Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

Until December 2013 the charity met its objectives by running Lakenheath Village Home residential care home for older people.The home closed in December 2013 and since then the charity supports schemes that will benefit the inhabitants of Lakenheath and the surrounding area by making grants to individuals,making grants to other organisations,providing other finance and other charitable activities.

1) Making grants and awards to charities registered with the Charity Commission2) Providing (within available resources), financial matched funding in support of younger generations (here defined as individuals born after 1 January 1990), to encourage, promote and support them in furthering charitable purposes.

Fundraising, for the public benefit, the relief of sickness and preservation and protection of good health through the provision of providing grants to promote medical research into Infantile Neuro Axonal Dystrophy, the useful results of which will be published, with the aim of finding a cure and medication to improve prognosis.

The Yandisa Foundation provides educational grants to children/young people living in the KwaZulu-Natal province of South Africa. Supplementary to this, we also provide ancillary support to our beneficiaries which may include stationary, books, school uniforms and shoes, food, water, electricity, extramural and leisure activities.

The relief of poverty in Mozambique, particularly but not exclusively by the provision of grants to charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty in Mozambique; and the advancement of such other charitable purpose (according to the law of England and Wales) in Mozambique as the trustees see fit from time to time.

The Bennelong Foundation (UK) has a policy of giving grants to a wide variety of charitable institutions including those engaged in opening pathways to social inclusion for new arrivals to the UK facing hardship, and families facing barriers to accessing food and education.

Raises funds to support Tiffin Boys School, organises events to inform and support parents and pays grants to school in support of specific activities.

Fund-raising by organising (1) concerts, lectures, walks, outings to exhibitions, museums and galleries, and holidays. Making grants to the museums and art gallery in Lincoln towards acquisitions, conservation and educational projects.

The Dennington Consolidated Charities is an amalgamation of nine separate charities set up between 1450 and 1736 to specifically to help only inhabitants of the parish of Dennington. It continues this work in various ways, by giving educational grants to young people, annual grants to needy older residents and by supporting Dennington village organisations.

Makes grants to organisationsMakes grants to individuals

The Society promotes and advances the education of the public in the cultivation, appreciation and study of the decorative and fine arts by holding lectures, and organising visits to places of artistic interest. It also makes grants to local organisations which educate the public about the decorative and fine arts.

The Charity's main objective is to make voluntary grants to such charitable bodies, institutions and causes as the Trustees think fit in particular those concerned with Music, Medicine and Cancer.

The charity benefits such charitable purposes, charitable institutions or charitable foundations in such proportions as the Trustees shall in their absolute discretion think fit.It is a grant making charity and the trustees seek their own causes to support. Unsolicited applications are not considered.

Grants to charitable and other organisations that further the organisation's objectives.

The charity aims to give relief to parent(s) and guardian(s) of children resident within the area of the Diocese of York who are in need, hardship or distress and their children. We make grants to provide and pay for goods, items, services and facilities. We also give grants to other bodies who provide goods, services or facilities to those in need.

Makes grants to organisationsEducation/traininghelps people of a particular ethnic or racial origin

The charity makes grants to other charitable organisations to be applied for such charitable purposes for the welfare of animals in Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire as the trustees should in their absolute discretion think fit.

To work for the public benefit in creating environmental awareness and in stimulation and encouraging an understanding of and active involvement in the protection, conservation, and practical improvement of features of general and public amenity or historical interest within the landscape,and in doing so provides grants to assist in the process.

Selling loose leaf tea products at markets , online and direct to cafes. Raising much needed funds to improve the lives of some of the poorest children in the world, in particular by donations and grants to (a) help alleviate plight and (b) funding educational services and facilities provided to these children.

The objects of the CIO are:To advance the Christian religion in Eastington and the surrounding areafor the benefit of the public through such activities as the holding ofprayer meetings, providing grants to other organisations whichinclude/promote Christian worship, producing and/or distributingliterature on the Evangelical faith to enlighten others about the ChristianReligion.

The principal activity of the charity is to provide grants to assist overseas students at higher education institutions, studying in the Diocese of Liverpool.

Grants to Northampton School for Boys

The Fund makes grants to individual children and young people who live in Leicestershire who are delinquent, deprived, neglected or in need of care. The Fund also makes grants to organisations assisting such children and young people.

The Trustees make grants usually to registered charities.

We operate in the Kori District of Sierra Leone. We help to educate and empower women and girls to become self sufficient and to help them eradicate the cultural habits that are detrimental to the health and progress of the people. We do this by giving grants to local organisations to provide help and support to build a thriving community