Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

The Foundation seeks to enhance the lives of people throughout the world by promoting the advancement of opportunity for education, that is the physical, intellectual, moral, religious and spiritual development of the whole person regardless of ethnicity, nationality or religious belief. It makes grants for educational projects principally to organisations and institutions.

The Objects of the charity are:- to provide funds for any charitable purpose, or purpose relating to the National Health service; to relief of sickness by promoting the efficient performance of their duties by staff; for the relief of patients treated by Stockport NHS Foundation Trust ; to further the aim of advancing scientific or medical research and for staff development.

The British Association for Immediate Care is a charitable company limited by guarantee that serves as a membership association for individuals and for affiliated immediate care schemes to promote pre-hospital immediate care. It provides education and resources to further pre-hospital immediate care through courses, conferences, and the provision of grants and bursaries.

The advancement of education, training and the prevention or relief of poverty, particularly by providing grants to support people suffering hardship, with the object of improving their conditions of life.

The charity operates in the UK , working with the public, charities and voluntary bodies. It promotes unity between Christian denominations and tolerance and understanding between religions world-wide. It makes grants, provides venues, education, conferences and seminars. It runs outreach and interfaith activities and carries out pastoral care, worship services, marriage blessings and funerals.

The Trust makes grants to Charities selected by the Trustees in accordance with the Trust Deed. It regrets that it is unable to entertain unsolicited approaches.

The Trust will make grants and social investments in support of its vision of a just and transformed world. The Trust will fund charities, other organisations and individuals in need, both in the UK and globally. Unsolicited applications will not be considered.

The charity provides benevolent assistance to members and former members of the Regiment and their dependants who are in need and makes grants to individuals and units within the Regiment to promote military efficiency. It supports the upkeep of Regimental memorials and chapels and maintains the Regimental chattels. It provides support and assistance to service leavers, veterans and families.

The trustees award grants to UK registered charities, supporting educational projects, the promotion of world peace and overseas development.

ENABLES INDIVIDUALS, COMPANIES AND PUBLIC BODIES TO GIVE TO SUPPORT CHARITY AND COMMUNITY NEEDS, BY HELPING DONORS SET UP NAMED FUNDS - EITHER FOR TIME-LIMITED GRANTMAKING, OR BY GENERATING INVESTMENT INCOME FOR "PERPETUAL" GIVING.OPERATES AN ACCESSIBLE AND MONITORED GRANT MAKING PROCESS, MAINLY TO GROUPS ACROSS LEICESTERSHIRE AND RUTLAND, BUT BEYOND IF REQUIRED.

The Royal Historical Society promotes and defends the scholarly study of the past through its lectures and publications, and speaks for the interests of history and historians. It offers grants to support research training and prizes for historical publications.

Making grants and donations to various charities for the promotion of legal education and the relief of poverty.

GRANTS TO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, AND TO INDIVIDUALS

Cambridge in America (UK) Limited makes grants to the University of Cambridge and its Colleges, or to related organisations and charities. It forms part of a dual qualified structure with Cambridge in America, an American registered charity, enabling US citizens in the UK to support the University, its Colleges and related projects in a tax-efficient manner.

Makes Grants to Organizations

Makes grants to organisations in support of the charity objects: the advancement of the education of the public;the promotion of industry and commerce for the public benefit.

To relieve in cases of need Freemasons of the Province of Cheshire & their dependentsTo make grants to other Masonic CharitiesTo make grants to Non Masonic Charities

The relief of financial hardship the sick/poor people living and working in developing countries and the UK through the provision of grants, goods or services.

The charity (i) provides and maintains the charity's almshouse developments at Lovell Park Road, Leeds and Raglan Road, Leeds and (ii) provides grants to organisations and to projects in Leeds which alleviate financial hardship, particularly in relation to housing and social isolation.

Making Grants principally for Classical Music Education and Crafts Education, with a limited number of grants in other areas related to education and conservation. Applicants are advised to look at the website for further information.

The Charity makes grants for general charitable purposes, in accordance with its grant-making policy, to charities and not for profit organisations (for exclusively charitable purposes) based in the city of Liverpool and the Metropolitan Borough of the Wirral.

To raise funds and make grants available for: (a) Projects in the UK that assist young Irish people and their families(b) The advancement of education in Northern Ireland for example by making available grants for individual students and support for organisations

The charity makes grants to UK-registered charities and non-profit organisations to reduce poverty and advance human rights in developing countries.

The Schroder Charity Trust is a grant making charity that aims to support a broad range of charitable causes. For our current priorities and application process please refer to: www.schrodercharitytrust.org for full details.

General purposes. Make grants and loans to individuals; provide finance, services and information.