Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

The objects of the charity are to apply the whole or any part of the income to any properly constituted Boys' Club or body carrying on similar work in Great Britain. In recent years the charity has made grants to Youth Clubs, to vacation projects to enable children from less well off families to attend holiday breaks run by charities, and to Scout and Girl Guide groups, among other organisations.

Grants to individuals in need of financial assistance who are of the Jewish faith and primarily attend the Portsmouth and Southsea Hebrew Congregation.

To give grants to the children of the village up to the age of 18 years for educational purposesif they have lived in Wenhaston or Mells for two years or more

Peter's Trust is a grant making charity with it's income derived solely from funds invested. Grants are made to charities and organisations covering a wide spectrum of social needs. Applications are preferred by email

Maintaining properties and land held by charity, distributing funds to children and elderly residents in need of financial assistance. grants to local schools

The charity provides pensions to eligible elderly residents within the boundaries of the former Wood Green Urban District Council. It also provides grants to eligible residents in need.

The provision of grants for the furtherance of the education of people resident or educated in the parishes of Easingwold or Husthwaite North Yorkshire.

Promotion of education (including social and physical training) of persons under the age of 25 years who are resident, or have a parent resident in Appleton Wiske, East Rounton, Picton and West Rounton in North Yorkshire.Provides grants to Appleton Wiske Primary School for benefits not normally provided by the education authority.

Grants of -£150 per annum to The Huguenot Church of Canterbury Cathedral.Grants of -£175 to The French Hospital in Rochester.Grants to the Westminster French Protestant School Foundation

The Charity provides a quarterly pension of -ú110 to ten pensioners who are refered to them by Age Concern Westminster. In addition the pensioners recieve a Christmas bonus of -ú75.The trustees will occasionally agree one-off grants to elderly people who are experiencing particulardifficulties.A small sum each year is paid to the clerk for expenses incurred.

Providing financial grants to people who are resident or who are or have been employed in the City of London including the Glasshouse Yard who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.

To utilise the income from tenants who lease various land and allotments owned mostly by the Trustees as grants to needy parishioners, the Parish Church, and local organisations existing for the benefit of residents

The Trustees use funds received by making grants to other charities during the current and following years. They limit their donations, mostly, to a number of charities which they have supported in the past. They rarely give in response to an unsolicited request. They do not make grants to individuals.

To apply income to the Governors of the Lady Modiford School, Walkhampton regarding their obligations to repair, to provide special benefits for the School and to make grants for further education of persons under 25 years old resident in the area of benefit.

The charity exists to promote the ideals and practice of vegetarianism as a means of advancing the mental, physical and moral improvements of mankind. it makes grants to other organisations.

Charitable donations to individuals and bodies to assist their activities or actions.Activity primarily focussed around Ipswich but also make donations to overseas activities e.g. South Africa, India

General Charitable Purposes. Relief of Poverty. Elderly/Old People. General public/Mankind. Makes grants to individuals (includes loans). All of this is only for the residents, who have lived in the village of Griston for more than a year.

Most of our Charities' income is applied to help individuals (adults & children) and families living in Wonersh civil parish or the ecclesiastical parishes of Shamley Green and Wonersh with Blackheath. We make grants to residents in "need (including disability), hardship or distress." We are also responsible for "keeping in good order and condition" a memorial tablet at Wonersh Parish Church.

Grants for any educational purpose to young people up to the age of 25 who have lived in the village of Leven for 3 or more years. Also grants to organisations in Leven who deal with young people.

To provide grants to Willingham Primary School and local secondary and post secondary educational institutions such as Cottenham Village College to support their educational activities.To provide grants to youth groups in Willingham to support educational and sports activities.To provide grants to individual young people in Willingham to help them in further education and job training.

Giving grants to individuals and organisations involved in the education and training of young people or involved in religious activities.

The charity pays the income of the trust fund for the benefit of the inhabitants of the County of Leicester. The charity awards grants to charitable institutions in accordance with the terms of the governing document. The trust manager reviews applications for grants when received and grants are awarded at the discretion of the trustee.

The charity awards grants to charitable institutions in and around Sheffield and Barnsley, South Yorkshire. The trust manager reviews applications for grants when received and grants are awarded at the discretion of the trustee.

Established to make grants for charitable purposes.

To make grants to poor or distressed Brother Masons or their distressed widows and children and to Local charities and to Masonic Charities as from time to time directed by the members of the Lodge in duly constituted meetings.