Arts Charities That specialise in Literature

Provision of the following to parents in hospital with their child:Toiletry bagsPeriod suppliesSpa boxesTime out for parentsParking costsEmergency shop & dropsAge-appropriate books about hospitalsFunded by:Fundraising eventsDonationsSales from our online store

The charity works in Romania to provide the relief of poverty, sickness and distress primarily amongst children, orphans and the poor and needy families by the provision of basic necessities like food, medicines, clothes and financial assistance. The charity also is involved in the advancement of the Christian faith in Romania by making available literature about the Christian faith.

Markaz Darul Ehsan Manchester advances the religion of Islam for the benefit of the general public with a focus on the Greater Manchester area via the holding of prayer and spiritual gatherings based on the remembrance of God, celebration of religious events, serving the local community and disseminating literature based on the teachings of the sufi saint Abu Anees Muhammad Barkat Ali (QSA)

This charity makes donations to other recognised charities and community & medical organisations, usually in response to appeal literature.

The society promotes Hindu culture and celebrates Hindu festivals whilst bringing together the whole Community in the area to promote better understanding and integration. Also studying of the Hindu scriptures, history, literature, Indian classical dances, Mindfulness and Yoga.

Fosters and promotes the study and publication of local history in Oxfordshire. Publishes a regular news bulletin and an occasional journal and organises two study days a year. Acts as an umbrella organisation for parish and other local history groups. Makes occasional small grants to individuals and organisations to facilitate the study of Oxfordshire local history.

Provision of library and community services in Stoney Stanton and surrounding areas.To use the Library building for the use of community groups.

To promote the breeding and improvement of Welsh Ponies and Cobs for the public benefit and for the benefit of the breed. To promote all sections of the Welsh Stud Book as described in the rules of the Welsh Pony & Cob Society. To organise shows and to award rosettes, prizes and cups. To organise social and fund raising events. To give guidance and advice on the breeding and showing of ponies.

Parents, teachers and friends of Caton St Paul's School raise extra money for school projects and equipment e.g. library books, computers, sports and outdoor equipment. They also contribute by supporting the School Sports Day, the annual Christmas Fair and also by donating money towards children attending outside school activities e.g. Young Voices.

General charitable purposes providing education/training, religious activities and cultural awareness raising. Visits to schools and distribution of educational literature and other similar resources. Working in partnership with local statutory, community and faith organisations.

The Basic Income Research Group undertakes and sponsors research, maintains a website and a library, publishes a newsletter, organises meetings, and responds to requests for information.

The Charity seeks to promote equality and diversity in the arts through the Jhalak Prize and the Jhalak Children's and YA Prize. The Prize is for the book of the year by a writer of colour. The Jhalak Prize has already been specifically recognised by the Equality & Human Rights Commission as the type of action which the Commission supports and recommends.

It aims to promote interest in archaeology, both in the local area and further a field, through a programme of lectures, excursions, publications and fieldwork.

The village hall serves all members of the community in and around the village of Cliffords Mesne. Activities include: Dinners and social gatherings, entertainments (visiting theatre groups etc.), village markets, Monday morning book club, meetings etc. All money raised is used for the upkeep of the hall.

The making of grants to Great Steeping School for resources not provided by the LEA, and to individuals for (eg) books or facilities not available from other sources.

We work for the relief of sickness and distress in mind body and soul. We provide Art Therapy painting, arts & crafts and combined Crafting. The Adventures of Miksa Marton inspires children to follow their dreams, in that dreams may become true. Our Miksa Mobility Toy Van supports Educational Books, Games & Toys. Alongside this artfreedome provides Care Packages and Bereavement Care/Therapy.

The Society aims to promote the study of churches and other places of worship, along with their associated monuments and landscapes, and publicises the results of the latest research and discoveries in its journal and newsletter. The society also holds an annual conference.

Christmas grants to needy in Swaffham Prior/ReachStudent grants for books in Swaffham Prior/Reach

Donations to support education, research into the fields of Science, Horology, Music, Literature, Arts and Medicine.

PROVIDING SERVICES OF CHRISTIAN WORSHIP. PREACHING THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST AND TEACHING CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE. PROVIDING MEANS TO ALLOW BELIEVERS TO PRACTISE THEIR FAITH AND APPLY CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE. MAKING AVAILABLE LITERATURE EXPLAINING THE CHRISTIAN FAITH AND HOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT IT. DISTRIBUTION OF COPIES OF THE HOLY BIBLE. SHOWING PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN CHARITY TO THOSE IN NEED.

Social activities for the village of Great Bradley (pop 400)Art group. WEA. Pilates. Flexible Friends. Slimming World. Scottish Dancing. Afternoon Club. Carpet Bowls. Book Club. Photo Club.For details of dates and times of these groups please see VH Calender on the Great Bradley Village web site.

Provides artist and creative studio space, programmes, events, training, tours, residencies, talks, exhibitions, performances, publications, screenings and collaborative projects. Supports diverse, experimental artists, musicians and creatives in mentoring and general support services for better lives.

To promote the work of West Sussex Record Office and help buy documents for it. To encourage research into the local history of West Sussex and original documents. To hold meeting for the membership per year, including the AGM. To publish four Newsletter and a Journal annually.

Volunteers manage and operate the library service for the residents of Sapcote, Sharnford and the wider community with additional services being encouraged to make the facility into a broader educational and social resource to benefit residents of all ages.

The charity provides financial support to individuals, bodies and organisations in the following areas:- for victims of natural and other disasters- for basic education and literacy projects outside of the UK- for maternal and child health projects outside of the UK,- for water, sanitation and food projects ouitside of the UK,- for disease prevention/treatment projects outside of the UK