Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

The trust seeks to promote the education of young people up to the age of 25 by awarding grants to assist them to respond to the challenges which would broaden their experience and personal development. The trustees make grants available, for an approved project, to individuals and also to schools and other charitable organisations within the former ecclesiastical parish of Norton.

Making grants to individuals and other charities or voluntary bodies.

Makes grants to religious bodies

During the year the Trustees met regularly to progress the Appeal, consider potential beneficiaries for the granting of funds and carry out the routine administrative functions of the Trust; and made specific grants to the Eton Fives Association in support of its efforts to promote coaching at Westway and at certain schools. In addition grants were made directly to a number of schools.

By making of grants to qualify recipients who must be women and qualified by being a resident in the Bradford area, when agreed by the trustees to recieve grants. In exercising their powers to meet these objectives the trustees have due regard to the guidance on public benefit published by the Charity Commission.

The charity is a grant giving charitable trust.

Grants to needy and sick persons resident within the City of Gloucester (1969 boundary) for:Furniture, appliances, bedding, medical aids, holidays or other items considered necessary by the Trustees.

Provides grants for persons under the age of 25 years for educational purposes. The applicant or their parent(s) must be resident of the parish of Leverton near Boston, Lincs.

The Trust exists to help people in hardship or distress. The annual traditional Hollon Tea, on 5th November is attended by 64 annuitants who also receive £30.00 cash donation, including those too frail to attend. The objectives allow trustees to make grants, provide or pay for goods, services or facilities; and make grants to other organisations who provide similar services to those in need.

Making grants to other charities and providing support to churches and clergy.

Award grants to other charitable institutions or purposes.

The charity awards scholarships tenable at a university or other education establishment in the UK to a) Kindred of William Akroyd who died in or about 1518 and b) Persons who have attended secondary school in the County of York. It also makes grants to Batley Grammar School Foundation and the Council of the University of Leeds.

Provides financial contributions to th maintenance of Pembury Old Church

THE PROVISION OF GRANTS FOR EDUCATION/TRAINING. THE RELIEF OF POVERTY AND ASSISTANCE TO PERSONS SUFFERING SICKNESS IN THE ANCIENT PARISH OF ADEL.

Educational grants to people under 25 yrs age, resident in Cropton, North Yorks.

Provide grants for educational and extra curriculum activities within the school

Provides grants for the benefit of persons living within the Old Borough of Warwick (generally CV34)

Help and educate boys and girls through leisure time activities to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capacities that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society. So that their conditions of life may be improved.This is achieved by making grants, when funds permit, to individuals and youth organizations in accordance with the Trust Deed.

MAKING DONATIONS TO INDIVIDUALS OR ORGANISATIONS

To allow poor inhabitants of Windlesham to cut and dig the land held by the Fund to use as fuel. In variance, the Fund has assisted the poor by distributing fuel grants to claimants who meet special criteria defined by the Trustees.

Providing grants to Esher Church of England (Aided) First and Middle School for educational purposes.

Provides emergency grants to accredited care agencies who are supporting individuals or families in need who are residents of Exeter.

Provides small pensions and small educational grants to Canterbury City residents plus distributes food and clothing vouchers at Christmas to the needy within the Canterbury city boundary.

The charity makes charitable donations to registered charities. It can not accept submissions for grants to individuals and requests applications by registered charities only be made by email.

Awards of grants to organisations advancing the religious purposes of the C of E in Uffculme Parish and other charitable purposes in the parish which promote the mission of the Church and its service in the community.