Armed forces Charities That specialise in Army

Volunteers travel to a village called Bweyale in Uganda to work in two schools. Volunteers teach, run activities and play games and sport to help remind the children, many of whom have been child soldiers, what it is like to be a child again. These schools also have a significant lack of resources so B-BAP also helps to provide much needed resources for these schools.

The Museum, to be based at Milton Bryan in Bedfordshire, will collect, preserve and exhibit material and artefacts relating to the gathering, analysis and dissemination of military intelligence across the Army, Navy and Air Force.

Christmas cheques to the widows of past members. (currently 6 x -ú25.) Occasional donations to Military Charities, Help for Heroes, Afghanistan Trust etc. Assistance can be made available to members and/or close family if and when required.

The short to medium term aim of the Trust is:- to restore and maintain the WW1 regimental badges carved into Sutton Down, Wiltshire.- to investigate the history of the WW1 camps in Sutton Mandeville- to raise awareness and to educate the public of the parish's history during this period

Army Cadet Force

To help the lowest common denominator forgotten, neglected and without hope with medical aid, training programs and mentoring. From London estates to child soldiers in Sierra Leone, rescue orphans and those persecuted in Armenia, Burma, Timor Leste, Sudan and Uganda. Including medical and humanitarian projects, rehabilitation and advocacy for global human rights atrocities, plus social enterprise.

To pursue the objects of the main chairity, ie The Parachute Regimental Association.

To assist branch members in need of assistance

Makes grants to organisationsGeneral Charitable PurposesEducation/TrainingSport/recreationfor the benefit of Children/Young people in HEREFORDSHIRE & WORCESTERSHIRE

Social events, attending remembrance services, annual service and parade at Harwick Hall and collecting for airborne charities.

To relieve persons who are serving or who have served in the 1st and 2nd Battalions of the Mercian Volunteers and in the Worcestershire and Staffordshire Companies of the Light Infantry and Mercian Volunteers and their widows, children or other dependents who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.To promote the efficiency of the Mercian Volunteers and to maintain its traditions

THE CHARITY IS PREDOMINANTLY A MASONIC CHARITY, HOWEVER IN 2014to2015 . WE GAVE GRANTS TO NON-MASONIC CHARITIES. GRANTS WENT TO THE BLOODFAST EVS:SOLDIERS SAILORS AIRMEN FAMILIES ASSOCIATION. GRANTS WERE 50% TO MASONIC CHARITIES AND 50% TO OTHER CHARITIES. WE ALSO ORGANISED RAFFLES FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES.

Makes grants to ex service individual personnel.

To further the interestof the Parachute Regt., and to contiue the Brotherhood of all Airborne Forces

We organize Prayer meetings weekly and prayer summits on a yearly basis where we meet to pray and teach the word of God. We organize activities where we support the homeless and the needy in our communities.

Our association was formed in Norwich in 1898 to raise funds to rescue from the workhouse or a paupers grave any soldier sailoror marine, and to grant pecuniary aid to the widow of a deceased member of the association.we still adhere to those principles albeit in a modified form to this day funds permitting, the membership approve the grants to be awarded to those members in ill health .

Relief of poverty. Other charitable purposes.

Assists disabled Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen in the Preston, Lancashire Postcode area

Support the activities of Gloucestershire Army Cadet Force.

Monthly MeetingsAnnual Chistmas DanceMonthly LunchSupport British Legion

To promote military efficiency of the Reserve Forces and County Army Cadet Forces administered by NW & IOM RFCA.

The charity supports the establishment and maintenance of the the Museum of the Jewish Soldier in World War II in Latrun, Israel. The Museum will recognize and demonstrate the contribution of the 1.5 million Jewish men and women from all over the world who fought with the Allies against the Axis powers. The charity will also support the Museum's educational and research goals.

We will assist past soldiers of Princess Louise's Kensington Regt and 41 (PLK) Signal Squadron and serving soldiers and their families following death or injury as PLK members of 31 (MY and PLK) Signal Squadron, Royal Signals. Donations to other charities may be made in memory of deceased members at the discretion of the trustees.

We have officially unveiled the memorial to The Soldiers of the Liverpool Pals in Lime Street station Liverpool. We continue to give educational talks and presentations to clubs schools and societies.We have erected a further 3 plaques to commemorate The Pals at Prescott Station , St Nicholas Church and a church in the area of the battlefield in The Somme which The Liverpool Pals took part.

Promoting the efficiency of the Territorial Army in Hampshire and West Sussex in such charitable ways as the trustees determine.Mainly by providing small grants to TA sub Units and organisations for the good of the whole sub Unit / organisation that cannot easily be funded in any other way.