Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

Providing grants to charitable institutions for medical, welfare, recreational and religious purposes in and around the Wakefield and Appleby (North Lincolnshire) area.

Grants to 1) Disabled & Elderly People's clubs 2) Disadvantaged/disabled Young People organisations 3) young persons undertaking missions/projects abroad 4) Promising Young People in sport.Youth Leadership Awards.Grants to Rotary Foundation UK & other Rotary Projects.Orphanage project in KenyaAwards to young persons for outstanding achievement.

Delivering:- an educational programme of events inspired by the philosophy of Rudolf Steiner, known as Authroposophy - study groups , workshops, festivals, and conferences. A lending library and bookstall. Advice and information for individuals and initiatives. Granting of loans and donations to individuals and institutions working out of the same impulse.

The Rickfield Trust is a grant- making trust, operating principally in support of organisations dedicated to the relief of poverty and its consequences at home and abroad, with a particular interest in the support of Christian-run charities

The principal activity is the provision of grants to organisations providing education, training, sport and other activities for young people in the Camberwell area of South London.

The Hoper-Dixon Trust makes grants for the benefit of the poor connected with or in the neighbourhood of any house or pastoral centre under the direction of the English Province of the Order of Preachers.

The Charity receives investment income from ownership of Rowington Club Limited, Charifund units and interest and makes grants out of that income in accordance with the objects of the Charity within the Parish of Rowington.

Established to make grants for charitable purposes.

The Charity is a grant-making charity. It distributes grants from capital and income for charitable works, mainly Evangelical non-ecumenical Churches and charitable activities undertaken by Evangelical Christian bodies and charitable agencies for the support of the elderly and terminally ill. As the charity is winding down, it is unable to accept any future applications.

The Charity makes available educational grants to the under-25s living in the area of benefit around Laceby. It also provides a Bible or dictionary for each Primary School leaver, as well as items for the School not provided by the LEA. Shopping vouchers are given to people in need at Christmas.

To make grants for charitable purposes.

PAYMENTS ARE MADE TO THE CARTMEL POOR CHARITY AND TO BROW EDGE FOUNDATION. THE BULK OF THE MONIES AFTER THE ABOVE IS USED FOR PROMOTING THE EDUCATION OR TRAINING TO PERSONS BETWEEN THE AGES OF 18 A 25 AND PROVIDING GRANTS TO SCHOOLS TO MEET EXPENDITURE, NOT NORMALLY PROVIDED BY THE EDUCATION AUTHORITY. THE BENEFICIAL AREA IS THE ANCIENT PARISH OF CARTMEL AS DEFINED IN THE TRUST DEED.

The charity makes grants to charitable institutions whose objects are to advance religion in accordance with the orthodox Jewish faith & to educational institutions.

The charity makes donations to churches and Christian organisations. In addition it makes payments for the relief of poverty and support of Christian workers.

The Trustees make distributions pro-actively and do not respond to enquiries/requests for funding.The purpose of the Trust is to provide grants to other charities/ voluntary bodies and individuals for general charitable purposes and operating in the following areas; the relief of poverty, overseas aid/ famine relief and the promotion of the Christian religion.

The trustees make grants to worthy causes in accordance with the trust deed. The principal object of the charity is to provide for the needs of poor and old people, as extended by the general charitable objective contained in the trust deed. A number of projects are being considered and the trustees are looking to adopt an individualistic approach to future developments.

The charity uses the money for charitable purposes in Nash village. We help parishioners who require funding for visits to hospitals & doctors for medical reasons. The charity helps children and young people to fund educational needs. The charity gives grants to other organisations for the welfare of the residents of Nash.

The organisation of fund-raising events to provide funds to make grants to relieve poverty among old people and other necessitous persons residing in the City of Chichester and the immediate vicinity.

The Hallifax Trust provides grants and bursaries primarily for the primary school serving the parish of Shimpling, also for people under the age of 25 who either attended Shimpling School or whose parents live in Shimpling. If there are any funds left in any year not required for the above it may be used for charitable purposes for the general benefit of the residents of Shimpling.

To assist employees, retired employees of Adcock Shipley Ltd and Bridgeport Machines Ltd and their dependents and to make grants to other organisations/individuals such as the Trustees may determine

WE PROVIDE GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS IN FINANCIAL HARDSHIP AND ALSO TO LOCAL VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS WHICH PROVIDE SOCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE IN THE CIVIL PARISH OF SHERE, SURREY.

To provide funds for holidays anywhere in the UK for disadvantaged children from the Manchester area. To help maintain holiday/convalescent homes in Derbyshire for disadvantaged children from anywhere in the UK.

The Hopton Trust was originally founded by Frances Hopton in early 1700 to provide education for needy children in Cam.Today the Trust own and maintain the original Schoolhouse which is used as a Childcare setting, providing: breakfast, out of school and holiday clubs, as well as a playgroup.The Trust provide funds for Cam Hopton School leavers bibles and mugs and for set projects.

Grants to Rotary Clubs to enable them to provide holidays for children and young people who are under 18 years of age and who are in need of financial assistance.

The Royal Welch Fusiliers Officers Benevolent fund makes grants and loans to benevolence cases brought to its attention though the regimental network. The beneficiaries are those officers, and their dependants, who hold a RWF Commission including those who now serve in the Royal Welsh. Grants are also made to charitable activities of the RWF Officers Association.