim of rescue, rehabilitate and release of local injured wildlife. We admit around 1500 wildlife causalities into our volunteers care each year so vet trips, feeds and general maintenance of enclosures are all very expensive, this is what we would use the funds to support.

Grassroots football, imagine being able to save every special moment you create with friends and family. This is what I want to do for them. With funding towards a HD pixellot camera I am trying to raise funds for. Football is the added bonus to go with the journey they are all on to become respectful young men. I want them to look back on their journey.

Sunflowers Children's Action Group is a small registered operated entirely by volunteers. We like to create activities for children with life-limiting & life-threatening conditions to enjoy, providing an opportunity to make memories, reduce isolation, and improve mental & physical health. Any funds would be used for a Cinema Club screening for our families who can't go to the cinema n...

Fierce Elite is a sporting programme that teaches athletes everything they need to be part of competitive cheer. Not only does it teach physical skills but provides a place where athletes form friendships that last a lifetime. In 2023 they won National Champion and European Champion titles so America is next!! We are fundraising to help them get to the most prestigious competition in the world!...

Brightening Keelby is a community group who organisers litter picks , ran the award winning community garrden and tries to maintain planting areas.We are looking to bring in a mobile watering system to maintain our planters and a rainwater collection system We are also looking to find a new location for the community garden. We have lots of workshops planned to make bug hotels etc

A lovely group of children who are excited to start their football season again as Humberston Bears U10.To help them progress further this season we would like to prepare them for the winter months & equipt them with jackets,hats,gloves.The children are great friends on & off the pitch & we would like to further their social skills by taking them for treats such a bowling and make this a fun ti...

We are kindly asking for your support with our garden project in our Children’s Development Centre at Grimsby Hospital. The Health Tree Foundation would like to transform a disused outdoor area into a child friendly sensory garden that caters for the needs of all children irrespective of their age and ability from birth to 16 years.

Any money received would be used to purchase plants and peat free compost to plant out the planters and garden areas around the village. We would purchase litter pickers and sacks for our regular litter picks in the village.

The Wellness Network CIC educates, inspires and motivates people to live their best healthiest lives. This may be by improving their mental, physical or emotional health. We do this through two different programmes, our Mind & Body programme and The Different Way Days. Each provides a safe space to learn, connect and grow. By empowering people to take action, great things happen.

Sophies Journey provides free holidays to children with cancer in lincolnshire , we have two dedicated caravans based at Haven Golden Sands in Mbalethorpe where we send the families for a weeks break inbetween treatment and surgery , we have a fully adapted caravan so any children that have mobility issues can also have a break away, We offer support and advice to the families including home vi...

Bracebridge Heath Parish Council is undergoing an ambitious refurbishment of the village hall, moving the library into the venue and opening a parish office. This work will revive the hall and bring it back into use as a much needed and thriving community building for all. If successful, we would like to use the funding to purchase furniture and furnishings to make this a really special space.

1st Waddington (RAF) Rangers are fundraising to repair their storage shelter, which currently has a leaky roof! Guiding lets girls know that they can do anything. They go to their first ever sleepover, canoe on rivers, increase in confidence, have fun and try new things with friends. In order to provide these opportunities, we need somewhere to store our camping equipment which keeps it dry...

Trefoil Guild is part of the Girlguiding family and welcomes everyone aged 18 and over to find friendship, get involved, give back and we aim to support Guiding groups by carrying the spirit of Girlguiding into our communities. Lincoln South East is a new Guild and are fundraising to be able to support local groups and leaders.

The Friends manage the hiring of the Thomas Garret Heritage Rooms,at a reasonable rate, so that large and small local community, art, craft and heritage groups can meet there to pursue a variety of interests. We need to replace old and add new notice boards so that we can display important information, announcements and What's On to expand everyone's enjoyment and use of the building.

Heckington Tennis Club is bringing grass court tennis back to the heart of the village. Continuing our journey to restore the club as an asset to the local area. Being grass our main outlay is ground maintenance and improving our facilities.

We are people aged between 10-28 all socialising within lincs and ema. The money would be spent on running costs for the coming year as well as supplies for our fundraising and charitable activities.

We are a a friendly school focused on teaching and learning and supporting every child in achieving the very best that they can. We hope to raise enough to buy 2 iPads, for use across the whole school in various school clubs, including Bluey Club, which supports children of armed forces personnel and helps them keep in contact with deployed parents.

We strive to keep the annual fees to parents to a bare minimum every year, we look closely at what others charge and think we are one of the lowest in the fees we charge. We can only do this by sponsorship or donations from local businesses. Any money we receive will go towards keeping fees low, enabling us to purchase kits and equipment without burdening parents.

Any donation will be used to develop the club and update training equipment to keep the sport affordable for all.

Navenby Methodist Church Hall is used for a number of clubs/events including: Mother and Toddlers, Children's Dancing, Friendship Club for the more elderly, Women's Institute, Car Club, Pilates, Tea and Cakes afternoons, Occasional afternoon talks/film shows, birthday parties, recently Warm Room. Plus church orientated events Money would be used for Folding Tables and Stacking Chairs

Lincoln Vulcans aims to promote and encourage participation in swimming with special emphasis on competitive swimming. We run a programme from learn to swim through to senior competitions. Other than the head coach the club is run with volunteers any funds would be used towards the continual training required for safeguarding and CPDs for personnel development. Also new volunteers training.

we will use the money for activities and resources and for trips out with the rainbows

We are applying for to be Community Champions to support our PTFA who are working with school to develop an outside area into a 'Peace Garden' for the children to access and use for various activities such as reflection, reading, learning and even growing their own produce with the hope of selling it to the community.

Ruskington Village hall provides a space for a wide range of clubs and groups. Our remit is to provide access to the hall for local groups & residents as well as the local pre-school. Our core groups are made up of local community residents and provide for the following:- Bingo, Dancing, Model Railways, Bowls and others. We are looking to provide Audio/Visual equipment to enhance our facilities...

The upkeep of the club, paying for venue etc.

Old Wood Organic CIC is a community interest company working to develop a healthy, happy nature connected community. The Woodland Wellbeing Programme provides free nature based wellbeing activities for local people and their families who are experiencing ill mental health, stress, isolation or have a need to reconnect with the natural world for their health and wellbeing.

Couch to 5k courses encourage participants to take exercise, learn how to run and to be inspired by their achievement. In order to safely organise the courses we need trained coaches with courses costing £160 each. The participants are rewarded with a memento to recognise their achievement. With your support we can reduce the cost of a course to the participant, many go on to run a marathon!

Sleaford Snails is a non-profit Walking Football Club for all sexes over 55. We play 3 times per week, all year, to encourage fitness & mental wellbeing. We encourage social interaction & provide football kit, balls,trophies, pitch fees & play friendlies against other local clubs. Our membership has doubled in the past 18 months & the funding would be used to pay for kit & increasing pitch fees

Girlguiding Lincoln South East are fundraising to repair their storage shelter, which currently has a leaky roof! Guiding lets girls know that they can do anything. They go to their first ever sleepover, canoe on rivers, increase in confidence, have fun and try new things with friends. In order to provide these opportunities, we need somewhere to store our camping equipment which keeps it d...

Washingborough WI, formed in 1920, is part of the Local and National Federation of WIs. Although we have a small membership now, our aspirations are great and to encourage members of the community to join us, for our WI to continue, we need to develop and implement up-to-date tools of communication ie Website, Facebook, pop-up banners and posters to raise our profile in the Community. ...

North Scarle Tennis Club offers tennis to any aspiring Adult, Junior or Family wanting to get involved! The club are fundraising to expand services to our local community and spread the word that tennis is a fun and friendly way to stay in shape! We have a strong Junior coaching programme which looks to transition Juniors to our competitive leagues! Any donations will fuel local participation.....

Church clock no longer works. Manufactured in 1902, installed by public subscription for the coronation of Edward VII. Aim to install an automatic winding system to avoid further mechanical failures. Someone at present has to ascend a steep ladder to wind the clock once a week. Charles III coronation is the time to achieve this!

Our Church Hall is a community hub hosting many groups including Community Cuppa, Knit and Knatter, Badgers Art, Baby Club Toddlers and other activities for the whole of Barnetby. Local residents use the hall for parties and community events/galas. We would use the money to continue and improve our services to the community by providing internet, improving our kitchen and a new water boiler.

Axholme Cat Rescue is a small rescue based on the Isle of Axholme. Last year we rehomed 72 cats. So far this year we have rehomed 30 cats. There is an increasing demand for older cats to come into care due bereavement, owners going into end of life or residential care. To address this we are trying to raises funds to accommodate these cats their needs and offer more support.

We provide radio programs 24/7 to patients at Scunthorpe General Hospital, with live shows 6 days a week. Any monies donated would be used to maintain & update studio equipment, help fund publicity campaigns & assist with training programs for volunteers.

Slow Circular Earth UK is a social enterprise that inspires and empowers people to create sustainable communities through practical climate action. Our projects in North Lincolnshire focus on surplus food, climate advocacy, and eco education. We hope to create a short film and supporting educational materials. This will be screened in our mobile Zero Waste Café and as part of Humber Eco ...

Wootton Village Hall is a community space in a rural village, with a focussed drive on providing a welcoming accessible space for those members of Wootton and surrounding areas. We are looking to increase the accessibility options, and widen available equipment within our village space, to offer the facilities and organised events to combat loneliness, and improve community spirit within our a...

Goxhill Community Cuppa is helping to tackle loneliness and isolation in the village, our numbers are ever increasing so vouchers would be used to continue to provide the essential service to the community.

Haxey community cuppa is an inclusive social gathering to tackle loneliness and isolation in the Isle of Axholme by welcoming everyone in for free cuppa and cake. With the help of Lincolnshire Coop and N Lincs community co-ordinator we've managed to set up a lovely and welcoming environment for the local community and extra vouchers would really help us to grow and continue this service for...

We are the PTFA for St Martins C of E primary school, Owston Ferry. We would like to raise money to update & increase IT equipment accessible for the children to assist them in their learning.

We are a group of volunteers providing an all inclusive ‘cafe’ for all ages. We provide a variety bakes, beverages and fun activities that cater to all ages and requirements. Visitors are growing in numbers and individual needs, we would like more funds to be able to use both rooms that are available to us, so we can create a multi crafting area, more table top games, a baby and toddler pl...

Little Imps provides day care to children from 2.5 years to 11 years and is an essential service in the heart of the Messingham community. We would like to add to our outdoor area with more equipment and toys for the children to support their development and learning as they love to be outside in all weathers.

We are a kayak and canoe club run by volunteers. We meet on the river Ancholme for people aged 8+. We constantly need to update our kayaks, buoyancy aids, paddles and spray decks so we are always looking for funds to do this . It’s great to get people out on the water enjoying the river, wildlife and great outdoors

As the hall is so well used we regularly need to upgrade and replace crockery, cutlery, kitchen utensils, pots, pans etc so any funding would be used for this as we haven't been able to replace some of these items for quite some time.

Anvil House is staffed 24/7 and provides short term accommodation and support to up to 22 people who are homeless and have complex needs such as drug addiction, offending, and mental health issues. Residents are housed in self-contained flats which provide a safe, secure and ordered environment to people who have often led very chaotic lives.

We are a local charity supporting families that have a child with disabilities or complex medical health needs. We support the whole family and are an important intervention that can prevent families needing to be referred back to the NHS/Social care. Money would be used towards holiday inclusive activities project for families on the beach for Summer 2024.

SAPRKS is a small, locally focused charity, supporting people living in areas of high poverty. We aim to build resilient & independent individuals find a way out of poverty, resolve problems to become positive members of the community. We offer crisis support, help build connections & offer coaching to help them achieve their aspirations. The money will be used to continue to provide a safe spa...

SAPRKS is a small, locally focused charity, supporting people living in areas of high poverty. We aim to build resilient & independent individuals find a way out of poverty, resolve problems to become positive members of the community. We offer crisis support, help build connections & offer coaching to help them achieve their aspirations. The money will be used to continue to provide a safe spa...

We are a local charity supporting families that have a child with disabilities or complex medical health needs. We support the whole family and are an important intervention that can prevent families needing to be referred back to the NHS/Social care. Money would be used towards holiday inclusive activities project for families on the beach for Summer 2024.

The land for the village hall was donated by the Herd Family 1957 to the village. The village community raised funds for the hall to be built and the Committee is always looking at new ideas to develop and improve the village hall. We are currently seeking to improve the kitchen facilities to encourage more events and greater use of the village hall such as Curry Nights, Pie & Pea Nights etc.

Nature garden regeneration This project will physically improving an outdoor space whilst supporting children and young people by providing access to nature and outdoor experiences that promote positive mental health. Developing an existing outdoor area where children can explore wildlife, develop forest schools skills whilst learning about growing food and produce.

Empire & Crowland Allstars is a registered CIC offering allstar cheerleading & dance classes in Spalding & Crowland. Providing recreational & competitive options, we are in our 4th season with our competitive athletes securing top 3 places in nationally and grand champions. To continue safe athlete development, we would like to raise money for new tumble & safety equipment in our gyms.

We arrange weekly walks around Crowland which we follow by coffee and chat in a church. Alternate Saturday walks outside Crowland normally with picnic 4-5 miles. 2-3 away day trips organised annually. Members aged 50-85. Money for- insurance - Group Christmas/Afternoon Teas/Meal - to subsidise coach days walking outings to enable all members to be invol...

Our group is mainly older people, playing Christmas Carols,songs from musicals, the past and classical harmonies. Recently, we raised £500 to purchase a three octave set of handbells to enhance our present set of 15 bells. this enables us to perform songs in many different keys. Some of the new bells need new handles at a cost of £ £480. Any money we may be given will be spent doing this.

The Junior Choir is a free, weekly group for all aged 7-18 yrs. During the session they are taught to sing, play the recorder, read music and join in craft activities, followed by a youth club. We go into school assemblies to sing and promote music. The Junior Choir sing in our services and perform at concerts for the community. The money would purchase craft resources, games and refreshments...

To bring the elderly people in to the center for tea and a chat with other elderly people in the area on a Monday to play bingo and a meet and greet on a Wednesday for a meel and a chat with other elderly people and a meet and greet on a Friday on a regular basis for the elderly people in the area

We are a small community choir with a growing member base of 24 to-date. We aim to help promote `music for mental health`, both for our members and those in the community who we entertain. Some of our performance credits include retirement homes, local churchs and charity events. We would love to receive some funding to help us to purchase a sound system and musical backing tracks.

Our purpose is to focus on improving access to the countryside for people with limited mobility. This includes young families with pushchairs and the disabled. We require funding for Countryside For All leaflets. These provide information on route surfaces, gradients, cross slopes, width between barriers etc. The leaflets enable everyone to find a countryside route that is accessible for them...

Sophies Journey provides free holidays to children with cancer in lincolnshire , we have two dedicated caravans based at Haven Golden Sands in Mbalethorpe where we send the families for a weeks break inbetween treatment and surgery , we have a fully adapted caravan so any children that have mobility issues can also have a break away, We offer support and advice to the families including home vi...

We are for girls aged between 10-14 and it will go towards the subscriptions, craft, baking and rent

The rock school bus now has 3 succesful youth bands and has a fourth starting in a few months time. We would use the money to purchase new equipment and also some storage for at the bus yard for any equipment unable to fit on the bus.

Sophies Journey provides free holidays to children with cancer in lincolnshire , we have two dedicated caravans based at Haven Golden Sands in Mbalethorpe where we send the families for a weeks break inbetween treatment and surgery , we have a fully adapted caravan so any children that have mobility issues can also have a break away, We offer support and advice to the families including home vi...

The group is currently an under 9 football, for these children, this is more than just a football team. It's a community and a sense of accomplishment. For me, the head coach of the team, we aren't just developing young budding footballers with some of the greatest passion I've every seen but, also developing the society of tomorrow. Stadium tours, better equipment, team kit are jus...

Grantham Swim Club is a local competitive swimming club. We are high-performing but we are also community focused and encourage life-long swimming. We want to support our young people to develop into well-rounded adults, so we want to raise money to offer coaching qualifications for our young leaders. They will gain practical skills as well as boosting their confidence and resilience.

Lincolnshire Branch Support bereaved children, young people and adults. Our local services are delivered by a network of Bereavement Volunteers, who have undertaken professional training to help bereaved people navigate complex feelings associated with loss, develop coping strategies, resilience and learn to identify new support networks to move towards a more positive future.

'Tea-n-Chat, Long Bennington' is open to all villagers over the age of 18, and seeks to provide a venue for all who are in need of company or support to meet on a regular basis for a conversation over tea and cakes, or to play board-games. It also joins with other groups to raise money for both local activities and national charities.

Caring group aged 40-94yrs, meets fortnightly. Provides tea and cakes, speakers, holidays, meals out etc. Designed to make new friends and receive support. Looking for monies to help with providing beverages, a coach trip, New Years party and help buy some tables and stationary for quiz sheets etc.

The Barrowby Scarecrow Group is a small team of volunteers who run a scarecrow event, includes a BBQ, tombola, raffle over a weekend in August for all the people of The Parish and their friends and relations in order to raise funds to cover the cost of producing a monthly Barrowby Newsletter which is produced by another small team of Barrowby volunteers that I am also currently the chair of.

We hold a weekly coffee morning for local people. We provide a monthly lunch and entertainment. We are looking to hold various events and need the money to help buy the food and drinks.

We are a community grocery serving our local & surrounding villages with locally sourced food. Loving our environment by saving great quality, surplus & left over produce from landfill and filling our communities cupboards for a fraction of the price.

Caistor Community Cinema provides monthly cinema screenings, either in Caistor Town Hall or outdoors. We aim to keep our costs low (£5 per ticket) and this allows anyone to enjoy our films without travelling 15 miles to Cleethorpes. We would use the funding to provide free summer screenings in Caistor Park, and to provide Caistor Food Bank with 10 free tickets per screening for their customers...

Brownies (aged 7-11) meet weekly, during term time. The meetings are both educational and fun, held indoor and outdoor. We keep our subs as low as possible but have Census to pay for every girl and every leader. The money will help towards hall rent, replace old outdoor equipment and help struggling parents afford the ever increasing cost of uniform and allow the girls to enjoy trips away.

The funding will help to purchase food for our clients as well as help with our running costs which include top ups for the food banks pay as you go mobile phones, provide our drivers with fuel that they have used for food collections and deliveries of food parcels that struggle to get into our centre due to disabilities or living in a rural location where there's no public transport to our...

We provide insurance policies i.e volunteer liability insurance and training for our volunteers i. first aid at work, food & hygiene level 2 & 3, Debt management courses who support the running of Caistor Food Bank and other activities our volunteers also help other local groups and charities at events.

To renew playground markings to support engagement and outdoor learning and build critical developmental skills. The playground allows a chance for children to practice skills that will ultimately play a role in adult competencies such as the ability to engage with others, develop decision-making skills, take on leadership roles, persevere in the face of distractions, and generate creative idea...

CW Parish Council owns two play areas; both need new equipment to make them accessible and fun for a wider range of ages and abilities but play equipment is very expensive. We are currently doing a DIY build of a mound for a tunnel and will add a couple of slides when funds allow. A contribution from the Community Champions scheme would assist us in making this happen as soon as possible.

Dunholme Luncheon Club is a community based organisation which serves 40 people over 55. Once every two weeks the 40 people are provided with a two course me, drinks etc. Majority of our members are over 80. It is run by volunteers. Many of the members live on their own and sometimes we are the only people they see from one week to the next. We would use any money towards hall hire, DAR and foo...

Every donation we receive is put back into the Community, serving 3 day Food parcels to all our outreaches in the City. We provide (as best we can) a nutritional Food parcel for those in poverty or crisis. We try to add extra's in for children (even more so during holidays) & also try to look after those with no cooking facilities.

We at Gainsborough Musical Theatre Society aim to bring joy to all of our supporters through the love of Theatre & song. We try to make our sessions accessible to all who wish to join us and have been doing so for over 100 yrs! It is a safe and happy place for many. Our members range from 14yrs to 65yrs young but rehearsal spaces are becoming more and more expensive and we need your help.

At Aegir A Specialist Academy we are committed to working with our students with additional needs to give them the skills, knowledge, and experience so they have the best chance of independent living and being valued members of the community. We would like to buy cooking equipment, cutlery, and resources etc so our students develop the self-confidence and skills to make their own meals and deve...

Through fun, friendship, challenge and adventure we empower girls to find their voice, inspiring them to discover the best in themselves and to make a positive difference in their community. Whoever you are, wherever you're from – all girls are welcome! The group will be able to purchase equipment and activity materials so our inspirational volunteers can develop each girl to achieve t...

Promoting the tennis club after the recent 10 month disruption during the Coop construction - (1 of only 2 clubs in Lincolnshire with grass courts and hard courts), social activities for players ages 6 to 85 - junior tennis coaching, social tennis, walking tennis, cardio tennis, league tennis and tournaments . Funding court maintenance and free coaching for school children. Increasing membersh...

We are a small rural primary school who rely heavily on fundraising due to our small size to enable the children with opportunities they may not otherwise have access to. We are looking to setup a gardening club and get the children involved in afterschool activitiesWe are looking to purchase child friendly gardening equipment to get the club up and running.

Friends of Faldingworth School was formed over 30 years ago to provide finance for purchasing resources that the school's budget is not able to fund. We have funded yearly trips to our local pantomime, furniture, books, resources and coach costs to swimming and class trips. Currently the classes are short of small toys to enhance the pupils education through play

We are a PTA group and we raise funds for the school children The children of KS1 require some new play equipment such as balls, rackets, hoops, building blocks as these have become broken and unusable over time.

The Brookenby Community Group was formed in 2019 with the objective to organise events in the village. Covid support, Summer Fairs, Sing-a-longs, Big Green Week, daffodil and tree planting, quiz and bingo nights have been organised. All events were funded through donations and sponsorships. We are now seeking funding for two goal posts (£1,400). An area has been reserved by the Parish Council....

We are a history group which holds open evenings and open days for the community and continual access for local research, We have recently had to vacate our home of the past 11years so the money would be used for storage of artefacts and archives, insurance, a meeting venue and to pay speakers.

Gainsborough Community Wheels volunteers take local people to their medical appointments if they struggle to attend due to health or age restrictions. Our membership is growing every week and we urgently require more drivers to keep up with the demand and would like to raise funds for marketing materials to enable us to advertise. We need posters, leaflets and a pull-up banner to help at even...

Our District responds to 999 medical emergencies within the surrounding villages of Nettleham, attending over 500 incidents a year, from breathing difficulties to cardiac arrests, strokes and serious road traffic collisions. It costs £7,077 a year to keep our local responders trained, equipped and qualified to respond. Your vital support will mean that we can be there for our community

The Tuesday Coffee Morning Club is run by volunteers and held every week throughout the year to enable older residents in the area to meet and socialise and foster new friendships. This is increasingly important after the pandemic. Running costs have increased, e.g. hall rent, but also occasional outings are organised where coach hire costs have to be met from member contributions.

Nettleham Rainbows seeks funding for vital resources and equipment. With your support, we'll ensure a varied and engaging programme, empowering young girls through educational and recreational activities. We nurture their potential, foster teamwork, confidence, and resilience, creating future leaders. Together, we can make a positive impact in our community and provide a brighter future for...

We rely solely on support from the public to help us continue our mission: changing the lives of as many equines as we can through rescue, rehabilitation, sanctuary care & offering equine advice & support to owners. Any monies given to us will mean that we can continue to resolve issues through advice, support & education as well as provide non-judgemental advice to improve the welfare of equin...

Saxilby Gunners is a team of enthusiastic 6/7-year-olds who have recently registered with the FA and looking forward to starting the new football season in September. The team has recently been formed after a clear gap in the area, with no football teams for 6/7-year-old. Unlike others we only have a short period of time to raise funds to make this season viable.

We are a lawn bowls club offering a healthy sporting activity and social interaction for people of all ages. The club's income is from membership, league fees and friendly matches, offset by increasing Green keeping, Machinery and maintenance costs. The money would help towards reducing our costs and continuing to make the club sustainable as a sporting village activity..

The charity was formed in 1920 to provide a recreation ground to be used and enjoyed as open public grounds for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Parish of Saxilby cum Ingleby and for the rest and recreation of adults and as play grounds for children. The money will be spent furthering these aims and ensuring access remains open and free for the general public at the point of use.

The EA U Community Centre hosts various groups throughout each week.An Art Group, Scotter Mashed, Two Dancing Groups, a Creative Writing Group,a Prayer Group, a Spiritualist Meeting, a Coffee Morning. Scotter Women's Institute also meets at The E A U Centre. It also hosts the Local Library on three days each week There are misc meetings of the Parochial Church Council, Scotter Parish Counc...

Scampton Church of England Primary School is seeking to develop a disused area of the school and turn it into a reflective sensory garden. Here children and local groups can get away from the hustle and bustle of the playground, corridors and classrooms. This will be a significant support for the emotional wellbeing of our pupils and somewhere different to learn in the beauty of nature.

For more than 35 years the club has been providing weekly fun, personal skills and exercise and local banter for local people. Being non profit making, all attending players pay subs. which go towards the hire and heating of the hall and trophies. Over the last 8 years, members have bought 2 new bowling mats and with the help and support from the Lincolnshire Co-op bought 2 new sets of bo...

Heritage centre to commemorate & explain the service and sacrifice of Polish exiles who served in the RAF within Bomber Command during WW2, renovation wartime buildings. Also showcase the life of Polish families who lived in a community of Nissan huts at the village of Ingham who could not return to Poland. Need baby changing facilities.

Girlguiding Welton Rural District is devoted to empowering children through transformative residential trips. Our immersive experiences cultivate confidence, leadership, and compassion. To ensure a lasting impact on girls in our community, we seek a grant to subsidize these opportunities. Your support will make these experiences accessible to all.

Every donation we receive is put back into the Community, serving 3 day Food parcels to all our outreaches in the City. We provide (as best we can) a nutritional Food parcel for those in poverty or crisis. We try to add extra's in for children (even more so during holidays) & also try to look after those with no cooking facilities.