Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grant making

The charity makes grants to advance, either generally or individually, the education (including social and physical training) of persons under the age of 25 who are resident, or who have a parent or parents resident, in the area of the former Urban District of Mirfield. The trustees meet in February, May and October each year to consider written applications received by the clerk.

Giving grants to UK universities to fund post-graduate scholarships and Masters students aimed at addressing and combating religious, racial and cultural intolerance

Raising donations from the UK public and through rental income for grant making to Lajpur India .

Grant Making to other charities and organisations in the Brighton and Hove area particularly those involving impoverished or disadvantaged women and children and the local Church of England Primary Schools

The charity's objects are such charitable purposes as the trustees shall think fit whether in England and Wales or elsewhere. The capital and income in the trust is held for general charitable purposes.The trustees make a number of grants to educational, cultural and socially supportive charities plus a number of donations to other charities.

1. Grants to descendents of Daniel Jaffe and/or their wives, widows and widowers (world wide) in need. 2. UK charities to distribute to individuals in poverty, in the UK.

To pay grants to necessitous women in Northampton

The object of the trust is to advance the education of pupils by making grants available to the school towards the improvement of teaching and learning. This last year grants have been awarded to support the Bennett Music Academy and the DoE Award Scheme. A ?500K grant has also been set aside for a new 6th Form Centre due to be ready in Jan 2014.

Provides grants to JIB operatives and JIB registered apprentices, who wish to undertake further education or training in the Electrotechnical sector over and above what is required under the JIB grading structure. Funding is also open to anybody who wishes to undertake research as a whole and there is discretionary funding for the unemployed within the sector.

The Foundation makes grants to charitable organisations in accordance with the discretion of its trustees who meet approximately annually to consider making grants, the total amount of which is normally in line with the Foundation's annual income and capital appreciation. The trustees will consider applications for grants from other charities.

Improve recreation, leisure and educational facilities for residents of High Legh, by maintaining and managing Village Hall; organising events for community enjoyment and fund raising in collaboration with local groups - 10K Race, Teas & Competitions; make small grants to local voluntary groups; publish quarterly newsletter, website, Facebook, email-Whats On about High Legh activities

The presentation of lectures to the public, organisation of conferences and day schools, organisation of field trips and study tours, making grants to individuals, annual publication of the Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, publication of a newsletter three times a year and making representations to government and other organisations about the protection of prehistoric sites.

Making grants to Masonic Samaritan Fund.

We provide grants to individuals and organisations to assist in the relief of poverty, advance education and support other charitable objectives. The Charity provides a building to a local Charity to support its activities.

The charity is a grant-making charity which supports other registered charities for different charitable purposes.

Making grants to charitable organisations with some connection to Forsters LLP, its clients or its staff.

Make grants for charitable purposes in connection with the regiment: (1) To promote the efficiency and Esprit de Corps. (2) Sporting, expeditionary, adventure training. (3) Regimental musuems, churches, property and colours. (4) Preservation of the links between the regiment and the communities in it's recruiting area. (5) To other charitable trusts for the benefit of the regiment.

The support of the ministry of the Church of England at the Chapel Royal, North Street, Brighton. The making of Grants to other projects having links with the Anglican Church in Brighton including administration support and other Anglican ministries within the City of Brighton and Hove.

The object of the Trust is to fulfill general charitable purposes by making donations and grants to other charities to enable them to further their aims.

The provision of housing for local persons in need of accommodation. Financial help to local elderly, infirm and disabled persons. Educational and training grants to local young persons wishing to improve their skills. Support for transport from village to nearby town.

Grant-making charity

THE OBJECTS OF THE CIO ARE: A. THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY IN NORTHERN IRAQ BY THE PROVISION OF GRANTS, ITEMS AND SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS IN NEED OR OTHER ORGANISATIONS WORKING TO PREVENT OR RELIEVE POVERTY. B. TO ADVANCE SUCH CHARITABLE PURPOSES (ACCORDING TO THE LAW OF ENGLAND AND WALES) AS THE TRUSTEES SEE FIT FROM TIME TO TIME.

102 Education/trainingMakes grants to organisation. schools charities etc.

A grant giving charity whose objects are limited to those living in Ulverston. Generally the trustees favour grants to groups or institutions for capital items, which will be available for use by more than one person, rather than grants to a group's running costs or to individuals.

EDUCATION TRAINING / RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES / THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY/ MAKES GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS/ MAKES GRANTS TO ORGANISATIONS