Arts Charities That specialise in Literature

PRODUCTION AND SUPPLY OF AUDIO VERSIONS OF LOCAL NEWS AND MAGAZINE STYLE FEATURES

To provide publications, education and training to foster an upbringing in the Methodist faith in Leyton, East London.

Weekly distribution to blind, visually impaired and socially isolated listeners on audio media of recordings of local news and selected magazine articles

Rushmere Poor Land Charity serves the needs of the people in Rushmere.The funds made available from the renting of land was initially used to provide coal for the poor and needy.Funding distribution is still based on needs, on a case by case basis but includes a book and maintenance grant to all young people living in the village when the become 18 years old.

THE TALKING NEWSPAPER PROVIDES AN AUDIO VERSION OF LOCAL NEWS AND EVENTS TAKEN FROM THE LOCAL NEWSPAPERS AND OTHER SOURCES TO PEOPLE WHO ARE PRINT-DISABLED IN THE BOROUGHS OF RICHMOND-UPON-THAMES AND HOUNSLOW AS A WEEKLY SERVICE. A SPECIAL MAGAZINE EDITION IS SENT OUT AT CHRISTMAS.

The Charity serves the villagers of Blatherwycke. Grants can be made to anyone needingfinancial assistance to attend medical appointments, books or equipment for students in further education, disbursements to senior citizens at Christmas.

To promote knowledge of and research into the life and works of the author George Borrow (1803-1881), by means which preserve, exhibit and study his writings and works and other material objects connected with or tending to perpetuate his memory and to throw light on his life and work. Currently sponsoring book publication, and a conference for the general public in Norwich November 2013.

To maintain and extend the historic collection of theological books and books of local interest in accordance with a trust deed dated 1 September 1750 for the benefit of the inhabitants of Bampton and surrounding areas. To develop the library as a resource centre for the local heritage of the area and to carry out and facilitate the carrying out of research into local and family history.

To provide support to St. Peter's C of E School, Leck, for books etc.

To raise funds through the sale of tapes/CD's and books by the late Ron Baker. We also put on public demonstrations of Mediumship. Also education courses to further understanding of spiritual truths.

Grants for books and music to schools in the parish of Dartington.

Kiran Talking Newspapers came into existence with the launch of 'Kiran' now a Gujarati weekly, in April 1985. We currently produce talking newspapers on USB memory Sticks. Our readers record normal written texts from newspapers, magazines and books on these USB memory Sticks and distribute them to blind and visually impaired South Asians throughout UK at no cost to them.

To advance the education of the public in Gerrards Cross, Fulmer and Buckinghamshire generally by the running and management of a community library for the benefit of the said residents.

One half of the income for the purchase of religious and educational books or materials for persons resident in the parish of Over Whitacre.The residue of the income to be applied in augmenting the income of the Over Whitacre Relief in Need charity.

Specifically for the purpose to finance the publication of a book on the history of Lincoln's Inn and the neighbourhood of London adjacent to it, for the advancement of education.

Weekend retreats held two to three times a year are held in Cambridgeshire. Activities of the trust are financed directly, or chiefly, by donations and the sale of books. Books, tapes and magazines are always available for purchase or are donated where there is a need, either in this country (UK) or overseas.

Grants to former pupils of Elkesley, Gamston & Walesby Schools for Educational purposes eg book purchase for Higher Ed. Also grants to pupils of Elkesley, Gamston & Walesby C of E Schools for educational purposes eg music fees.

Supporting members, helping diagnose allergies, by counselling, suggesting allergists, supplying Reaction our magazine. Working closely with a number of Consultant Allergists in the UK. We are also looking at the possibility of supporting some research into treatment for multiple allergy in the not too distant future.

Helping Aid will offer services to the wider community that will include running classes in particular subjects for community individuals who need to develop their language and literacy skills- Providing after school clubs in specific subjects that include Maths, English and Science.- Providing food on a regular and organised basis to local community.- Education opportunities to community

Donations of Christmas food parcels to elderly in the parish, plus donations to parish schools for books and a cash donation to local nursing home.

The Book of Life is a Humanitarian and Charitable organisation with a mission to provide aid to people in physical and financial need around the world. Our vision is founded on Christian values as we advocate for human equality, loving our neighbours as ourselves and fighting poverty.

Providing services for people with disabilities. Fundraising towards charitable objectives . Scope currently limited to the Greater London Area.

Furthering the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the area of benefit and particularly in or towards the upkeep of the Parish Church and Chapels of Ease located therein and the purchase and distribution of Bibles and other religious literature.

Purchase of books to be given as a prize to the 2 boys and 2 girls who in the opinion of the Headmaster shall have shown the most progress during the year.

We run an international peer-review science journal written, reviewed and produced by school students aged 12 to 20 in over 50 countries. We also run international science conferences for young people.