Arts Charities That specialise in Literature

Purchase of Library material for the advancement of education with regard to matters of Jewish interest and the Jewish Religion.

(A) THE PAYMENT OF FEES TO ENABLE PUPILS IN THE BENEFICIAL AREA TO PURSUE THEIR EDUCATION (B) GRANTS FOR BOOKS AND APPARATUS FOR THE PUPILS AT (A) (C)) GRANTS TO THE PARENTS OR GUARDIANS OF BENEFICIARIES FOR MAINTENANCE.

Research, either directly undertaken or sponsored by the Trust, into the History of the Book.

Modest grants to residents of Henlow under age 25 for assistance with purchase of books, tools, clothing etc on leaving education to prepare for entry to a profession, trade or calling.

Grants for students of the Chesham Bucks area for education books at university

Pragma promotes and organises pre-retirement education across Greater Manchester and the North-west region of England by supporting and organising courses, producing and distributing literature and providing a referral and information service, and working with other organisations.

Annual Conference, publications (paper and electronic)

Our aim is to assist schools and health centres in Uganda as well as assisting educational provision through publications in Britain.

Gives a small grant to students in their second year of higher education toward books and equiptment

Shap Primary School - buys books for the school and children

Our charity helps individuals who live or attend school in the area specified by the terms of the charity with books for educational purposes, with travel to & from school, with uniform, with further educational studies at university abroad or at home. This year we had four applicants.

To provide books for church use.

The charity is required by it's trust deed to apply the capital and income of it's fund in refurbishing, replacing or renewing the Book of Remembrance, recording the names of fallen residents of Prestbury and the memorial, forming part of the West Porch of the Church of St. Peter Prestbury.

To purchase books for school children's library.

Interest from investment provides school leavers books once a year.

LOAF Project started in 1978 to help mobilise and unite the churches of Hastings and St Leonards and the surrounding area in the relief of poverty overseas.

The area in which the charity operates is the parish of Ellingham, Harbridge & Ibsley in New Forest District. An annual advertisment is made in the parish advising that grants are available for apprentices, young people and children to support set up costs of tools, equipment, books etc to enable them to complete their training and education.

bursaries to school children in parish

Invested funds generating income which is then distributed to poor/underprivileged children - usually through donations for book purchase at local village school

Distribution of the book The Teaching of Buddha and promotion of buddhist studies at universities.

In furtherance of its aims to encourage involvement in regional heritage and archaeology, CBA South West produces two newsletters/journals and holds two or three open meetings each year.

Research local history of Littleton.Produce Publications of local interest.Arrange lectures of associated topics for member's meetings.As the result of a special General Meeting of the group on 23 March 23 the LLHG is closing down and disposing of its financial assets in accordance with the constitution. The Group will cease to be a charity and is cancelling its membership with immediate effect

The provision of teaching of relaxation using guided meditation. The provision of help, guidance and literature in the furtherance of the above.

to help old people, to help apprentices with books.from grassington

Grants towards books for children attending University from Swanland.