Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

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Provide grants to other charities which meet our objectives especially with regard to the relief, suppport or education of homeless persons; provide other discretionary grants

Provide assistance by way of information, support and grants to members and former members of the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) and the Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT) and their dependants who are in need. Provide grants to CIOT and ATT students who are unable to afford the fees payable and certain other costs necessary in order to sit the examinations.

The Charity established and now maintains a library and art gallery which is open to the public. It promotes the study and education and a knowledge of literature, the arts and music in Lincolnshire by organising art exhibitions, an annual art competition, an annual poetry competition for schools and by giving grants and loans for study, education and knowledge to organisations and individuals.

To advance charitable activities in (but not exclusively) Newquay, Cornwall and surrounding areas, in particular by:1.Making grants to support the improvement, maintenance or provision of public facilities, amenities and open spaces no longer being adequately provided by the relevant statutory authorities.2.To advance appreciation of the arts by the provision of public works of art.

The Trust makes grants to churches to support activities consistent with its objectives, including the provision and maintenance of facilities for public worship, the provision of ministers for the conduct of public worship and provision of pastoral care, outreach and evangelism, and the promotion of awareness and understanding of the doctrine of the Church of England.

Makes grants to the aged, blind and disabled persons and pensioners

Provision of grants, equipment and services for the patients of the Caldbeck Surgery and others in the locality.

Collecting money for making grants to the Trust in India.

Grants to local organisations and individuals for educational purposes and for relief of poverty

Charity receives rental income from the Co-op Cost Cutter store in Bowdon Vale and uses this to make grants to the work of Bowdon Parish Church.

The Trust makes grants and awards to promote the understanding of classical Greek language and and culture and the study of the purposes and work of the United Nations.

The Charity makes grants to 4 secondary schools in the Burton upon Trent area for non LEA activities or equipment.

Our main activities within this charity are to provide or facilitate free education to local communities in Africa. Improve social welfare of inhabitants by providing food, water, medical supplies and other necessary utilities. To provide grants of money to relieve financial hardship, either generally or individually. We also aim to support any disaster appeals around the world.

The advancement of education in arts and environmental matters in the UK through the provision of grants and bursaries to individuals and groups.To provide people in the UK with facilities and/or funds for recreational activities and other leisure time occupations in the interest of social welfare

To advance charitable purposes as the trustees see fit from time to time in particular but not limited to the advancement of medical research and health care for the public benefitTo make grants to such charitable purposes as the trustees think fit, in particular but not limited to Cancer Research UK and the Great Ormond Street Charity

Provision of grants to voluntary or charitable organisations (not to individuals) usually in Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Rutland.

The main objects of the Charity is the receipt of donations for charitable distribution within the U K or any other part of the world, as the Trustees see fit. In particular the Foundation will concentrate on making grants in the areas of education, religion, medicine and the arts, with an emphasis placed on supporting local charitable organisations.

The charity awards grants to new Undergraduate students and new PhD scholars at the discretion of the Trustees and Allocation Panels and upon applicants fulfilling the criteria specified on the application form. These grants are typically for 3 years, commencing from Year 1.

The Charity chiefly undertakes fundraising activities to provide funds to Holy Trinity School Sunningdale for facilities and activities not normally provided for by the LEA.

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

The Fund makes grants to projects which reach out directly to people who would otherwise be forgotten, and raises awareness of and support for issues that have fallen under the radar of public concern. In addition the Fund delivers non-financial, capacity-building support to its partner charities and grantees.

The charity promotes health, the arts, education and the environment, by making grants to specialist registered charities and community organisations. There is a particular emphasis on epilepsy and psychiatric research projects and assisting people with epilepsy and mental health conditions.

Grants to churches to further their religious activities

Fundraising and grants to Foulds School.