Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

To relieve persons in need who are or who have been engaged in the building trade or connected with and to provide grants to such charitable institutions as the trustees in their absolute discretion determine.

providing accommodation and a support programme to help homeless people 'move on' from transition housing.Proving others items, services, grants to individuals in need and/or charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty.

We are a small family trust usually meeting in April/October. We only accept postal applications: please do not phone. Do include s.a.e. for response if unsuccessful . We generally give grants to charitable projects within 40 miles of Brailes, S.E.Warwickshire, including church repairs, hospital and hospice projects, village appeals, and "character forming" activities for young people.

Grant giving.

The object of CSL UK is to support the Zambian NGO, Conservation South Luangwa which works to protect the wildlife and habitats of the South Luangwa Ecosystem.CSL UK acts as means for UK tax payers to contribute to the activities of CSL in Zambia in a tax efficient manner. All monies raised, after minor necessary expenses, are contributed as grants to CSL

Makes grants exclusively to UK registered charities concerned with UK citizens or with international development.

We make grants to small projects in NW Russia that help young people with disabilities. In 1994, we created a specialist library and cultural centre at 46 Fontanka Embankment, in St Petersburg, Russia,'The Prince George Galitzine Memorial Library', the aim of which was to preserve Russian history of the 20th Century through books about Russia printed abroad, we no longer support the library.

Our aim is to relieve the effects of financial hardship, sickness and poor health amongst elderly people by supporting practical solutions that lead to their increased personal independence, self-sufficiency and dignity.Giving grants to the elderly to obtain specialist equipment, adapt accommodation, or to gain access to goods or services to help them overcome the debilities of old age.

Making grants to the poor and needy.

TO PROMOTE ANY CHARITABLE PURPOSE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE TOWN OF HORNSEA AND THE IMMEDIATE NEIGHBOURHOOD WHO ARE IN CONDITIONS OF NEED, HARDSHIP AND DISTRESS.HORNSEA FOUNDATION AWARDS GRANTS TO REGISTERED CHARITIES AND ORGANISATIONS THAT CAN DEMONSTRATE A CHARITABLE PURPOSES

The charity makes grants to advance a broad range of charitable activities as the trustees see fit from time to time.

As well as providing grants to deserving causes within Stratford on Avon & Warwickshire and requests from Lions Clubs International for Lions sponsored projects overseas, we undertake a number of community service projects. Examples of current projects are - Life Support Skills Training; Spectacle recycling; Message in a Bottle; Entertainments for elderly and special needs; Community Betterment

Edwinstowe & The Dukeries Lions Club serves the community as well as helping people internationally. Their work with people who are elderly, disabled and or disadvantaged, benefits not only those who are helped, but also the wider community by making it a better place to live and work. They also make grants to national and international appeals (eg to relieve poverty respond to disaster relief.

Providing grants to charitable institutions for medical, welfare, recreational and religious purposes in and around the Wakefield and Appleby (North Lincolnshire) area.

Makes grants to individuals which includes loans. It also makes grants to organisations such as charities and schools. It provides buildings/facilities and open space to the community.

Grant giving trust

The objects of the trust are to advance the education of students in Africa; currently Zambia, Rwanda, Kenya and Tanzania. Pupils and students are either awarded scholarships, maintenance allowances or grants to pay for their further education, or provided with and assisted in the provision of resources for education at the school/university.

The Trust exists to make grants to the Methodist churches comprising the North Bedfordshire Methodist Circuit, and to the Circuit itself.

Relief of persons resident in the area who in conditions of need, hardship or distress by making grants of money or providing or paying for items, services or facilities calculated to reduce need etc. In addition 50% of the net income is paid to the Trustees of The Ripple Ecclesiastical Charity (1059002) for the repair of the St Mary's Church, Ripple.

The Charity provides benefits to the School not normally provided by the Local Education Authority. It also provides grants to promote the education of persons who are pupils or former pupils of the School who are under the 25 years of age. If income permits, grants are also given to persons under 25 years of age who are resident or who have a parent resident in the area of benefit.

The Charity operates as part of Weymouth Rotary Club to give grants to local & overseas causes. Often given to help organisations supporting young people but it is not prescriptive and individuals and other local groups can be helped.

PAYMENTS ARE MADE TO THE CARTMEL POOR CHARITY AND TO BROW EDGE FOUNDATION. THE BULK OF THE MONIES AFTER THE ABOVE IS USED FOR PROMOTING THE EDUCATION OR TRAINING TO PERSONS BETWEEN THE AGES OF 18 A 25 AND PROVIDING GRANTS TO SCHOOLS TO MEET EXPENDITURE, NOT NORMALLY PROVIDED BY THE EDUCATION AUTHORITY. THE BENEFICIAL AREA IS THE ANCIENT PARISH OF CARTMEL AS DEFINED IN THE TRUST DEED.

Provision of grants to charitable youth organisations, to elderly persons, grants in respect of individuals for educaionalpurposes

Fund raising activities and subsequent grants to and for St Katharine's Schol, Savernake. To provide and help fund additional equipment and related activities.

Making financial grants to support individuals and projects