Arts Charities That specialise in Literature

Aims to "gather up the fragments that remain", i.e. to record the remnants of Cornwall's past culture and heritage, preserve them where appropriate, revive and continue customs and traditions, educate regarding them via talks, publications, etc.

The Trust operations a Christian Bookshop in the centre of Andover serving local people and visitors. The Vine Trust engages volunteers mainly drawn from local churches from Andover and the surrounding area to work within its bookshop, social media sites and in management and administrative roles in order to sell and distribute Bibles, Christian literature, and other Christian resources.

The Society promotes the study, recording and publishing of information concerning the wildlife of Suffolk, along with its geology and geomorphology. Each year the Society publishes two journals in addition to a newsletter. Its wildlife recorders regularly provide information to other similar organisations and conservation bodies within the county.

Our 2 toy libraries are a resource open to any families, groups or individuals involved in providing daycare for children of all abilities, backgrounds and ages. We have an online booking system for lending out high quality toys, games and resources, including ones for children with additional needs, which aim to promote development and learning through play and are fun!

The preservation and protection of good health by the provision of eye care and medical outreach services in the Tororo District of Uganda. To advance the education of the public in Tororo by the provision of library services. To advance the education of the public in the Vale of Glamorgan and surrounding areas regarding health and education in Uganda.

Public Library Service and related Community Activities.

ixia is the national think tank for public art practice, funded by Arts Council England. It's aim is to provide an independent & objective view of the factors that affect the quality of artists' work in the public realm by undertaking research and enabling debate. It transfers knowledge through publications, consultancy, conferences and training.

To advance the Muslim religion in North Devon and the surrounding area for the benefit of the public through the holding of prayer meetings, lectures, public celebration of religious festivals and the distribution of literature on the Islamic faith, providing services of worship and religious teaching

A christian bookshop with a light refreshment area. Selling christian literature/ materials, audio & visual aids. Serving the general public and the local/ wider christian fellowships.

Community centre providing opportunities for local residents/general public to meet, book rooms for activities or join one of the many sections and user groups. Presently these include camera club, nursery, karate club, yoga group, pilates group, mother & toddler sessions and a youth drama group.

Organising events to raise funds to purchase books and equipment for St Paul's School.

Promotes archaeology in Britain, comments on new and existing policies, and publicises discoveries and issues through Rescue News. Produces educational publications about archaeological conservation and recording.

The village hall in Brimfield is a popular and well used and acts as a centre for the local community. The committee continues to improve hall facilities. A sub post office is open in the hall 1 day a week, together with a regular community library. Bookings are well supported.

CommunityCentre & Library, serving multi-ethic community. Activities hub for Co-op Women Guild, Art & Over 70s clubs, dance, stage, tap, keep fit, Martial Arts classes. Popular venue for engagements, weddings, christenings, birthday parties. Largest operational stage in area used for and cinema shows, charity fund raising events, church services and other social events for the community.

To advance the public education in the history and culture of Abergavenny and surrounding area in particular by supporting Abergavenny Museum and Castle. Projects include our blue plaques trail, guided walks, town centre street survey, oral history, publication of books and a DVD. We organise lectures and visits programmes, give talks and give grants to local school children and students.

The charity: 1. Arranges public meetings, including lectures and events. 2. Makes grants to individuals and organisations to support research, publications, education and related activities, in Leeds and its local area.

The advancement of Christianity for the benefit of the public mainly, but not exclusively, by means of broadcasting Christian messages of an evangelistic and teaching nature;The advancement of Christianity, in accordance with our statements of belief, in Plymouth and surrounding areas through the holding of prayer meetings, lectures, producing and/or distributing literature on Christianity.

Translation, production and distribution of Biblical materials in vernacular languages for Guinea-Bissau, The Gambia and Senegal, particularly in Manjaku; support of language, literacy, development and Evangelical Christian work, and the relief of poverty in association with the above; the training and support of national Evangelical Christian workers to carry out the above.

Practise & celebrate religious & cultural festivals according to the Sikh faith. Provide literature of the Sikh religion. Organise facilities for the welfare and care of the elderly people and persons with special needs. Promote and develop health awareness (dangers of drinking, smoking, drug taking among youths).Educating children from local schools about the Sikh way of life.

Publication of a quarterly magazine for membersEvents throughout the UK open to members and non members alikeOpportunity to apply for grants from the Society for study and travel

EOH/STS training largely will cater to young (dis)able of disadvantaged families within Tower Hamlets & Southwark as well as adults with visual impairments with or without computer knowledge. Basic computer literacy training include desktop computer operations with access technology, while job skills training and computer refurbishment. Recreational activities include arts, sport & outing /visits.

? Resettlement Information and Advice? French Speaking Interpreters and Translation Service? Education support basic skills( literacy , numeracy and IT )? Financial Advice - money and debt management? Employment and Business Support. ? Self employment and entrepreneurial skills.? Sign Posting Referral Service ? Organisation of Social and business Events.

Provide assistance to member churches by way of grants, loans, publications etc.

We raise money (through school fetes, tombolas etc) which is then used to meet the cost of various donations to the school (books, playground equipment, prayer books, refreshments at events etc) and to fund items/projects as requested by the school leadership team

Gospel/ evangelical witness to all ages via Church services, youth and other clubs, social events, camps, literature and multi-media methods. Coffee mornings in support of other Charities. Teenage Saturday Club activities and Young Christians groups with South East Churches. Local events all at New Manor Hall, in homes of church members with house groups. OHP lunches and craft nights for charity