Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

To provide grants for rural Sunday schools in Dorset and to enable young people in rural Dorset to improve their religious knowledge/education/experience within the christian faith.Beneficiaries are confined to members of the Church of England.

Makes grants to organisations with an emphasis on deaf and blind charities or those related to autism. There is an emphasis on smaller charities where our contribution is more likely to make a significant difference,and geographically towards North and West Oxfordshire.

An unincorporated grant-making trust.

Makes grants to registered charities only.

The charity's objects are to advance education in the subjects of medicine and the life sciences by the provision of scholarships, allowances and grants to those working at or in collaboration with the University of Warwick and the promotion of research and the publication of its useful results and in such other ways as the trustees think fit.

We give donations to a Thai charity known to us, The S.E.T Foundation, which gives grants to poor students so that they can complete their education.

We make grants for the running and upkeep of the John Foster Memorial Home in Mangalamcombu, South India, which provides food, clothes, safe shelter and a guaranteed education for destitute children.

The CIO makes grants in accordance with its objects.

The Charity makes donations to local charities, national charities and projects across a broad spectrum of differing causes.

The Fund makes grants to assist people who are in need, hardship and distress and who live in the Parish of Syston. Grants are made to both individuals and organisations.

The aim of the charity is 'To promote the advancement of the education of Polish post-graduate students through research in the United Kingdom in the field of land surveying.' This is achieved by making grants to Polish post-graduate students.

Talent Unlimited helps to advance the musical education of emerging musicians aged 18 plus, in particular but not exclusively, those of Turkish origin through the provision of grants.

As well as providing grants to deserving causes within Wotton under Edge Area, District and Multiple District Lions Club, Wotton under Edge Lions Club undertakes a number of community service projects. Encouraging people to volunteer to support our community

The Charity makes grants to organisations in the parish of Mickleton that are involved in the fields of education,literature,arts, science and technology and in the fields of physical education and domestic economy.

The provision of grants to Church of England parishes in the City of Liverpool, to assist with the costs of employing lay workers by those parishes

Makes grants to organisations and invests in projects that aim to improve the quality of life for communities outside the UK, particularly those in the developing world.

Grants to individual people in hardship, grants to other charities, grants to world disasters, Community projects, youth and people with disabilities.

Raising money and making grants in pursuance of the charity's objects.

The charity makes grants to contemplative orders for the purposes of relieving poverty and advancing education in accordance with the charity's objects.

The Foundation makes grants to other charitable organisations,especially in Staffordshire,North Yorkshire and Derbyshire.

Makes grants/donations to people/organisations in need.

Happy Bees is a UK registered charity and is able to: - receive charitable donations from local and national companies, - apply to grant-making charitable trusts; - receive donations through Gift Aid, Payroll Giving and Matched Giving schemes.

Grant making

The Trustees operate a grant giving policy, providing funds for such individuals whose needs are considered to be of a charitable purpose or any charitable object or institution as the Trustees think fit, locally, nationally and internationally.

The objects of the IX(B) Squadron Association are exclusively charitable, and are to promote the efficiency of the RAF by preserving its traditions, fostering esprit-de-corps and encouraging personnel to benefit from the experience and lessons of their predecessors, by making grants to and supporting individuals, charities and projects. The Association also carries out research for individuals.