Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

The charity makes grants to the Christian Evangelical Baptist Church in Varna, Bulgaria, to assist them in providing meals for the poor & elderly, church services, children's & young people's work, cultural events, lectures, classes and health clinics. Through the church, the charity also supports homes for children with special needs.

The objects of the charity incorporate the following:1) The relief of financial hardship among farmers in Devon2) The advancement of education of the public in agriculture (in Devon) by the provision of grants, including grants to promote research and to publish or otherwise disseminate the useful results of such research

The Foundation makes grants for charitable purposes as identified by the trustees.

TO PROVIDE MONETARY GRANTS TO PEOPLE LIVING WITHIN THE ANCIENT PARISH OF HORLEY WHO ARE FACING POVERTY AS A RESULT OF THEIR SOCIAL OR ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES AND TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO SUPPORT CHARITIES AND COMMUNITY ORGANISATIONS HAVING SIMILAR OBJECTS TO THOSE OF THE HENRY SMITH HORLEY CHARITY AND WORKING WITHIN THE ANCIENT PARISH FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC.Revised 27 August 2024

To provide eligible Southrey widows with a pensionTo provide grants to relieve hardship, generally or individually to people residing in the Parish of Bardney, Southrey, Tupholme or Bucknall. This by making grants of money or providing or paying for items, services or facilitiesAdvancement of Education, by making grants to Bardney & Bucknall towards the cost of provision for schools/pupils

Grants to other charitable institutions

To act as a resource for young people up to the age of 18 living in England and Wales by providing grants to support the provision of advice and assistance, and the organisation of programmes of physical, educational or other activities.

Financial support given to Benenden Primary School, Benenden, Kent.Grants to Students resident in Benenden undertaking further education.Presentation bibles given to each Benenden Primary School year six pupil.

The charity operates through making grants, prioritising those projects that focus on educating individuals on a variety of religions, creating an understanding of different religions and promoting the harmonisation or integration of different religions. The charity also makes grants to charities that support children's cancer patients and their families, cancer and stroke treatment and research.

1. Holding of worship services, meetings, seminars, conferences, and training courses.2. Making grants of money for the relief of poverty.3. Supporting missionary activities at home and overseas, including the support of existing churches and christian ministries in other countries.

Grant making

The charity makes grants to institutions and other charities

The trustees have chosen to use the foundation's assets to provide grants and bursaries for the arts and related travel. The trustees do not normally support individuals direct.All grant applications must be submitted via email to rtccharities@rathbones.com. Please ensure the subject line of the email clearly identifies the charity that you are applying to.

The charity makes grants of ?.325.00 per year. Grants are made to elderly people & disabled people in need, on low incomes, living in Lincolnshire. Preferences will be given to people who can prove they are decendants of Edward Hunstone, The Gedneys, Robert Smith or The Woodliffes of 1655. Preferences will also be given to retired clergymen, members of HM Forces, farm labourers & farmers.

The giving of grants

The Charity's current priority is to support, through the giving of grants, four Roman Catholic schools in Ethiopia; the Blessed Ghebre Michael School at Bahir Dar, the Lord Jesus Catholic School in Zizencho in the Eparchy of Emdibir, and the St Peter and Paul School at Zalambessa, and the Dawhan kindergarten, both in the Eparchy of Adigrat.

We work with Church Crookham Junior School to provide funds & support for both educational and recreational activities and equipment.

Makes grants to organisations (including schools, charities, etc)

The Trustees operate a grant giving policy, providing funds for such charitable object or institution as the Trustees think fit.

Recent annual fund raising activities to provide funds for health care and basic health care related equipment for the poor in Ghana

To offer grants to enable clinical research into producing new drugs to fight Mesothelioma.

To advance, improve, maintain and develop public education and appreciation of musical and dramatic art and artistic events, in particular by performing or assisting in the performance of musical productions and plays.To support such charitable purposes as the trustees may in their absolute discretion determine by making grants and donations according to the laws of England and Wales

The aim of Sarah's Trust is to introduce philanthropists to causes that need funding and support to create impactful and sustainable change. This is achieved by identifying action centred and evidence based NGOs, developing and managing in-country programmes, awarding grants to support the most impactful 'social enterprise' innovations. We also aim to build capacity by providing expertise.

The charity was incorporated in 1925 to act as a trustee of various charitable funds and to promote and encourage education, in particular by assisting schools and pupils in Liverpool. It continues to operate by making grants to Liverpool schools and pupils of Liverpool schools.

Established to make grants for charitable purposes with an emphasis on young people.