Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

The Trustees' make grants for the following: Medical research, the Arts and environmental charities.

302 MAKES GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITIES AND VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS

The charity solely makes grants but does not receive unsolicited applications..

Makes grants for general charitable purposes

Established to make grants for charitable purposes.

The Trust seeks to address those areas of community life in Putney & Roehampton that are not covered by statutory funding by making grants to other charitable and voluntary bodies.

The principal activity of the charity is to provide grants to assist overseas students at higher education institutions, studying in the Diocese of Liverpool.

Providing a village hall for the local community as a meeting place and to provide recreational facilities for everyone. This has been achieved by raising funds and grants to build and maintain the new village hall. The village hall is well used with weekly activities including all age ranges and activity type.

The charity makes occasional grants to organisations and individuals to assist Christian Ministry.

This is a grant making charity that aim's to distribute aproximately one year's income in the course of each financial year to registered charities.

The On Organ Fund makes grants to churches and places of worship for the provision, restoration or rebuilding of pipe organs. Applications must be for organs situated within the British Isles.

Grants to local organisations and schools in the pursuance of studies relating to science, literature and the arts. The promotion of and assistance with education of pupils or past pupils of any school or college in the area of benefit and who are resident within the area of benefit. The assistance of any local organisation undertaking activities for young people in the area of benefit.

Making grants towards charitable purposes and institutions

GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSESRELIEF OF POVERTYOVERSEAS AID/FAMINE RELIEFRELIGIOUS ACTIVITIESCHILDREN/YOUNG PEOPLEELDERLY/OLD PEOPLEMAKES GRANTS TO ORGANISATIONS

The trust awards grants to charitable institutions within its limited resources as selected by the trustees.

Makes grants towards the provision and support of facilities for recreation and leisure-time occupation by the inhabitants of the Parish of Aston-cum-Aughton, Rotherham; and for other charitable purposes for the general benefit of said inhabitants.

The charity manages through Redmayne Bentley, stockbrokers, a fund of approximately half a million pounds the income from which is devoted to making grants in accordance with the trust deed. The charitable aims are to help persons, young and older who suffer from physical, mental or sensory disabilities to derive satisfaction, success and physical, mental and morale improvement through participati

The Charity's main objective is to make voluntary grants to such charitable bodies, institutions and causes as the Trustees think fit in particular those concerned with Music, Medicine and Cancer.

Donations to individuals or organisations

Thre trustees' policy is to make grants in support of charitable institutions for such charitable purposes as the trustees shall think fit.

Makes Grants to Individuals and Institutions in Penistone and Surrounding area who are In Need, at the Discretion of the Trustees

Fund-raising by organising (1) concerts, lectures, walks, outings to exhibitions, museums and galleries, and holidays. Making grants to the museums and art gallery in Lincoln towards acquisitions, conservation and educational projects.

The Dennington Consolidated Charities is an amalgamation of nine separate charities set up between 1450 and 1736 to specifically to help only inhabitants of the parish of Dennington. It continues this work in various ways, by giving educational grants to young people, annual grants to needy older residents and by supporting Dennington village organisations.

Making financial grants to other charitable organisations that help adults with learning disabilities to lead more independent and fulfilled lives through training, particularly practical and educational skills.

Community centre (village hall) in Wing, Rutland maintained for the Wing Community and used principally for village activities and events and for activities and events of third parties. The charity raises funds and hires the hall to provide funds for the maintenance and management of the village hall for the benefit of the Wing Community.