Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

We give grants to Oxford University Cross Country Club and their members to support increased student participation, high level performance and expanding grass roots community engagement.

The giving of charitable grants

We provide grants to Hospices across the UK for arts activities that support the well being of residents and their families.

To promote charitable purposes by providing financial support by way of grants to charitable and other not-for-profit organisations and groups who benefit the community in Christchurch

To award grants to charitable organisations and causes based within the West Midlands Combined Authority (2016) (Birmingham, Coventry, Dudley, Sandwell, Solihull, Walsall, Wolverhampton), in order that said grants would benefit these communities and their activities.

We award grants to individuals, amateur korfball clubs and korfball associations within Great Britain to support the advancement of korfball

Provide support to Elham CoE Primary School and provide further education grants to students living within parish of Elham

Makes grants for charitable purposes including church and hospice appeals from Wirral and North Wales

THE PROVISION OF GRANTS FOR EDUCATION/TRAINING. THE RELIEF OF POVERTY AND ASSISTANCE TO PERSONS SUFFERING SICKNESS IN THE ANCIENT PARISH OF ADEL.

Grants to local (Northern England), medical and for humanitarian purposes (Worldwide) to organisations or individuals.

Making grants for educational purposes

Helps local people with monthly small grants to cover immediate needs. Most grants are given to the elderly or those in special need to help with general expenses, i.e heating and one off payments are made on an ad hoc basis for holidays and at Christmas time. We organise special community events for the needy, for example the Christmas party and use the grant to help with this.

Making grants, payments, gratuities pensions or allowances to or for the benefit of persons who shall be or shall have been in the employment of the Maybourne Group, or wives, widows, husbands, widowers, children, parents or other dependants of such persons. No grant shall be made or paid to or for the benefit of any person unless they are in need of the financial assistance so afforded.

Raise funds to make grants at trustees' discretion towards the maintenance and preservation of St Peters Church, Titchfield

The Heather van der Lely Foundation trust is a small charity that aims to make grants for professional and academic research in the area of developmental language disorders (DLD). It is the legacy of the late Heather van der Lely, a professor of Developmental Language Disorders and Cognitive Neuroscience.

Making grants to individuals from income from invested permanent endowment

1. To advance the education of the public in Nepalese language, culture and heritage,2. The relief of financial hardship, either generally or individually, of peopleliving in Nepal or UK in particular but not exclusively by the provision of grants and facilities.

The objects of the charity are to apply the whole or any part of the income to any properly constituted Boys' Club or body carrying on similar work in Great Britain. In recent years the charity has made grants to Youth Clubs, to vacation projects to enable children from less well off families to attend holiday breaks run by charities, and to Scout and Girl Guide groups, among other organisations.

To relieve the needs of people diagnosed with MS/other neurological health problems and their families in Swale, by providing information, support and Grants to those in need of such services

Morley & District Lions Club (CIO), incorporating WF3 Kindness, is the local community charity for Morley and the surrounding area. We volunteer our services and make grants to help local residents and not for profit organisations. As a constituent of Lions Clubs International we cooperate with other Lions Clubs locally, regionally, nationally and internationally.

General charitable purposes including housing and grants to those in need in the local vicinity.

Advancement of education of young people through grants to participate in expeditions, particularly in the Arctic.General charitable support for the inhabitants of Arctic communities.Assistance to members of Her Majesty's Constabulary in further education and training.

Grants to ordinands and candidates for ministry for one-off expenses such as travel/placements and books/equipment - not for general living expenses incurred during training. Applications in writing only, not via email - requests will be sent an application form.

The main purpose of the Trust is to provide grants for students at Christ's College, Cambridge and to award grants for education and research to certain institutions within the University of Cambridge.

provides individual grants to residents of Charney Bassett and Lyford who are under 25 years old, and to organisations locally for education and training purposes of the wider community