Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

The charity makes grants to students in training for Christian ministry with priority given to students from the South West and/or in training at the Northern College, Manchester, on recommendation of need given by the principal.

Raises funds for grant giving. Organises activities for people with learning disabilities.Runs club in Haywards Heath for people with learning disabilities.

KSCA organises inter-school competitions; at present thirteen in number. The estimated number of participating students is in the region of 3000. KSCA also gives grants to individuals in the case of hardship and to organisations including Kent Cricket Board and schools for specific projects or equipment.

Religious. To provide funds for the upkeep of the fabric and fittings of St Cuthbert's Church Castle Vale Birmingham.

YSES gives grants to young people mainly from Yorkshire to enable them to experience expeditions. Where expeditions have an adventure, education and community focus.

Make grants towards projects at St Marys Church, Dartington and Brooking Church at Tigley.

To support the most disadvantaged children in the most deprived areas in the county of Hertfordshire by providing grants to purchase such essential items as beds, bedding, clothing or other household equipment and to provide other critical aid to improve the quality of life of the children.

FINANCIAL GRANTS TO RESIDENTS ,EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT, APPRENTICESHIPS,LOCAL VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS OF THE PARISH OF LITTLE WILBRAHAM ACCORDING TO THE UPDATED SCHEME DATED 3RD SEPTEMBER 2015.

Make grants to individuals on low income or suffering temporary financial hardship. Make grants to organisations providing services to children and the elderly in need.

To provide grants to assist in the education of persons under the age of 25 who reside in the villages of Shaldon and Ringmore, Devon.

Provides grants to students in post 16 education. Recipients must be resident in the Parish of Llantilio Crossenny.

Provides small grants to other charities.

The charity makes financial grants to conservation and welfare charities as approved by the Trustees.

Grants to local residents for use to purchase fuel

We gave grants to projects in Russia helping families with children with muscular dystrophy. Since 2022, we no longer work in Russia, nor finance the library we created, The Prince George Galitzine Memorial Library at 46 Fontanka Embankment, St Petersburg, our aim was to preserve Russian history of the 20th Century through books. We hope to continue to find cultural projects to promote elsewhere

Fund raising for the school PTA to enable children to have fun activities and provide funds to improve school environment and resources. Fund raising includes bingo, school fayres and discos

Provide grants for the relief of poverty to persons who are resident in Slough, Windsor or Eton.

The charity provides interest-free loans and, in exceptional circumstances, grants to relieve the following persons where they are in need, hardship or distress:- current and former employees of the Charity Commission;- in the case of death or incapacity of current and former employees of the Charity Commission, their dependents.

Helps local people with monthly small grants to cover immediate needs. Most grants are given to the elderly or those in special need to help with general expenses, i.e heating and one off payments are made on an ad hoc basis for holidays and at Christmas time. We organise special community events for the needy, for example the Christmas party and use the grant to help with this.

The Trust makes of grants to individuals or groups for instance via Christmas fuel or grocery vouchers to old age pensioners living alone in the parish and a grant to the village Over 70s Dinner Fund. Its Apprenticeship Fund helps young people with expenses incurred on further or higher education, apprenticeships or training courses.

Gives grants to individuals who reside within the Ecclesiastical Parish of St Pauls, Weymouth, Dorset who are in welfare need.

1. Reliefor persons who are domestic servants .... employed .... within the area of benefit..... .2. Income may be applied .... to the relief of persons resident in the area .... in need, hardship or distress.3. May relieve persons by: a. Making awards of money; b. Providing, or paying for goods, services or facilities .... . c. Making grants of money, etc..

To provide grants to churches in the Diocese of Leicester for the purpose of maintaining and improving their bell installations.

Grants to individuals and organisations satisfying charity's criteria.

Relief of poverty and grants to individuals