Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

To enable the fund to carry out its purpose namely A) To assist by monetary grants such members of the fund and their widows, children and dependants as may be in necessitous or impoverished circumstances. B) To make grants to police charities and subscriptions to such other charities as the trustees may decide.

Managing property and making grants to residents in the parish of Landkey

The advancement of religion in accordance with the orthodox Jewish faith and the relief of poverty by way of grants to other institutions

To distribute grants to charitable causes consistent with the overall charitable objectives of the Trust.

Grant making to animal trusts and drama students.

Grant making charity

To provide maintenance and education grants to Sephardi children and educational establishments

Makes donations to assist in the education and development of young people up to 25 years of age, living in and around East Northamptonshire.

Emergency grants to street sleepers and emergency accommodation.

Chiefly, grants to other charities principally operating in and around Bethesda and Bangor , North Wales, but also educational charities in Jamaica

Grant making activities concerned with the work of the Norfolk Agricultural Station, its successor bodies and similar institutions in the improvement of the agricultural industry.

Provision of grants and other support to UK Christadelphian churches so that they may relieve the financial hardship of refugees, asylum seekers and those granted Leave to Remain, and their families, in their locality in particular through the provision of services, and education and support to churches in how best to support those seeking sanctuary

THE RELIEF OF THOSE IN NEED, BY REASON OF YOUTH, AGE, ILL-HEALTH, DISABILITY, FINANCIAL HARDSHIP OR OTHER DISADVANTAGE, BY THE PROVISION OF; AWARDING GRANTS TO AID POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMMES ASSISTING IN THE CREATION OF CLEAN WATER WELLS AND IMPROVED SANITATION ASSISTING IN INCREASING FOOD DISTRIBUTION TO POOR AREAS AND LOW-INCOME FAMILIES.

The Trust owns the Almshouses in Haywards Heath, Sussex, a terrace of 6 small, attractive, self-contained cottages really only suitable for single occupancy. Their purpose is to provide low-cost accommodation for elderly persons of low income, preferably already living in the Haywards Heath area. The Trust, which is a charitable trust, does not make grants to other charities.

The charity serves as managing trustees for two residential properties on St Matthew's Street which are vested in the Ely Diocese Board of finance. Net rent is applied as grants to promote Christianity in the area around St Matthew's Street, but cannot be used for the relief of poverty nor for the salaries and costs of church services at St Matthew's church.

Metal For Good provides charitable grants to formal groups, charities and other non-profit organisations who deliver projects and services that use music-related activities for social benefit. Projects should also reflect the values of the rock and metal community (defined as togetherness, individuality, passion, integrity and belonging) for positive social change.

The charity makes grants to students from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia enabling them to study in the UK. Typically the grants are for postgraduate study trips to British universities or other higher education / research institutions and cover living costs and some other expenses for a period of one to three months.

Makes Grants to Christian Organisations at the discretion of the Trustees

Makes grants for medical education and research in the area of Mid Essex.

The charity provides grants to other charitable bodies and also purchases works of art which are then loaned on long loan to a public museum where the works of art are displayed for people to see.

MAKES GRANTS TO ORGANISATIONS

The Welfare Charities provides accommodation for the poor and elderly people of Chipping Norton and makes grants to persons in need.

Powys CC closed the school in 2015. The principle of promoting education is now discharged by the provision of grants to former pupils or those who reside in the local area (or have resided in the local area at the discretion of the Trustees). The building is now let to the Radnorshire Arts & Crafts Foundation to generate an income, maintain the property and benefit the local community.

Christians Against Poverty Peterborough provides free debt counselling, Job Clubs and coffee mornings for client support. The Community Shop is a place to meet, serving tea, cake and selling second-hand items. Foodbank team provides food parcels; Acts435 provides grants for those in need; Hope into Action houses 2 people locally.

Managing endowment to provide income, then distributing that money in the form of grants to evangelical Christian causes.