Arts Charities That specialise in Media and publishing

The Charity's objects are, for the public benefit, to:1. Advance the education of the public in the appreciation of music and theatre2. Advance public awareness of and promote participation in music and theatreMusic and Theatre For All has contributed to the funding of live concerts, workshops for school children and OAPs, film and audio recording in line with its stated aims and objectives.

Promotes the interests of Lambeth Palace Library by helping in the acquisition of books and manuscripts and in any other suitable way.

Fund raising to provide equipment and comforts for patients at the Royal Cornwall Hospital, Treliske, Truro and Volunteers to welcome and guide patients through the Hospital, to provide tea and coffee services to patients awaiting appointments, a library trolley and a Friends Coffee Shop providing tea, coffees and other refreshments

As an Educational Charity in the Inner City, We provide free Basic Numeracy ansd Literacy help to adults who cannot read or write. Over 90% of the Adults who come to our venue are unemployed and cannot engage in meaningful employment due to poor Literacy Skills. These adults do not have access to an Internet connection or a home Computer. They come to our centre for advice and guidance.

Qurbani project 2015 in West Bengal, India, the Naqshbandi Mujaddedi Foundation distribute meat to poor and needy. November 2015 in West Bengal,India, distributed food packets and blankets poor and needy.distributed books to school students in India.

The objects of the charity are to promote any charitable purpose for the benefit of orphans and the poor, in particular, those of Bangladeshi origin, but not exclusively, including the relief of poverty, sickness, and distress, the advancement of education, including the provision of literacy and numeracy, language classes, skills development in ICT, and the provision of facilities for recreation.

PLOL shall aim:(1) to assist the development and emotional health and wellbeing of children, young people and adults with a disability and their families and carers through the provision of appropriate play/leisure activities,(2) to lend the best available toys and equipment and(3) to provide an opportunity for professional involvement as appropriate.

ART, BRIDGE, CRAFTS, DISCUSSION GROUPS, LANGUAGES, POETRY, TABLE TENNIS, BOWLS, SCRABBLE, DANCING, LITERATURE, LUNCH CLUB

Community work, stage plays, short films and other educational projects with young people.

We encourage the UK's tradition of lettercarving to flourish through our Apprenticeship Scheme, Lettercarving Workshops, regular exhibitions, the Art & Memory Collection and illustrated publications. We also help and advise people with the commissioning of unique memorials and other lettered works,

Regular public worship open to all. The provision of sacred space for personal prayer andcontemplation. Pastoral work including visiting the sick and the bereaved. Teaching ofChristianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Promotion of Christianity by producing a monthly Parish Magazine delivered free of charge.

Regular public worship to all. Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Pastoral work, including visiting the sick and bereaved. Promoting the whole mission of the Church by providing sacred space, events, meetings, school assemblies, literature and various sector groups. Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.

The performance of public concerts of contemporary classical music at venues throughout Wales, the UK and internationally. Broadcasts and recordings.A learning programme including development opportunities for young and emerging composers.Fundraising to achieve the above.

SPS services include: English language courses, 1-2-1 information/signposting sessions, publishing Polish monthly newspaper "East Midlands po Polsku" informing about local life, maintaining www.empp.co.uk, organising workshops, social gatherings, events, developing a sense of community, working towards community cohesion. SPS organised FestiWal 2009 - A Community Festival with a Polish Flavour.

Maintaining a network of shops and a wholesale facility in order to make evangelical Christian literature and resources readily available so that people might come to faith and maturity in the Lord Jesus Christ. Also, when possible, using the funds generated through the activities to support, encourage and enable similar works to be carried out in other countries.

ADVANCE THE TEACHINGS OF SHRI GURU RAVIDASS JI (FROM THE HOLY BOOK GURU GRANTH SAHIB JI) AMONG THE RESIDENTS OF THE AREA OF BENEFIT BY PROVIDING AND FURNISHING A PLACE OF WORSHIP, TO RELIEVE POVERTY AMONG THE COMMUNITY. ARRANGE MARRIAGE CEREMONIES IN ACCORDANCE WITH SIKH FAITH AND ACCORDING TO THE CURRENT LAWS OF ENGLAND AND WALES.CELEBRATE GURPURBS.

Publishes the Evangel of the Lord Jesus Christ for the benefit of all the world by the widespread distribution,both in the UK & abroad,of subsidised books,substantial tracts & a quarterly magazine; by preaching,teaching & lectures open to all who wish to attend & for which no collections are taken & no charge is made; by the free distribution of recorded tapes of past lectures,teaching & addresses

Provision and maintenance of gospel halls for religious activities of Christians known as 'Brethren'. Meetings held at gospel halls include the Lord's Supper (Communion), Gospel preachings, Bible readings and Bible addresses. A number of preachers spread the Christian gospel, in word and deed, on the streets and in the halls. Food and gospel literature is donated for homeless and needy persons.

Stalham Baptist Church holds worship services, prayer meetings, bible study groups. Children's activities such as PopUp Cafe, Monday Club, Holiday clubs and Fun days. Supports Food bank (who operate from the premises) , has many activities which support the local community including Lunch Club, Coffee & Chat, Table Tennis for the over 60's.Produces a free magazine (Community Scene)

Publication of three volumes of the magazine Modern Poetry in Translation each year in Spring, Summer and Autumn. Poetry translation workshops and readings.

To further the study and advance the knowledge of the history and development of architecture. The Society publishes the journal "Architectural History", funds PhD students, makes research and publication grants, and arranges symposia, an Architectural History Workshop for graduate students, and study visits to places of architectural interest (including an annual residential field conference).

Runs a lecture programme from October to May; Organises field trips to archaeological and historical sites;Holds an annual conference;Publishes the annual Archaeological Journal; Publishes two newsletters per year;Awards grants for archaeological research;Awards student prizes and bursaries

We arrange monthly lectures between September and April, with walks and field trips in the summer months. Members receive an annual journal and regular newsletters.

The European Province of the Third Order, through groups, organises activities and publications, which reflect aspects of Franciscan Spirituality. The Province also seeks to sponsor educational opportunities for individuals from deprived parts of the Order to enable lay or ordained individuals to increase their own Franciscan knowledge which may then be shared with their home communities.

The Framework Knitters museum operates as working museum in the original nineteenth century buildings with handframes & circular machines, holds a knitting collection and specialist library, maintains knitting & framesmithing skills and provides training, in order to advance the education of the public by recording & preserving, interpreting & presenting to the general public the buildings, machin