Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

We make grants to registered charities only.

Grant Giving Trust

MAKES GRANTS TO POOR EX-SERVICEMEN OR WOMEN OR POOR PERSONS WHO HAVE SERVED IN THE BRITISH MERCHANT SERVICE

During the year to 31 March 2015 the total of grants to organisations and individuals that was approved amounted to Seven Thousand, Six Hundred and Fifty Four pounds.

The charity applies its income for the benefit of Reformed religion and the relief of poverty. It makes donations to other recognised charities and to individuals in the furtherance of the charity's objectives.

Supporting St George's College, Jerusalem and giving grants to those attending courses there

The charity provides grants for educational purposes for children and young adults, up to the age of 25, who live in the ancient parishes of Henbury, Westbury and Horfield.

Involve and educate young men and women, in their leisure time, with interests and activities designed to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capacities by making grants and donations to suitable charities and other organisations. Income is derived from covenants, donations, grants and investments.

The Trustees will consider grants to individuals who reside in the old Metropolitan Borough of Stepney

The charity provides grants for widows, widowers, divorced, deserted, separated spouses and retired and active clergy who are in need, hardship or distress.

Making grants for deserving children and young people in Plymouth for education and maintenance. Grants made to organisations rather than individuals.

The principal charitable objective was to establish and maintain a school within the Protestant Principles of the Church of England. The school was sold and the charity is reviewing the possibility of making grants to other charities with similar objects.

Christ Church School Parent Staff Association makes grants to Christ Church School

We rent our building to Charfield Out-of-School and Charfield Pre-School and have improved the building to make it more suitable for that use. We provide for the maintenance of the building and pay utility bills. We have leased land to Castle School Trust for use by Charfield Primary School. We make grants to support the wider educational needs of young persons up to the age of 20 living locally.

CHARITY BASED IN SIDMOUTH DEVON WHICH MAKES DONATIONS TO OTHER CHARITIES/VOLUNTARY BODIES WITHIN SIDMOUTH FOR GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES

Making grants to 6 Care Homes for the elderly

Woodton United Charities is a trust that provides grants for people living in the village of Woodton in Norfolk (near Bungay), whose current circumstances would allow them to benefit from financial assistance. We are particularly interested in hearing from pensioners, disabled people (or their carers), and young people embarking on an apprenticeship or a course in further/higher education.

We are a small Family Trust making grants (maximum £2,000) to registered charities (not individuals). Our principal areas of interest are children and families, the disadvantaged and the disabled, small charities operating in developing countries and emphasising self help and environmental projects. In the UK, we focus on the South and South West. Appeals accepted by email only.

Supply of funds in the form of grants to places of worship for the purpose of restoration of the fabric of the building

The Trustees make grants to social housing providers operating in the St Helens area for the benefit of tenants and residents, who are elderly and live in the St Helens area. The objective is assist in the provision of housing and associated benefits for such tenant and residents.

General charitable purposes, education/training, relief of poverty.Help to people of a particular ethnic.Makes grants to individualsMakes grants to organisations

A grant-making charity for the relief of the poor or needy or for such other charitable purpose as the Club Council shall decide.

The trust makes modest grants to individuals and organisations, for the benefit of the deaf and deafness in accordance with its constitution.

The trust deed allows charitable grants to be made to any charitable foundation, institutions or individual (for charitable purposes) that the trustees see fit. The trustees continue to support principally, but not exclusively, Jewish charitable causes and have a particular interest in continuing their support in the areas of higher education, medical research and welfare support.

Grants to encourage the awareness and application of environmental care and sustainability. Smaller up & coming charities. As the climate and ecological crisis is the defining issue of our time, we are giving this priority.