Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

The charity makes grants to Kendrick School in Reading and to pupils and former pupils of the school.

Fund raising activities including production of an annual pantomime to enable grant giving to local good causes across Worcestershire

The main aim of the activities is to make grants available to students of Heronsbridge School for educational equipment and social experiences circular activities that are not required to be provided by the local authority. Heronsbridge is a successful and happy school where everyone is valued and inspired to give of their best. Its values are encompassed in their mission statement.

Making grants and donations to other charitable bodies

Provision of housing accommodation for beneficiaries; Such charitable purposes for the benefit of the residents as the trustees decide; and The relief of persons resident in the area of benefit who are in need, hardship or distress.Relieve persons in need by making grants of money or providing/paying for goods or services or facilities for them.

The Trust: (a) Makes grants for conservation/heritage/training purposes, mainly in Devon and exceptionally elsewhere. (b) Has links with the University of Canterbury, New Zealand.

The Trust makes grants to support community-based youth work in line with its charitable objectives. The Trust does not accept unsolicited applications for grant.

The Dugdale Charitable Trust is a grant making trust based in the UK. The Trust has a particular focus on aiding projects across the world that help to alleviate poverty as well as granting aid to Christian organisations.

The Eric W Vincent Trust Fund is a small charity based in and operating in the West Midlands. It makes small grants to local organisations (usually registered charities) and sometimes to disadvantaged individuals in the local area. It does not make grants towards salaries or running costs, or to clear existing debts or outside the local area.

To provide grants to institutions which are of religious and social importance.

Making grants to charities. Although no restriction as to types of charities, priority given to medical, children's, young people's, military, christian, caring and educational charities and to charities based in or involved in projects in the UK Midlands.

Grants to Charities

Makes grants to individuals (includes loans) and makes grants to organisations (incl schools and charities etc) normally in the performing arts.

Promote education of persons under the age of 25 who live, or whose parents live, in Stockton on Tees. Make grants for the general benefit of inhabitants of Stockton on Tees. Apply income to other organisations that themselves undertake to apply the whole or part of their income for such charitable purposes.

Making grants to other charitable organisations generally. Normally to such organisations that the Trustees have personal knowledge of.

The object of the Charity is to make grants to any charity for any charitable purpose, at the Trustees' discretion, but preferably to those recipients likely to further Christianity, support the relief of poverty and assist the aged and infirm.

The Georgia Fourie Butterfly Fund raised money to help the pupils of Holly Grove Primary School who have learning difficulties and disabilities. We raise money to send these children on residential trips, help fund sensory and medical equipment and provide grants to families in need.

making grants to Mission Evangelique Sahienne in Niger

WE WORK IN PARTNERSHIP WITH DEVON & SOMERSET FIRE & RESCUE SERVICE / LOCAL COMMUNITES ON COMMUNITY SAFETY. OUR WORK INCLUDES, FIRE PREVENTION, ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR E.G FIRESETTING, COMMUNITY RESILIENCE AND SAFE DRIVING. WE PROVIDE ADVICE AND EXPERTISE, MAKE GRANTS TO LOCAL GROUPS IN NEED, RAISE FUNDING, ASSIST OTHER GROUPS TO RAISE FUNDING AND HELP TRAIN AND EDUCATE YOUNG PEOPLE AND OTHERS.

Grant making

Offers small grants to young people aged 8 - 25 living in the Bassetlaw district of North Nottinghamshire. Arranges events for young people, offers advice and information on issues concerning young people

The Keble Association provides grants to students. The charity provides help at time of severe financial strain for study, travel, internships and other costs that would otherwise restrict access to a full student life at Keble

The Trustees meet twice a year to consider applications and make grants. Although some donations may be made to the same charities each year, none are promised or guaranteed. Due to constraints on income, unsolicited applications can no longer be considered.

The trustees normally only make grants or loans to to other registered charities.

Since the sad closure of the school in July 2010, the main focus of the charity is now grant making to other charitable organisations that support the Objectives and philosophy of Ovingdean Hall School. This includes the promotion and provision of high quality education for deaf children and young people whilst supporting their individual social, emotional and physical needs.