Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

To assist and make donations to individuals and organisations locally, nationally and internationally.

The object of the Charity is to make grants and provide other financial assistance to beneficiary students from India to advance their education outside of that country.

The objectives of the Trust are as follows:What: General Charitable Purposes; Relief of Poverty; Environment/Conservation/HeritageWho: Children/Young people; Elderly/Old peopleHow: Make grants to organisations (including schools, charities etc)

The Laurence Plummer Foundation aims to support young people from Medway & Kent in participating in Sport with a particular focus on helping those from deprived and low income backgrounds. The Laurence Plummer Foundation offers small grants to individuals, sports clubs, youth groups and schools to help improve participation and assist with young people making the next step in their sport.

Distribution of Christmas Day Gifts (vouchers to purchase clothing) to men aged 75 and over and Ascension Day Gifts (vouchers to purchase food and clothing) to persons aged 75 and over. Grants to local organisations.All individuals must live in Sudbury, Suffolk. All organisations must benefit the inhabitants of Sudbury, Suffolk.

Our main activities involve:Fund raisingMaking grants to schoolSetting aside funds for special purposesProvide / subsidise social events to bring the school community together

TO ENCOURAGE & PROVIDE RECYCLING OPPORTUNITIES TO THE PUBLIC, BUSINESSES, STATUTORY AUTHORITIES & EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENTS.RELIEVE THOSE IN NEED, BY REASON OF YOUTH, AGE, ILL-HEALTH, DISABILITY, FINANCIAL OR OTHER DISADVANTAGE IN PARTICULAR BY THE PROVISION OF GRANTS OR DONATION OF ITEMS TO INDIVIDUALS OR TO CHARITABLE ORG. SUPPORTING THOSE IN NEED.

To make grants to poor or distressed Brother Masons or their distressed widows and children and to Local charities and to Masonic Charities as from time to time directed by the members of the Lodge in duly constituted meetings.

The Charity aims to make charitable grants for the advancement of education, the relief of persons who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress and for the promotion and encouragement for the public benefit of all aspects of the arts.

To apply the income for or towards charitable purposes and to make grants to charitable institutions at the Trustees' absolute discretion.

The Koinonia Trust is a private Trust and only makes grants to Christian organisations currently supported by the Trust or to Christian organisations which the Trustees in their uncontrolled discretion from time to time think fit.

Provision of grants, bursaries and other financial support to contemporary composers and performers to enable them to further their musical education or have their works performed for the public benefit

Religion activities,church services and related seminars. To support other charitable purposes,as the trustees shall from time to time determined in particular by making grants or donations to such other charitable institutions which are advancing education, religion and the relief of poverty.

The making of grants to Great Steeping School for resources not provided by the LEA, and to individuals for (eg) books or facilities not available from other sources.

The trustees meet at least once a year to review grant applications made to the Charity. In addition the Trustees may identify a Charity or cause they wish to support in their local region. The trustees first consider whether the applications meet the objectives of the Charity. Where objectives are met, grant making is determined by unanimous decision of all trustees.

The Charity is based in London and promotes education and equality and diversity as well as the conservation of the natural environment. It is still in start-up mode but plans to undertake grant making activities, investment, possible partnership with other charities with similar objectives and the development of a detailed grant making policy.

We are a small trust providing small grants to support the following:The prevention or relief of poverty, The advancement of citizenship or community development, The advancement of environmental protection or improvement, The advancement of animal welfare or such other charitable purposes that the trustees in their absolute discretion shall think fit in line with the laws of England and Wales

Christmas grants to needy in Swaffham Prior/ReachStudent grants for books in Swaffham Prior/Reach

To provide funds for The Vicar and Churchwardens of Newark Parish Church and The Rector Of Newark`s Discretionary Fund

Provides fuel grants to to elderly in the parish of Carbrooke.

The charity will lease Peters Green Village Hall, LU2 9QL, on a commercial basis, using the income to achieve the specified charitable objectives by:Making grants to individuals.Making grants to organisations.Providing buildings/facilities/open space.The Charity and Trustees can be contacted via Parish Clerk, Parish Room, Kimpton Memorial Hall, Kimpton, Hertfordshire, SG4 8RD.

113 Economic/Employment (not community development) 201, Young adults 18-29 (not children), 301 Makes grants to individuals (does not include loans).

Making grants for educational purposes, within the 'catchment area'.

The Charity gives small grants to individuals living in or organisations working within the Orton Waterville Parish.

Alvescot Village Association is a small West Oxon charity which gives grants to formally constituted organisations which provide public benefit to people who live, work or study in Alvescot. Its four charitable purposes undertaken in local facilities include the advancement of health, play and amateur sport, community and school education, culture and arts, and religion and heritage.