Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

L&M foundation will work towards advancing health or the saving of lives, relieving sickness and providing health education or sickness prevention by making grants to organizations, providing services, providing education/advocacy/information, sponsoring or undertaking research, professional trainings and providing comforts, services for underprivileged communities in the UK and globally.

(a) advancing education for the public benefit by making grants to support charitable activities in which Ordinary Members are involved; and(b) advancing education and relieving financial hardship for the public benefit by making grants to support young people, underprivileged people and the people of the Parish of St Mary, Somers Town, London.

Provides grants for students in tertiary education.

The receipt of donations and the payment of grants to educational establishments, as deemed by the trustees, in Israel.

For the public benefit, to relieve the needs of young adults aged between 19 and 35 in England and Wales who are living with mental, physical or learning disabilities, and by extension their families and carers, in particular but not exclusively by the provision of grants to assist and support in their treatment, care, education, accommodation and recreation.

The charity helps general charitable purposes. Helps children, the elderly, people with disabilities, other charities and the general public. This is activated by making grants to organisations.

GRANT MAKING CHARITY FOR EXCLUSIVELY CHARITABLE PURPOSES FOR THE GENERAL BENEFIT OF THE INHABITANTS OF OADBY, LEICESTERSHIRE AND THE NEIGHBOURHOOD THEREOF FOR WHICH PROVISION IS NOT MADE OUT OF RATES, TAXES OR OTHER PUBLIC FUNDS.

The RL Charitable Trust is primarily focused on improving the conditions and future prospects of disadvantaged and vulnerable children and young people under the age of 25. The Trust prioritises grant-making to organisations local to London, Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire, as well as UK charities working in Southern Africa, but will consider worthy recipients beyond these regions.

The Margaret Killbery Foundation (MKF) aims to provide opportunities for people to have access to facilities, equipment and teaching in the arts world, with a particular focus on music.The Foundation does so by providing funding and grants to charities and organisations which focus on delivering projects in the spheres of art and music.

Giving grants to organisations furthering the advancement of the Orthodox Religion and Education. Relief of poverty within the local community. Other charitable purposes determined by the trustees.

The activities of the CIO are to advance such charitable purposes for the benefit of the public making grants to charities or other organisations for the people and local communities of Kent.

FIACD raises funds and provides grants for community development activities in disadvantaged communities, particularly in Uganda. It sponsors education of individuals, a sustainable year-round clean water source, health and sanitation education workshops and a nursery and primary school. Potential future activities may include primary health care and support for the local church.

The trust fund maximises the benefit of Pershore Rotary Club's fund raising activities. The trust fund makes donations & grants to organisations operating within the spheres of health, community care, water provision & education locally and internationally; payments are normally toward capital projects. The accounts list each organisation in receipt of a grant/donation during the financial year.

Make grants in favour of General Charitable Purposes relating to the environment and animals. In particular, the trust favours forestry projects, animal welfare and training. It will benefit other Charities or Voluntary Bodies.

The Trustees' make grants for the following: Medical research, the Arts and environmental charities.

Grants to organisations linked to the charity, these organisations consist of military and ex military personnel with close links to "The Rifles". These grants are intended to improve the social wellbeing of organisation members.

The trustees have referred to the guidance contained in the Charity Commission's general guidance on public benefit when reviewing the charity's purposes and aims, and when planning future activities. In particular how planned activities will contribute to the achievement of the objectives and aims. The main activity undertaken for the public benefit is the making of grants to other reg charities.

For or towards the relief of poverty or financial hardship for former technicians in the television and cinema industries and for the provision of grants to assist anyone studying to obtain technical qualifications in the television and cinema industries and for or towards such charitable purposes as the trustees think fit.

Ashford Lions serve their local community by raising funds in order to provide grants and assistance to deserving causes, or to old or young individuals, who are disadvantaged, disabled or in immediate need of help in any way, and seek our support. We also support when possible and appropriate local, National and International community service projects.

Furthers general charitable purposes through the provision of grants and other finance to organisations and other charities. In line with the interests of the original settlor the Trustees favour Catholic Charities. Applications are considered annually, in January, although applications may be considered at other times if the Trustees have prior knowledge of the applicant.

To provide funds and equipment for the school and children with disabilities who attend the school

Makes grants for sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm to persons in need living in Warwick district or Southam rural area, by paying for items, services or facilities not available from others, including holidays, cooker, carpet, white goods, home aids etc or a contribution. Applications in a special form must be supported by an authorised agency ie Social Services, Health Authority

Promotion of a greater knowledge of the field botany of the British Isles by encouraging people to identify and record wild plants, the publication of a magazine, the organisation of field meetings and the making of grants to support education about field botany and the publication of relevant material.

Making Grants to organizations,including schools and charities. Providing human resources through club members and volunteers

The charity organises various fundraising activities and provides grants to the school to advance the education of the pupils by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for the school. The Charity operates within the catchment area of the school.