Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

Makes grants to charitable organisations around the world whose purposes are to help young or disadvantaged people, especially anyone suffering deprivation and discrimination, such as poor, homeless and vulnerable women and children, minority communities, particularly where people are affected by: poverty, a lack of education, malnutrition and disease

The Human Milk Foundation provides screened donor milk to babies in hospital or the community, where breastfeeding is impossible or taking time to establish. The HMF also makes grants available for research and educational purposes, and develops programmes of education related to disseminating the science of human milk.

Makes grants to individualsMakes grants to organisationsProvides buildings/facilities/open space

To advance such charitable purposes (according to the law of England and Wales) as the CharityTrustees see fit from time to time by making grants to charitable organisations.

The additional curates society awards grants to poor and populous parishes, and parishes in new areas, so that they can employ a curate. A work they have been doing since 1837. The society also encourages and fosters vocations to the priesthood.

The provision of grants to support biomedical research in the fields of autoimmunity, inflammation, infectious diseases, and ageing especially focussed on the development of practical applications in the form of new targeted treatments

Grant-making

Acts as an umbrella or resource body.Provides services to the Circuit.Raises funds and makes grants to organisations.Enables the development of projects to benefit the local community.

The main activities of Ummah Appeal are to establish public benefit of the people in the UK, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Mayanmar by providing Educational advancement , relieve poverty, relieve sickness and to promote and protect good health. Financial assitance by way of giving grants to individuals and organisations. Building religious centeres to promote harmony between various faiths.

The Foundation has been established for general charitable purposes and will operate as a grant making charity, supporting charitable projects, organisations and individuals. The trustees may use the income and the capital of the Foundation in promoting the objectives.

Grant giving charity

This grant-making foundation supports a wide range of activities in the following categories: education, general welfare (particularly the elderly, the blind and the disabled) and family and social welfare. Grants are made to UK registered charities and to organisations with charitable status. Special support is given to the County of Lancashire, as defined before local government reorganisation.

Grantmaking to the arts in Herefordshire and Worcestershire and related cultural development

makes grants to charitable causes, typically those within Tyne and Wear and its immediate surrounds which aim to ease social deprivation and / or enrich the fabric of the local community and / or the quality of life of individuals within that community

The income of the charity is derived from investments and donations. The charity makes grants and donations to support religious educational and other charitable institutions.

The Sir Bernard and Lady Schreier Foundation is an independent grant making charity, set up in 2020, using a bequest left by the late Sir Bernard and Lady Schreier. The Foundation delivers its vision primarily by making grants to other UK registered charities, that provide relief to those affected by ill health, especially those affected by mental illness.

Making grants to charitable organisations selected in accordance with the company's objects.

The over-riding aim is to 'promote and foster' the game of rugby within the Naval Service by: Promoting the physical efficiency of members of the Naval Service by providing facilities and other encouragement to participate in the game of rugby football; Making grants for charitable purposes; Promoting amateur sport.

The objectives of trust are to support charitable institutions and objectives at the Trustees discretion.

The objects of the Teaching Staff Trust are the relief of need of those who are employed or have been employed (for more than five years) in the education of pupils under the age of 19 in the United Kingdom, by the provision of grants, advice and other assistance.We also undertake and support research into matters relevant to the needs of beneficiaries.

The relief of poverty sickness and distress, the advancement of education, and the promotion of any other charitable purpose by the provision of such grants to charitable institutions and individuals.

Grant making

Provision and maintenance of almshouse housing accommodation for beneficiaries and of any Chapel attached thereto: Such charitable purposes for the benefit of the residents (generally or individually) as charity trustees decide: Relief of beneficiaries (generally or individually) by making grants of money or providing or paying for item and services calculated to relieve the needs of such persons.

The trust supports the preservation of churches or chapels of any christian denomination in Norfolk or the dioceses of Norwich. The trust makes grants to parishes and congregations to repair restore and preserve christian churches and chapels.

Individual patients' grants for in-patient treatment when NHS lists are excessively long and quality of life is seriously affected. One-off grants to other local, worthy causes.