Arts Charities That specialise in Literature

Advancing education of the public in the field of the history of photography generally, and in particular in Derby and the surrounding area. Presenting lectures and disseminating knowledge through public meetings and publications. Providing volunteer,financial, curatorial and conservation support for the W W Winter Collection Trust and its collection, developing it and making it accessible.

We sponsor children from poor financial backgrounds with no access to education into education by paying tuition fees, proving books, and everything else required to access quality education within their communities.We provide amenities like drinking water and medical aid to communities where these are lacking.We provide skill acquisition to empower individuals to break the circle of poverty.

The Charity is involved in preaching the Good news of God's Kingdom.Providing necessary spiritual and emotional support to seekers;Holy Bible based teaching and counsellingDistribution of literature, like free Bibles.Visitations to Hospitals to offer much needed support.Aiming to provide Rehabilitation &support centre for the rejected of the society.

Allocating funds from fundraising activities by Alternative Travel Group Ltd, including Saturday Charity Walks in UK & sales of a Salad Book. The Trust also receives direct donations from clients of Alternative Travel Group Ltd.New project in Italy - Colle di Val d'Elsa Pathway Clearance project: to allow both locals and tourists to walk here and enjoy the town?s historic surroundings.

Promotion of scientific discussion and dissemination of scientific information concerned with ornithology, particularly on avian systematics, taxonomy and distribution, pursued through the club's publications, especially the Bulletin and regular meetings.

The Charity issues small grants to students going on to Higher Education (excluding A Levels) or those undertaking apprenticeships to assist with the cost of books, tools or equipment. It is for those aged under 25, who live in the Ancient Parish of Bisley (the area includes all of the civil parish of Bisley with Lypiatt, including Eastcombe and Oakridge, most of Bussage and part of Chalford).

To advance the education of the public in Kirklees, by operating and managing a lending library in Golcar.

Charity providing foods, clean water, warm clothes, blanket and other stuff to keep warm and healthy homeless and rough sleepers, orphan children and to needy people in and education to orphan childrenLocal residence/ public and business providing food, tea, coffee, water, Warm clothes and shampoo, toothpaste and brush ,books, uniform etc.Distribute all above by Volunteers and Trustees.

Arranges a programme of lectures and excursions each year in accord with our interests in local history, archaeology, architecture and natural history and occasionally on related topics. Publishes approximately three-yearly a journal containing a number of articles mainly on local topics but including an account of our activities during the period covered together with an account of our finances.

Charity operates within the education area of Kirtling (Primary School situated at Cheveley). Books and other aids for Religious teaching in Scholl. Also consideration for grants for the elderly, if need should arise.

End Time Revival Gospel Ministry advances the Christian faith religion in London through the provision of Christian fellowship, worship, witness, action and service, holding of prayer meetings, crusade, conferences, lectures, producing and/or distributing literature on the Christian faith to enlighten and strengthen people?s belief in the religion.

The charity makes grants to individuals, the primary school and groups, to promote and support educational and training needs. It also makes grants towards the costs of books and equipment for students at college or university. It has between £800 - £900 to disburse each year. Grants are made to residents of Highnam and organisations within the village and children who attend the primary school.

The Woodhouse Educational Foundation regularly requests claims from the parents of children living in the village who are having difficulty paying for school uniform, books, educational equipment etc.Information as to how to apply is provided in the village newsletter. The village school is also consulted in case it has particular needs.

The fostering of Anglo Polish community relationship and mutual understanding through community projects. The sharing of Anglo Polish cultural activities in music, art, literature and family life.

(1) Encouragement of interest in and engagement with ceramic, glass and other decorative applied arts through exhibitions, seminars and publications. (2) Provision of financial support, advice and information for people of all ages wishing to learn or improve skills in such arts.

Support of Small Mental Health Groups and their volunteers

To advance the Christian faith in the UK for the benefit of the public through preaching and teaching of Christian doctrine and principles, public celebrations of religious festivals, producing and / or distributing literature including videos, audio recordings, electronic or otherwise, and any other media which may become available in the future.

The Educational Foundation uses its income to help young people under the age of 25 who live within the parish of St Anthony's Church, Cartmel Fell. It provides assistance in purchasing text books, tools and other equipment necessary for their education. It also supports communal events for children to help foster friendship and community relations in a widespread rural area.

Emmaus International Ministries exist to advance the Christian religion in the UK or abroad for the benefit of the public through the holding of prayer meetings, lectures, public celebration of religious festivals, producing and/or distributing literature on the Christian faith to enlighten others about the Christian religion.

Grants to Little Gaddesden School for the procurement of books and resources

Friends of Wool Library supports the operation of the Community Library in Wool which serves the population of Wool, Dorset and the surrounding area. As well as book loans, the library runs activity sessions for children under 11 during the summer holidays, assists the RVS with the Home Library Service to the housebound, and works with the Parish Council to provide a service to the Parish.

Through the distribution of books,journals & educational material overseas and small travel bursaries,we aim to support the development and practice of diagnostic and therapeutic radiography, and other imaging modalities throughout the world

Based on a balanced vision and a practical strategy for Christian spiritual formation, our activities include prayer, holiness, the work of the Holy Spirit, witness, social justice and everyday life. What we do includes small groups, articles and books, conferences and retreats, mentoring, advocacy and theological training.

The library collects the printed word and photographs on a wide variety of subjects which are related to the County Palatinate of Durham and the Ecclesiastical Parish of Ronaldkirk. It includes botany to zoology and mining to religion to architecture. It is a serious research facility used and available to everybody.

Giving Christmas gift vouchers; organising leisure activities (eg, playground visits, swimming pool visits, cafe visits etc);organising educational activities (eg, interactive exhibitions visits, helping with the homework, reading world literature which will reveal the best in a human being etc), providing financial assistance to young adults.