Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

Uxbridge United Welfare Trust is a grant giving and almshouse charity based in West London. We award grants to individual residents, smaller charities and community groups in and around Uxbridge. We also have an almshouse building in the centre of uxbridge which houses qualifying senior citizens.

The charity is a corporate foundation that aims to advance charitable purposes for the benefit of the public in any part of the world as determined by its trustees. The charity makes grants to registered charities in accordance with its grant making policy and within the scope of its objects. The trustees may, in exceptional circumstances, make grants directly to individuals.

The Town Charity maintains 28 almshouses in the village of Girton Cambridgeshire. It also provides assistance for the relief of need and makes grants for charitable purposes for individuals in Girton and organisations serving the needs of villagers.

THE CHARITY RUNS A DAY SCHOOL WITH THREE DEPARTMENTS FOR NURSERY, PRIMARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION, THE CHARITY IS ALSO MAKES GRANTS FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION AND THE RELIEF OF POVERTY.

To relieve poverty or financial hardship among widows and widowers and their dependents by providing grants to individuals and families in need .Promoting good health by providing support to recently bereaved families in the form of counselling and financial assistance.Advancing Judaism by ensuring that children in families where one parent dies receives basic assistance for their future

Our charity makes grants as the trustees see fit, in particular but not limited to the relief of financial hardship among people in Central and South America and among refugees, asylum seekers and migrant workers, to the promotion of the care of children suffering from cancer in England and Scotland, and to the promotion of the health of people suffering from sarcoma in England and Scotland.

Makes grants to St Mary Redcliffe Church and its parish in relation to the charitable purposes

Grant making organisation

The charity's main activity is grantmaking.

The advancement of the Christian religion by making grants to assist the clergy, both active and retired and their dependants,in the major branches of the Christian church in the UK. The welfare of both poor members and widows of congregations of the Catholic Apostolic Church. The maintenance of remaining Catholic Apostolic Church buildings and their use for worship by other Churches as agreed.

The Ashmore Foundation supports causes within the Emerging Markets, particularly though not exclusively to the countries and communities in which the Ashmore Group invests. Our grant making policy is wide ranging but maintains a special focus on initiatives in education, livelihoods and social enterprise which benefit those most vulnerable and which support long-term self development.

VICTA supports children and young people who are blind or partially sighted and their families. We have an activities program for young people to support their social, emotional development and encourage independence. We also provide grants for much needed learning tools and support parents through our networking of family weekends.

Assistance to members of the tobacco trade and their dependants who are in necessitous circumstances. Grants to other charities who help children from deprived backgrounds mainly from the inner London boroughs. Bursaries for education.

GRANTS TO VOLUNTARY/CHARITABLE ORGANISATIONS OPERATING IN THE LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT, ACROSS GREATER LONDON AND ACROSS ENGLAND TO: BENEFIT CHILDREN & YOUNG PERSONS IN EDUCATION/TRAINING BY FUNDING EQUIPMENT, FACILITIES, COACHING & TRAINING TO ENCOURAGE PARTICIPATION IN TEAM GAMES & SPORTS.

General charitable purposes both nationally and overseas. Grants are predominantly made to registered charities only. The trustees are proactive in seeking charities to support and it is unusual for them to make grants in response to unsolicited applications.

The Foundation exists to apply its funds and income for the benefit of such charitable purposes or charitable institutions as the Trustees in their discretion determine.The Foundation operates virtually exclusively by making identified benefit grants to carefully selected charitable organisations with less than ?1m income working in the sectors which the Foundation particularly wishes to support

Makes grants to institutions and provides food for needy families.

Awarding grants to third parties, including environmental bodies for approved projects under landfill communities fund.

Grant Giving

The Trust makes grants primarily to the hospice movement and related charities in the UK, but also to other organisations such as those aiding disabled and homeless people and third world self-help groups.

Making grants to institutions to advance Jewish religous education and relieve poverty

General charitable grants and donations

The objects of the Charity are to hold the Trust Fund and its income upon trust and to apply them for all purposes which are exclusively charitable under the laws of England and Wales from time to time by the making of grants to any individual, group, organisation or institution in the UK, Bermuda and worldwide, with a focus on helping young people and the severely disadvantaged in society.

Making grants to local organisations, principally in Sub-Saharan Africa, that focus on transportation and logistics services that enable the delivery of vital healthcare to hard-to-reach communities. Our vision is of a world where healthcare reaches everyone, everywhere. To do this, we know that reliable, well maintained transport has to be at the heart of health systems.

The charity provides grants to organisations for research into the treatment and cure of dementia and related diseases.