Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

ZAMCOG provides grants in support of the education and care of orphans and vulnerable children, principally at schools in the Kabwe area, Zambia. The charity funds primary and secondary education, care homes for children to provide a secure living environment, transition housing for students in gap years, a feeding programme for those most in need and sponsor tertiary education and training.

We take in, care for, rehabilitate, re-train & re-home unwanted Border Collies and Sheepdogs.We provide small grants to assist people in providing for their Border Collie if on benefits or during financial difficulties.We provide direct help to individuals & organisations with training and rehabilitation.We also provide support & commercially un-biased advice and information about the breed.

The foundation applies income and capital in provision of grants to charitable organisations for the purposes of education, and housing and training for those with learning difficulties, the advancement of knowledge of the history and techniques of interior decoration, fabric design, other decorative materials and landscape gardening, including with reference to the work of Oliver Ford.

The Charity is a grant making trust applying funds to charitable organisations at the trustees discretion

Organise Indian cultural events, socialevents in UK and India to promote the Indian culture and Hindi religion across all sectors of thecommunity and between different racial groups. Provide direct financial assistance in theform of grants to communities in India who are working to prevent relief of poverty, provision of education, proving housing for elderly homeless, healthcare projects.

The support of the advancement of orthodox Jewish education and the orthodox Jewish faith by making grants to the Ohel Torah Talmudical College in Israel.

The charity makes grants to other charitable organisations.

Makes grants to individuals and organisations

The advancement of Progressive Judaism by the making of grants to organisations connectedwith Progressive Judaism.

Grants to the Academy, Katharine Lady Berkeley's School, are made from income generated by the Foundation's historic investment portfolio, to provide special benefits not normally afforded through the Academy's regular grant funding. Grants to pupils and past pupils are made where special need is demonstrated. Management of the investments forms a major part of the business of the Foundation.

Promote such charitable purposes for the general benefit of the inhabitants of the area of benefit, which is Warminster and the surrounding area. The charity makes grants to individuals and organisations.

The provision of grants to support medical research carried on in the county of Devon.

Wigs for Heroes is a registered UK charity founded in 2018 who aim to support women currently undergoing cancer treatment and provide grants to women at North MidUniversity Hospital, we also run events to raise awareness of the charities work.

We provide grants to Quakers to enable them to access therapy, counselling, psychological assessments or other support for mental health problems that they cannot afford otherwise and for whatever reason are unable to gain the support through the NHS or Social Services Also to individuals or groups which are led by Quakers can be given grants for projects which will benefit mental health.

Making grants to institutions and individuals in accordance with the objects of the charity.

The charity considers grants to individuals living in the Southwest of England and organisations with projects in the Southwest of England for general charitable purposes but in particular the encouragement of local life through education, the arts and social sciences.

Grant making is concentrated almost exclusively on smaller charities where contributions can make a real difference and currently focuses on: Disadvantaged children and young people; Third World infrastructure and development; Conservation, sustainable development and heritage. In general, unsolicited appeals are not funded and it is not always possible to send a response to applications.

During the period the CLCF have provided guest speakers and lecturers for group education of the beneficiaries; CLCF have provide funds to instal access assistance equipment for injured beneficiaries; and maintain residencies. CLCF have also provided funding for respite trips for beneficiaries, and funding for battlefiled tours and Rememberance events.

Grant-making.

Grant-making support to selected causes based & operating in England, particularly East Anglia & North London. Areas of focus include: disability equipment (especially if outdoor or animal related), environmental projects & food distribution/waste reduction.

Makes grants to organisations

1. To advance education and to foster, promote and encourage the appreciation of harp music and the playing of the harp instrument and its history and heritage, through concerts, tuition and grants to aspiring harpists so they can develop their skills in harp playing; 2. to support such general charitable purposes as trustees deem appropriate by making donations to other charitable organisations

To make grants from the proceeds of Thriplow Daffodil Weekend

The activities of the Charity are detailed in the review of activities and achievements in page 2 of the Financial Statements, and include Christian ministries and the relief of poverty. It only makes grants to persons known to the Trustees, and does not make unsolicited grants.

The Trust makes grants which benefit the public to other registered charities working in areas supported by the Trust in line with the wishes of its benefactor, the late Mrs White. Please note, this charity does not consider unsolicited grant requests.