Arts Charities That specialise in Literature

WE HOLD REGULAR MONTHLY MEETINGS WITH A SPEAKER ON TOPICAL SUBJECTS. WE PUBLISH A BBLHS MAGAZINE FOUR TIMES A YEAR AND WE HOLD AND ATTEND EXHIBITIONS. WE ALSO ANSWER WORLD WIDE QUERIES RELATING TO THE HISTORY OF BOROUGH OF BROMLEY

A monthly meeting held in the village hall. Listening to a variety of speakers on different subjects.Running courses for members. Arranging outings for members as well as a monthly lunch club, book club and craft and scrabble meetings.

Ross Educational Foundation offers grants to students up to the age of 25 whose homes are within the boundaries of Ross Urban or Ross Rural Parish Council. Grants are awarded for books, equipment, etc, to students following higher education courses & those learning professional or skilled trades. Students studying music & other arts may also apply.

The trust supports deaf people who wish to continue or return to study.It does this by making small cash grants to individuals, to buy books and equipment to support them in their studies, and to organisations that work with deaf people.

Each year the charity makes a substantial grant amounting to all its income to the library of York Minster for the purchase of books on theology and church histroy.

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Education, training and research in to the History of Radiology mainly in the UK.Annual LectureRegular scientific journal publicationParticipation in conferencesOperation of a web site

The Charity provides donations to help the advancement of education through the promotion of art, literature and music and to improve the appearance and amenities of the Borough of St Helens.The Charity fund constituted groups whose work benefits the residents of St Helens borough. e.g. the majority of the work done by the organisation benefits St Helens residents.

The 'Friends' was founded to promote, support, assist and improve The Willis Museum. We also support members & non members with local projects such as a book of local history or like interest. We have resources facilities for our members and museum staff, a collection of local maps, photographs & oral tapes of peoples memories.

We are all volunteers who record the local news on tape every week for blind persons. We read and record on a Monday evening and our listeners receive a tape the next day. We also send out a magazine on tape 4 times a year.

Weekly recording of local news for the blind and partially sighted. Occasional audio magazine also produced.

Activities, meetings, issue of publications and film

To promote the Protestant Reformed Christian Religion by means of education, printing, publishing and circulating Christian literature and helping other Christian Charities from time to time in line with Trustees' policy

This ancient charity is for the benefit of children and students residing in the ancient parish of South Stoke and Woodcote, who proceed through the state system of education. Children leaving primary school receive a book token, those proceeding to 6th form education receive a cheque. All at university receive a cheque every year.

The charity working through its bookshop is committed to the task of disseminating the ideas of Rudolf Steiner to the general public as far as possible, and publishing where circumstances permit those of his works no longer available.

The mission of the Pan African Book Foundation, is to enhance the quality and standard of education in African rural schools through the provision of books and to promote works of African origin. We aim to collect under one roof all publications written by African people, which would include works written by people of African origin and also others.To promote and celebrate the works of Africa.

To provide scholarships, prizes or awards for postgraduate research students undertaking research in Asian Art, literature or music.

Annual conference, supporting research, and publications.

Financial help to parishioners in need. Help for students residing in the parish with books, course work etc.Help for projects that will enhance the parish, e.g. benches, notice boards etc.

Providing gifts of bedding, clothing, food, fuel, furniture, useful articles and gifts of money to relieve sickness, infirmity or distress.Payment of travelling expenses of persons entering/leaving hospital, convalescent homes or similar. Provision of tools, books, payment of fees for instructions or examination, traveling expenses or such other means as will assist persons preparing for work.

CIC Provides information and advice on Cults. It offers help to ex cult members, families of cult members and the general public. It assists students/researchers with bibliographies and other information for projects, academic papers and books.CIC gives talks to schools, colleges, universities, clubs, professional and religious groups. CIC maintains a reliable international network of contacts.

Distributing Christian literature in this country, in prisons and abroad. Helping the homeless and persons with Addictions in the UK .

Advancing the christian faith and distribution of Christian literature.

The society exists to promote the study of any aspect of the history of Lancashire and Cheshire. This is done through a series of public lectures and meetings, a grant scheme for research, schools and publications and the publication of an annual volume of transactions. The society's library is on open access to all who want to use it.

The advancement of the Christian religion by the promotion of Christian thought about contemporary issues through the giving of lectures and seminars, the holding of discussions, the showing of films and videotapes, and the publication and distribution of books, leaflets, magazines,articles,papers,films,videotapes and audio cassettes and by such other electronic media.