Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

Gives grants to published writers over the age of 35 who need financial help during a period of illness, disability or temporary financial crisis

This is a grant making charity that aim's to distribute approximately one year's income in the course of each financial year to registered charities.

The Reading Professionals Foundation provides grants to support the work of charities that operate within the UK.

Makes grants to individuals for educational purposes.Further enquiries to be made to:Clerk to Trustees of the C.C Walker Charity Democratic ServicesWalsall MBCLichfield Street, Walsall, WS1 1TW.

Raises funds through specific annual events including Easter Duck Race, Bonfire Night and Beer Festival. Promotes the community and makes charitable grants to organisations and individuals.

The Rotary Club of Dover is an organisation in which members meet for fellowship and to raise funds for the service of projects in foreign countries (international), make grants to Rotary International (for world-wide projects) and give granats to local charities and needy individuals.

We run allotments for local people. We also rent out fields and invest. Our income is donated in the form of small grants to those in need who meet the Trust's objects.

makes small grants to grass roots organisations that seek to challenge injustices - provide help to students from a refugee background in Brighton and Hove

The object of the CIO is to promote, encourage and support the education and physical welfare of disadvantaged children in South India through directed grants to carefully selected established registered charities / NGOs managed by Indian Nationals. We fulfil this through fundraising, principally using collection boxes.

Provision of grants to Anglican clergy, seminarians and studentsThe grants for stipendiary clergy are for those taking sabbaticalsGrants are awarded to those in Anglican theological colleges or on ministerial courses to assist with the costs of pastoral placementsAll students must be aged 18 - 25. The grant will help towards the costs of engaging in a work of a Christian mission and service.

The relief of need and suffering among victims of disaster and those suffering from poverty and sickness in the form of grants for bodies, organisations and registered charities who are working to address the needs of individuals characterised by the above, including grants to cover the cost of medical aid and essential items such as food, clothing, education, training and other support.

The Friends was established to support and assist the Museum and to promote its use and enjoyment by the public in co-operation with its Trustees and Director. The Friends receive funds by donations, legacies and fund raising events. All funds may only be used for making grants to the Museum and for the proper expenses of administering the Friends.

The Trust makes grants to a wide range of charities; in particular, to charities concerned with education, religion, physical and mental health, the arts and the protection of the environment.

Through rental income from our building, the Malling Memorial Institute makes grants to individuals or projects working with children and young people in the West Malling area. Grants must support their intellectual, emotional or physical improvement and recreation, and/or the propagation amongst them of the principles of the Christian faith as expressed by the Church of England.

The charity makes grants to organisations.

Grant making charity

Example activities supported - Promoting volunteering, Relief of poverty and relief of those in need. Encouraging healthy recreation, Yarm Club occasionally gives grants to individuals. The club operates within the agreed objects under the aegis of LCI , both locally and nationally. Trustees are independent and make their own decisions, but will consider guidance given by club members.

The charity is currently in the process of building-up assets to fund its activities of making charitable grants and is making limited grants.

This year the trustees have been able to grant all legitimate requests for grants to help people in the old borough of Bilston which despite being part of Wolverhampton is an active and thriving town in its own right.

The charity provides financial assistance in the form of grants to individuals (and in appropriate circumstances, organisations) in the parish of Gorleston-On-Sea who are deemed to be in need.

Makes grants to registered charities and other community interest organisations. The charity does not respond to unsolicited applications.

Relief of poverty in the world. Supporting local charitable organisations. Grants to individuals to support specific projects.

Runs family based children's homes for double orphaned children at risk of living on the street; provides grants and other educational support for orphaned and vulnerable children; runs computer skills training courses; makes microcredit loans to individuals and small businesses.

General charitable purposes including grants to other voluntary bodies.

Makes grants to local first schools and church.