Arts Charities That specialise in Media and publishing

Furthering the study of insects and allied groups, particularly in North West England and North Wales. It does this by holding meetings, running training courses, organising public events for people of all ages, and occasional publications.

The Association seeks to uphold the traditional teaching of the Christian religion as held by the Church of England; it does so through grants and publications.

The awarding of one annual book prize to a child attending the West Wittering Parochial Church School. Such prize to be known as the Blackhall Prize.After provision of the Blackhall Prize any balance shall be paid to any charitable Christian Education Project being undertaken the said parish.

MAKES GRANTS FOR BOOKS/STUDY TO YOUNG PEOPLE IN FULL-TIME EDUCATION AND TRAINING (post 16). AND MAKES GRANTS FOR BOOKS AND MATERIALS FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS WITHIN THE AREA OF KINGSTHORPE, NORTHAMPTON.

Environment, conservation and heritage work is undertaken by the trustees and volunteers at and for the Welsh Harp/Brent Reservoir in North West London. Grants are applied for to fund these activities and contractors employed for some of the larger or more technical tasks required in the conservation of the Reservoir. Literature is published to support the site's importance wherever possible.

We have added to our museum's features a DVD player with film of the historic buildings in the village and a free footpath guide for visitors to follow. We use one of our display cabinets for local displays of interest - this year we had a display for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, also on the history of the telephone.

Founded in 1715 to help, poor children apprentices to some honest calling. The Charity seeks to assist young people under the age of 25 in their preparation for work, training or higher education.This has included: Equipment for training. Travel or living expenses for training courses. Purchase of books and voluntary work. Awards are modest but seek to facilitate learning, access and opportunity.

The charity is responsible for the maintenance, protection and display of the Chesham Town Picture, under the terms of the Francis Trust document dated 1982. Following display in the town library and a restoration in 2012/13, the picture was moved to Chesham Museum in 2013. With the closure of the museum in 2017 the picture now resides in the meeting room of the Town Clerk, Town Hall, Chesham.

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.

FUNDRAISING AND ADMINISTRATION OF BEQUESTS, SUPPORTING REQUESTS FOR ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT AND PATIENT'S COMFORTS, SUPPORTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF VOLUNTEERING AT GRANTHAM HOSPITAL THROUGH RADIO WITHAM, OUR ON-SITE RADIO STATION, OUR CAR DRIVER SCHEME, OUR CHARITY SHOP AND OTHER VOLUNTARY ROLES.

Annual Conference, publications (paper and electronic)

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.

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.

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

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.

The Trust's principal activity is making grants for charitable purposes. ENABLING LITERACY THROUGH EDUCATION - The Trusts vision is to help equip Great Britain's disadvantaged youth with sufficient skills to enter this ever-changing world and build happy and fruitful lives for themselves. We believe that being able to read is at the forefront. We are also supporting cancer research. EMAIL ONLY

Loans out educational toys and books to parents and children under five who otherwise would not have access to this equipment, in order to encourage and support young children's learning through play.

publication of The London Miscellany to improve standards of literacy among those whom the charity ishelping to assist non-commercial arts and literary events in London

Funding for lecture. Funding for article in professional journal[ funding for conversion of slides onto disc,&payment of necessary copyright fees for publication.

Assist and support the people and community of Warmfield cum Heath who need financial support for educational purposes. This enables children, young people and older people access to opportunities by providing funding for books or/and equipment on successful application to funding

The Philippine Languages Institute or Philippine Institute for short, aims to promote Philippine languages, arts, culture and literature in the United Kingdom, and to pursue charitable objectives such as education and training, and helping the needy both in the UK and particularly in the Philippines.

BOOK PRIZE FOR PUPIL OR PUPILS OF PONT SION NORTON WELSH SCHOOL PONTYPRIDD WHO HAVE GIVEN MOST VALUABLE SERVICE TO THE GENERAL LIFE OF THAT SCHOOL AND THE FURTHERANCE OF THE WELSH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE DURING THE PRECEDING SESSION

1 donations and grants to charities registered in England,in particular those involved in medical research and care for the sick,disabled and elderly2 the advancement of the Jewish Religion by commissioning Hebrew scrolls and providing religious books in memory of the late Alfred Gold

Provides broadcast services to people in hospital and residential homes

Publication of Journal and Newsletter.Organisation of visits to churches