Arts Charities That specialise in Literature

Visitation and encouragement of the Churches in Africa, Ireland and the United Kingdom. Setting up a Christian Book/Coffee Shop, incorporating a Meeting and Healing Room, via its subsidiary company, Cornerstone (St Neots) Ltd.

Publication of journal Teaching Statistics.Promoting Statistics in schools, colleges and the wider society.Funding statistical education initiatives.

The Romney Society develops the awareness of the public of the arts of the eighteenth century and of George Romney and his contemporaries in particular. Each year the society holds a series of lectures and publishes an academic journal called "The Transactions of The Romney Society" and offers an essay prize. The website brings in a steady correspondence.

The main activity of the charity is to advance education in the Russian Federation through the provision of scholarships to students and the making of donations to educational establishments.The charity focuses on grants to Russian universities for the provision of scholarships and the distribution of English language academic books to Russian universities.

The aims and objects of Greater Bogra Association in the UK is to help and raise awareness in education and health for the poor and needy people of G B in Bangladesh. Give scholarships to the poor and meritorious students, give computers, library books, laboratory equipments to the schools. Buy medicine for charitable hospital, diabetics hospitals etc.

We hold "AMRITVANI" Satsang on Sundays 9.30am to 11.00am. After reciting "Amritvani from booklet by Swami Satyanandji Maharaj, devotees sing a few bhajans, read a few pages from Swamiji's books Bhakti Prakash Ramayan, etc. The Satsangs are held on 1st Sunday at a devotee's house, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Sunday at Laxmi Narayan Hindu Temple, Hounslow, TW3 4JG.

To extend knowledge of, and promote research in, geology and allied sciences by holding meetings for the delivery of original papers and lectures, by field meetings, by demonstrations and publicity, by access to literature, and by such other means as the Society may chooseThe preservation of historic assets, owned by or entrusted to the Society, relating to geology or allied sciences.

Recruiting, training, organising and supporting volunteers to coach to read adult members of the public who have reading difficulties and thereby promote, sustain and increase for public benefit individual and collective levels of adult literacy.

TO ADVANCE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN CHURCHTOWN, SOUTHPORT AND ENVIRONS, BY THE RUNNING AND MANAGEMENT OF A COMMUNITY LIBRARY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SAID RESIDENTS

Supports the charitable activities of The Gibson Library, The King Edward VI Almshouses, The Saffron Walden Museum and other charities local to Saffron Walden and its people.

LIBRARY AND MUSEUM, CULTURE

To meet the needs of Karamojong children and their community in Uganda.To meet those needs mainly by support to a primary school in the provision of text books and other supplies and by providing buildings and equipment at the school. To provide educational bursaries. To assist the school and other areas of the community with nutritional meals and other forms of support.

LOCAL GROUP WORKING WITH FAMILIES IN BROAD GREEN, CROYDON. TUESDAY DROP-IN 11AM TO 2PM CLASSES IN ICT, YOGA, DRESS MAKING, KNITTING, MENDHI AND OTHER CRAFTS, ENGLISH AND LITERACY SKILLS AS MANY MEMBERS DO NOT HAVE ENGLISH AS THEIR FIRST LANGUAGE, VISITS TO SEA-SIDE, MUSEUMS AND SEASONAL CELEBRATIONS. SCHOOL HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES WITH EXTRA CLASSES.

Organises various fundraising activities to support the school e.g. to buy books and resources, contributions towards school trips, etc

Clapham Writers is responsible for design and delivery of the Clapham Book Festival, the annual south London celebration of books and reading, and associated charitable activities promoting literacy, writing and books, especially in Clapham and nearby.

Meetings; trips and outings; educational talks and visits; socialising together and with other W.I.'s.book club; gardening club; theater visits

Parent's and their Babies/Toddlers meet once a week for 2 1/2 to 3 hours in the local village hall. The children are able to play and interact with each other with a variety of toys/books etc. A sit down activity is done with the children weekly e.g. painting, drawing, making. It is also good socialisation for the parents.

In awarding financial assistance, outfits, clothing, tools, instruments or books to enable beneficiaries on leaving school, a university, or any other educational establishment, to prepare for, or to assist their entry into a profession , trade or calling.Awarding Scholarships or Maintenance Allowances to travel to pursue their education.Financial assistance to study music or other arts.

Community-based peace workshops with content designed to raise awareness of conflict resolution and to overcome the traumas of conflict; distributing World Peace Flame candles and literature;providing occasional financial support to programmes in impoverished communities,including medical and eye camps, food distribution, youth education programmes;educational peace packages to schools

We provide grants for: Creative arts teaching, subject talks and classroom resources. Christmas entertainment and presents. Library books, Maths resources, assembly resources, travel to educational visits, leavers prizes and School trips to museums, Panto and theatre trips. We continue to help the school with expenses that the education system don't fund but will enhance pupils learning.

To advance and support the practice of the ancient Mahayana Buddhist tradition of Yamantaka across the world, mainly through production, publication and free distribution of websites and literature on Yamantaka Buddhism; holding various public events concerning Yamantaka Buddhism; and supporting qualified persons in their teaching and practice of Yamantaka Buddhism.

Wordfest helps the residents of Calne Community Area improve the quality of their lives, developing skills and social confidence as a result of improved literacy. We will raise funds to offer activities encouraging enjoyment and participation in literacy including, drama,groups, competitions, trails and courses. We work with local groups, statutory agencies, schools and pubs to support literacy.

Pursuit of a larger, permanent home for the Community Library through leadership and membership of the Community Hub Project Group.Delivery of a Library website linked to Libraries West, providing book reviews, stock catalogue and ordering.Purchase of recently published books to enhance the local stock for exclusive use of local residents.

Generate and enhance public interest in all aspects of the history of Folkestone and surrounding district.Arrange a series of talks throughout the year,together with exhibitions and outings,by producing for sale other publications that help to provide background for local history research.Supports other local organisations who seek to promote the history of Folkestone and surrounding district.

Our activities include, social integration development in the UK, sponsoring needy children in education, empowering the youth, books and equipment donations to Educational institutions.