Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

offers grants to promote the education of persons under 27 yrs who live in, or have attended school/college in, the town of Melton Mowbray for a period of two years at any time. Trustees deem 'Education' to include, inter alia, assistance with overseas trips, gap year projects, sports projects, Scout/Guide and similar projects and help with school clothing for needy families.

Advance the education of young people. Relieve financial hardship, either generally or individually, through the provision of grants/goods/services. Assist in the provision of facilities for recreation & other leisure time occupations for individuals who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth/disability/financial hardship, to improve their quality of life.

GRANTS TO BENEFICIARIES UNDER THE AGE OF 25

The Charity makes grants and donations in accordance with the Charity's objects as set out in the Charity's trust deed dated 24 February 2003, as amended by a deed dated 8 February 2016.

grant making charity with limited funds available

Blue Bear Freedom UK's charitable purposes include giving grants to projects and organisations supporting children and young people affected by modern slavery, human trafficking and exploitation. Blue Bear Freedom UK also raises awareness through a variety of means, including social media, written publications, podcasts and speaking engagements.

The main objective of the Charity is to provide funds to support children and young people under 25 living in the parish of St. Leonard's Southminster and neighbouring parishes. This can include financial support for the governors of Southminster Primary School. Grants may also be allocated to individuals or other bodies, after an application to the Trustees, in accordance with the scheme.

Receive endowments and donations for making grants to advance the education of religious students and novitiates in the swaminarayan religion particularly in Vallabh Vidyanagar in India. The grants made were to establish centre and living accommodation for the novitiates.

The charity uses the donations it receives to make grants to other charitable organisations for medical, education and sport purposes.

The charity makes grants to the classes shown in A8c for the benefit of children and young persons in need, hardship or distress for the purposes shown in A8a. Grants are made entirely at the discretion of the trustees. We do not make grants for computer equipment, education, overseas travel or individual holidays.

The objects of the CIO are to relieve financial hardship among poor people and other people in financial hardship by means of, but not exclusively, making grants for providing or paying for items, equipment, services and facilities including the provision of food and other necessities, costs for attending schools and costs for medical treatment for the benefit of said persons.

Empowering young haemophiliacs through sport and movement. Little Bleeders is a charity that supports young people with blood disorders to 'move more and be more'. The Little Bleeders Fund provides grants for young haemophiliacs under 18 wanting to participate in sport and mobile activities.

Donating to existing charitable causes. Makes grants to individuals, voluntary organisations and other charitable organisations for the benefit of young people in the south east England area.

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment in Zambia by the provision of grants to organisations furthering the same object.To advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment in Zambia by the provision of grants to organisations.

To relieve poverty by giving grants to members of the Overseas Service Pensioners' Association who are in need. Other pensioners may be eligible for a grant, at the Committee's discretion, if they are eligible for membership of the Association (see OSPA website).

The Frank Misselbrook Foundation is a grant making charity with it's income derived solely from funds invested. Grants for general use and for the benefit of individuals are made to charities and organisations which have a material effect within Hampshire, particularly those concerned with education.

The Charity receives donations from members of the public and makes donations to Churches in the Church of England Deanery of Colchester to assist with the cost of undertaking capital projects on Church buildings.

The trustees' main activity will be providing financial support and assistance to charitable organisations and individuals by making grants. In particular, working with young people to improve their opportunities as they transfer into the working environment, improving the quality of life for elderly people towards the end of their lives and helping young musicians to get a start in their careers.

THE MAKING OF GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITIES.

Applications for the support of educational and environmental projects in the parishes of Cromarty and Nigg in Ross and Cromarty are welcomed. Unsolicited appeals from outwith these parishes will not receive a response since the trustees take a proactive approach to grantmaking and the development of projects which they wish to support.

For the public benefit the advancement of education for school pupils in India through the provision of grants in particular, but not exclusively to pay for their school fees and equipment

The Charity is a religious organisation being part of the Church of England with the object of promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the Church. It provides regular public worship free of charge which is open to all. It holds functions such as coffee mornings and concerts and also makes donations to other charities for the relief of poverty and need.

1. Annual prescribed donations to nominated charities & organisations. 2. Provision & maintenance of chapel premises for use by the United Reformed Churches in nominated villages in Suffolk. 3. Educational grants to students who reside/or whose parents reside in Hadleigh, Suffolk.

Grant making and charity project partnerships

To provide grants and donations for such charitable purposes for the public benefit in Regents Park andsurrounding areas as are exclusively charitable according to the laws of England and Wales as thetrustees may from time to time determine.