Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

RECEIVES DONATIONS FROM MASONIC ORGANISATIONS AND MAKES DONATIONS TO NON-MASONIC CHARITIES AND ORGANISATIONS.

The trust is primarily a grant making organisation. However, the trustees intention for the immediate future is to retain the major part of the trust's income and capital to generate a realistic endowment. the current target funding is ·1,000,000.

Makes small grants to charities and community organisations, mainly in the locality of Faversham in Kent. Applications by email only to hughmatthews70@gmail.com, and please do not apply if you are an organisation working nationally or outside of the Faversham ME13 area as we will be unable to support your cause, however worthy

KLC nurtures research in evangelical Christian public theology. KLC disseminates its research through public lectures, seminars, conferences, newsletters and the publication of academic papers, articles and books, the maintenance of a website, and the appropriate use of social media, etc. It offers grants to postgraduate students and provides a research community for scholars.

We are a grant giving charitable trust which supports local organisations, charities and groups working primarily for and with people with sight loss. Grants are only awarded to those organisations who operate within our beneficial area of Northumberland, Tyne and Wear, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire and Cumbria. We do not award grants to individuals.

The charity fundraises and collects donations to assist with the advancement of health in babies in hospital special baby care units. This is done by the provision of grants or equipment to those hospital units directly.

Grant making charity awarding grants to those bodies carrying out activities as supported by the Foundations objectives

Maintain the efficiency and esprit de corps of The Royal Military Police (RMP); providing financial assistance to any serving or former member of The RMP and their dependants; and making financial grants to any charity, which benefits persons or dependants of persons who are serving or who have served in The RMP.

Deeping St. James United Charities makes grants to groups and individuals for sickness, need, public purposes and promoting the education (including social and physical training) of young people who have not attained the age of 25 year who in the opinion of the trustees are in need of financial assistance, to residents of Deeping St. James ecclesiastical parish, including Frognall

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO SUCH CHARITIES AS THE TRUSTEES SEE FIT FOR THE BENEFIT OF YOUNG CHILDREN, THE CHURCH AND ANIMAL CHARITIES IN THE BLACKPOOL AND MORECAMBE AREAS OF LANCASHIRE AND IN PARTICULAR CERTAIN NAMED CHARITIES SET OUT IN CLAUSE 3 OF THE TRUST DEED DATED 1ST APRIL 2011.

Provision of financial and other support to the Episcopal Church of Sudan and the Episcopal Church of South Sudan to enable to address effectively the needs (both spiritual and material) of the people they serve. This is mostly done through the provision of grants, advice and support of personnel.

To advance education throughout Africa and the UK by the provision of but not limited to, providing educational courses, assisting in the operation of community led education centres and providing grants to individuals to further education as trustees from time to time may determine.

We give grants to charities and charitable projects in England, Scotland and Wales. We are particularly focussed on supporting small-scale projects and young charities that work with disadvantaged communities, empowering individuals and increasing community cohesion. We look for projects that can contribute learning across our network of partners.

To relieve, generally and individually, Ealing residents (with priority to Hanwell residents) who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress by making grants of money or paying for items, services or facilities calculated to reduce the need, hardship or distress. The William Hobbayne Community Centre is used for activities to aid mental and physical wellbeing.

Grants to a hospice, a disabled children's trust, asthma and cancer research, other medical organisations national and international, environmental & cultural projects, animal welfare and youth groups.

The Trustees shall hold the Trust Fund and the income thereof upon trust to pay or apply the same to or for such Charity or Charities or Charitable purposes connected with children as they shall in their absolute discretion from time to time decide.The Trust makes grants in response to requests from charitable causes where it considers their aims to be within its area of operation.

The Charity makes grants to Charitable Institutions on the basis of a three year rolling criteria cycle. All applications should be through the website.

Grant giving body for the benefit of the people working, in education, or residing in the Parish of Great Torrington

Provides support by direct financial contributions to small organisations (annual income below £500,000) for specific and well-defined projects directed to charitable purposes according to the laws of England and Wales principally in the geographical regions of Essex and Suffolk.

The charity's principle activity throughout the year was the provision and distribution of donations and grants to charities. The charity aims to maximise its grants and donations on an annual basis.

To provide funds for young people under 25 years on proven application for further education of an academic or vocational nature. Limited to Wymondham and peripheral parishes.

Funds are generated by specific and general appeals to former pupils and other persons and enterprises known to the trustees. Makes grants to individuals and organisations on behalf of the school.

The advancement of the Orthodox Jewish religion for the public benefit by providing grants to synagogues and other religious charities, for the provision of religious objects, prayer books and other religious study books, and for the public celebration of religious festivals.

The Trust provides grants to a range of institutions and individuals to help them deal with immediate needs. The Trust also supports a number of charities, particularly those engaged in caring for and educating children and young people in Bristol and the South West of England. It also provides grants to other charities that the trustees believe merit the support of the Trust.

Making grants to charitable organisations