Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

To maintain existing almshouse for residents in the parish of Washfield and Tiverton who are elderly and on low income.To make grants to help residents in the parish Washfield and Tiverton with small one-off payments for specified purposes.

Provision of website for members use, outdoor activities and individual supported challenges and educational projects. Social events for the group. provision of grants for individual use in IT communications, education and personal development. Raising public awareness of deafness in children and public awareness through newsletter and public signing events.

Uses investment income to make grants to individuals and organisations falling within the charity's objects - relief of poverty and distress among men or women in reduced or destitute circumstances.

Grant making to Christian organisations for the furtherance of the Christian gospel both at home and overseas. Wholly in accordance with the aims and objectives of the trust

ESTABLISHED TO MAKE GRANTS FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES.

To provide grants to charitable organisations to further the education and training of persons employed in or previously employed in or engaged in training or studying for the building, construction, decoration and allied trades.

The Roseberry Trust provides grants for holidays and day trips to children who live in the City or County of Nottingham and who are in receipt of free school meals

Payment of grants to charitable institutions, principally organisations in the fields of the arts, education and the Church of England, national charities and local charitable activities based in the Birmingham area.

The Trust was established by deed in 1987 as part of the settlement of a new scheme for the Sudbury Common Lands Charity. The trustees are elected by The Freement of Sudbury in quinqueniel meeting. The Trust is able to make grants to deserving Freemen of Sudbury or Widows of Freemen.The Trust makes donations to support deserving projects in the town of Sudbury.

To make annual payments to a number of poor and needy in the London boroughs of Barking and Redbridge.To provide grants to students connected with the City of London.To provide grants to liverymen of the worshipful company of Poulters, their widows and dependants who are in need, hardship or distress.

Makes grants each year to charitable organisations decided on by the trustees that are involved in the areas listed under types of people the charity helps

Have given grants to Hundon Educational Foundation to enable them to support parishioners under the age of 25 with educational activities. Have given grants to the Ecclesiastical Charity to enable them to provide disabled access and alarms to the church etc. Provided allotment areas to 10 new parishioners. Continued with allotment areas for 28 other parishioners. Rented approx 36 acres farmland

The charity organises various fundraising activities and provides grants to the school to advance the education of the pupils by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for the school. The Charity operates within the catchment area of the school.

The Trust makes grants to other charities for: medical research; the care of the visually impaired; children in need of protection care or welfare; establishing or maintaining homes for the aged and infirm; and educational grants.

Education and Training, Medical Health and Sickness, Disability, Relief of Poverty for Children and Young People, Elderly and Old People and people with Disabilities. The charity makes grants to individuals and organisations. The charity operates exclusively within the Parish of Crosby Ravensworth, in Cumbria.

Publication of monthly Village Magazine delivered to all 2500 homes in the area free of charge. Organisation of Social Events and Community activities, maintenance of flower beds in village, make grants to other organisations and individuals in line with Association's objectives.

Noddfa Trust makes grants to individuals and organisations for general charitable purposes, education & training, the relief of poverty and religious activities

Provision of grants to Retired Ministers in the North Western Synod and the Mersey Synod of the United Reformed Church and the Congregational Churches within those boundaries.

The fund commemorates the centenary in 1990 of the Masonic Province of Buckinghamshire and assists non-Masonic charitable causes. The committee makes grants or donations solely to non-Masonic charities or causes, which must have strong Buckinghamshire connections, and such grants are concentrated upon specific projects/facilities rather than general appeals or requests to fund routine activities.

To make grants for chairtable purposes to charitable organisations.

to provide financial assistance to the clergy and their families who are serving in the historic Archdeaconry of Wells. Includes assisting children of the clergy, under the age of 25, by making grants to enable them to earn their living; otherwise providing for their education; providing relief for clergy, their spouses, widows, widowers or other dependants.

Managing Trustees make grants, at their discretion, to selected TA Units based within the County of Stafford (including those Units in the geographical area of the former County of Stafford) and the Staffordshire Army Cadets Force for such charitable purposes as are calculated to further their miliotary efficiency by improving the facilities and amenities of training and service.

The objects of the Charity are primarily to provide assistance to persons resident in the parishes of Woolwich and Plumstead who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm. The charity makes grants to individuals, charitable and other organisations as a way of providing benefits to people when other avenues of statutory assistance are either unavailable or exhausted.

To promote good citizenship & mutual helpfulness among ex-members of the Boys Brigade and youth organisations. Specifically sport/recreation and to assist other charities & voluntary bodies and make grants to any youth organisation. Provides buildings and facilities for the execution of such activities.

The Charity makes grants to Christian and other charitable organisations in which the trustees have an interest.It does not respond to unsolicited requests for grants or funding.