Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

Provide information, advice and support for people with cerebral palsy, their families and carers. Provide financial support through grants to individuals and families,

Wonder Wards activities are threefold. We raise funds so that we can offer grants to children's hospices and hospital wards, in order, for them to renovate and improve their wards. We also grant wishes to the sick children and provide financial aid to the families where most needed, to enhance the short lives of their loved ones and ease their struggles as best we can.

The Kempston Charities distributes grants to residents, schools and organisations within Kempston in particular for those with social needs i;e; for the poor and needy. The Trustees meet three times a year and letters of grant application should be sent to the Clerk.

The Educational Foundation of Cater and Others makes grants to residents, schools and organisations within the urban and rural areas of Kempston for educational needs. The Trustees meet three times a year and applicants are asked to forward an application by letter to the Clerk.

Grant making

upkeep of property grants to parish church and any needy people in parish

Yad Be Yad works to promote Jewish faith across the UK community. Organising activities and providing financial grants to vulnerable to members of the community.

Raises money by investing on the stock market. The dividend income is then paid out in the form of grants to local community groups

The Trustees see their principal purpose as being that of supporting the spreading the good news of Jesus Christ. The Trustees only consider making grants to local initiatives.

The advancement of education, in particular electrical engineering and electroni in the London Borough of Enfield including for this purpose the provision of educational facilities within the london Borough of Enfield not restricted to persons resident or working therein and the provision of maintenance allowances or other grants to enable persons to take advantage of such educational facilities.

Maintenance and support of Girlguiding in Wendover with specific responsibility for the upkeep of the premises in Manor Crescent, Wendover. Also giving grants to leaders/girls/units for guiding acitivities.

The organisations purpose is to support and advance the education for children and adults, applying funds directly to individuals or in the form of scholarships or bursaries or grants to educational organisations.

The Charity makes grants to individuals

To provide funds from its endowment for the maintenance of the fabric of the Parish Church of St Andrew Chippenham in the County of Wiltshire and Diocese of Bristol

Awarding bursaries or grants to young people up to the age of 25, living, working or attending a place of education in the Sidcup area who wish to undertake a course, project or challenge of a character forming nature

The Charity provides grants to those individuals and organisations whose activities fulfill the objects of BCF

The charity provides relief of those in need throughout England who are homeless or facing homelessness, by making grants of money for providing or paying for housing deposits and/or rent, paying for items, social housing services, or facilities, in collaboration with partners. For sustainable housing solutions, the charity will own or lease buildings to relieve the needs of such persons.

General grants to school.

Charitable grants or loans to individuals or organisations within the ecclesiastical parish of St. Leonard's, Broad Blunsdon.

Providing grants to recipients of journalistic training

Make donations to individuals and to organisations for general charitable purposes.

The charity makes donations to charitable cause within the UK and overseas.

We provide funds to five nominated Church of England state schools in accordance with the provisions of the will of Lady Capel.

Providing relief of financial hardship in Pakistan to poor and helpless people including orphans. This relief of financial hardship will be met by making grants of money for providing or paying for items, services or facilities. This will also include providing financial support to gain medical services and/or attention, so that suitable living conditions can be met.

Making grants to cricket clubs and for the benefit of young cricketers in Norfolk