Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

Makes grants to Church of England Schools in Offley and Cockernhoe. Gives financial assistance to persons of either sex, who are resident in Offley and who have not attained the age of 25 years; for outfits, clothing, tools, instruments or books in order to prepare for, or to enter, a profession, trade or calling.

The charity applies its income for the benefit of Reformed religion and the relief of poverty. It makes donations to other recognised charities and to individuals in the furtherance of the charity's objectives.

The Trust's objectives are to provide help for exclusively charitable objects as the Trustees in their total discretion determine. To fulfil these objectives the Trustees make grants to such charitable objects from incoming resources that are mainly generated by its investments. Fund raising activities are not normally carried out.

We stage fun activities for families at our school such as school fairs. We provide funds to Woolton Primary School to support extracurricular activities and events such as cinema trips and circus visits. We perform fundraising activities at school fairs, through raffles and other ad-hoc events.

Makes financial grants to clergy and their widows/widowers who hold, or have held, some ecclesiastical office within the Archdeaconry of Bekshire.

To provide grants to individuals including children and young people who live within the Parish of Hythe, Kent to assist with educational needs extra curricular activities and/or other specific needs arising from financial hardship and/or disability. To provide grants to local organisations, including schools whose beneficiaries are residents of the Parish of Hythe, Kent.

A newly formed Trust (Summer 2012) which will be seeking to make grants from funds from the legacy of Wotton Christian Centre (251321), which this trust replaces. Grants will be awarded in line with the purposes of the Charity. Please note that activities related to grant making will not begin until Summer 2013, once the processes related to the closing of the old charity have been completed.

The charity provides grants for widows, widowers, divorced, deserted, separated spouses and retired and active clergy who are in need, hardship or distress.

The Trust's objectives are to provide funds for the care and support of persons with mental or physical disabilities.

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

The Foundation's main goal is to provide educational, sporting and social opportunities for disadvantaged young people. The Foundation does not make grants to individuals. Instead it makes grants to carefully selected charities, to sponsor projects or causes it supports.

Droitwich Lions raises money through activities that are enthusiastically supported by the community, which enables the club to provide funds and practical assistance to a range of causes, the vast majority of which are local. The running costs of the club are met by its members, which ensures that all net proceeds are donated to beneficiaries.

The principal charitable objective was to establish and maintain a school within the Protestant Principles of the Church of England. The school was sold and the charity is reviewing the possibility of making grants to other charities with similar objects.

The prevention or relief of poverty / sickness in the area of Tabora, Tanzania by making grants to Familia Moja Itetemia or other agents. FMCP-UK was set up primarily to provide, (a) emergency food and/or medical aid;(b) housing or accommodation to people who are homeless;(c) items and support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self-sufficient.

Awarding grants to charities and organisations and to individuals through such organisations in fulfilment of its objects namely the alleviation of poverty and disablement among children young and elderly people and their families and dependants resident in the City and County of Nottingham

Hemel Hempstead Lions operates in the area of Hemel Hempstead and its surrounding area. It makes grants and donations to local community projects including youth, the elderly and those with special needs and deserving individuals and organisations. Hemel Hempstead Lions also make donations to Lions International projects.

CTT came into existence on the closure of the Chichester Theological College. It purchases books and periodicals for the theological library it owns now housed at the University of Chichester. It supports activities that can make a meaningful contribution to the life of the Church of England and which fall within its objects. It provides a small number of grants to individuals.

THE CHARITY PROVIDES GRANTS TO LOCAL CHARITIES, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY FOR THOSE CHARITIES ESTABLISHED FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTH AND RELIGION IN AND AROUND RYE AND CAMBER

MAKES GRANTS TO WOMEN ONLY IN REDUCED FINANCIAL CIRCUMSTANCES BY PROVIDING THEM WITH TANGIBLE ITEMS TO HELP EASE THEIR DAY-TO-DAY LIVING IN THE LONG TERM. IT IS NOT WITHIN THE REMIT TO SETTLE DEBTS, OUTSTANDING BILLS, EDUCATIONAL COURSES, HEALTHCARE TREATMENT, ETC. RESPITE BREAKS ARE CONSIDERED ONLY IN EXCEPTIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES.

Making grants to enable students of all ages to study horticulture/agriculture

CHARITY BASED IN SIDMOUTH DEVON WHICH MAKES DONATIONS TO OTHER CHARITIES/VOLUNTARY BODIES WITHIN SIDMOUTH FOR GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES

The Charity will make grants to charities in the UK and abroad for purposes that are exclusively charitable under English law.

ViaNinos UK delivers its charitable aims primarily through grant making to partner organisations. We work in partnership with two local community organisations in southern Quito, Ecuador (CENIT and UBECI). These organisations provide education and training for street children and their families as well as social, psychological and emotional support and healthcare.

Grant giving charity and offering the following categories of grants to individuals or community based organisations within the boundaries of East Wickham and Welling: Capital Grants for Improvements to Premises, Grants Towards the Hire of Premises and Individual Grants for Character Building Courses or Expeditions. The Trustees also offer an academic bursary.

Assisting the widows and orphans in society by meeting their material and spiritual needs. Running projects that will provide funds to cater for the vulnerable in the community and also do religious activities to meet people's spiritual needs.