charity in Nottingh

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Headway - the brain injury association works to improve life after brain injury.

Located in Nottingham's vibrant creative quarter, we specialise in vintage and retro and hold the largest selection of 'saved' bicycles at Sue Ryder. We've decked out most of the cool bars and re…

Our store is a large format store situated in the centre of Beeston High Street, and we have a fantastic "shop within a shop" featuring vintage and retro items.

Everyone is welcome at our worship services each Sunday We are a friendly and informal church made up of all kinds of people from all kinds of backgrounds.

Ecoworks Community Garden based in Nottingham.

Racing at a time and location to suit you whilst supporting a worthwhile charity!

Castle Donington Museum is an Accredited Museum, No. 2028, and a member of Leicestershire Museum Forum. Registered Charity Registration No. 1058715

The Karen Green Foundation is a Nottingham based leukaemia charity.

We're the UK's number one heart charity and have funded 50 years of cutting edge research. www.bhf.org.uk

Scotland's leading learning disability charity, run by and for our members. www.enable.org.uk

Framework is the leading homelessness charity in the East Midlands - helping more than 12,000 people a year across the region.

Framework is the leading homelessness charity in the East Midlands - helping more than 12,000 people a year across the region.

Framework is the leading homelessness charity in the East Midlands - helping more than 12,000 people a year across the region.

Framework is the leading homelessness charity in the East Midlands - helping more than 12,000 people a year across the region.

Framework is the leading homelessness charity in the East Midlands - helping more than 12,000 people a year across the region.

Framework is the leading homelessness charity in the East Midlands - helping more than 12,000 people a year across the region.

Framework is the leading homelessness charity in the East Midlands - helping more than 12,000 people a year across the region.

The Television Workshop is a globally-renowned, BAFTA-winning charity delivering drama training to more than 300 young people in the Midlands.

We are a charity based in Nottingham City Centre, providing one to one support to adults with complex health and social needs www.improvinglivesnotts.org.uk