Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

makes grants to organisATIONS AND YOUNG PEOPLE IN EDUCATION

The charity is a grant-making organisation established exclusively to benefit charitable organisations and causes throughout the world. It primarily makes grants to organisations undertaking charitable activities in Canada and the UK. Please note, this charity does not generally consider unsolicited grant requests.

School fund raising events, bids to organisations offering charitable grants and parental donations

Our aim is to support community and educational projects that inspire disadvantaged young people toachieve their full potential. We do this by offering grants to smaller charities with incomes of less than £1,000,000 that meet our objectives.

TO PROVIDE RELIEF FROM POVERTY AND MAKE GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITIES AND INDIVIDUALS WITHIN THE PROVINCE OF DURHAM

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

Raising money to be used exclusively for the restoration,preservation, repair, maintenance, improvement and beautification of St Margaret's Church, Ockley and its curtilage by making grants to the Parochial Church Council who are ultimately responsible for the church.

The Reuben Trust operates by giving grants to organisations and individuals.

ALEXANDRA INFANTS SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION aims to support Alexandra Infants School and advance the education of the pupils attending it, mainly by making grants and donations to the school.

Makes grants to organisations for charitable purposes with a particular but not exclusive interest in music.

Spritual benefit of the Society's members, both living and dead, and the relief of hardship, wherever it is encountered by making grants of money.

To provide funds for the relief of the poor and needy both at home and abroad and to further international understanding and goodwill.

Making grants for deserving children and young people in Plymouth for education and maintenance. Grants made to organisations rather than individuals.

Philamonic Trust is a small grant giving family charity. It makes grants to a varied range of charitable bodies and groups. In particular it funds innovative projects seeking to promote radical change rather than sticking plaster solutions.

Raises funds by holding lectures and visits and approaching grant giving bodies and individuals to assist in restoration and enhancement of the cultural heritage in buildings, gardens and parks and their contents and in objects of historic, scientific, aesthetic or social value in the Czech Republic.Organises working holidays for volunteers to assist in restoring heritage sites.

The Charity makes financial grants to organisations in furtherance of the education and training of young people and children within the Northumberland, North Tyneside and Newcastle upon Tyne local authority areas.

The charity engages in a varying range of charitable giving by way of grants to registered charities, full details of which are shown in the annual accounts.

PROVISION OF OPEN SPACES AND MAKING GRANTS TO LIVERPOOL CHARITIES.

makes grants to organisations including schools, charities etc..Provides services eg care, counselling etc..

Making grants to eligible individuals to fund learning opportunities.

Established to make grants for charitable purposes.

The trust will provide grants for: The relief of children resident in Serbia who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress or who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm and promoting the education (including social and physical training) of children resident in Serbia.

ASPROM exists to promote the study and conservation of Roman mosaics in Britain and abroad. It arranges lectures and field visits and makes grants to aid research when its funds permit. It is the British branch of the international association AIEMA.

Makes grants to organisations that work within the Saffron Walden area.

The Charity manages Ashmeadow Woodlands in the village of Arnside. It comprises of mixed woodland, orchards, a walled garden and allotments. It is open to the public and has a number of footpaths with seats and interpretation boards. When finances permit the Charity offers grants to local groups, or individuals, for anything that will further the aims of the Charity.