Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

Make grants to persons of Rotherham and surrounding area who are in need, hardship or distress and are suffering from medical problems and would benefit from financial assistance to help in their recovery.

PROVIDING EDUCATION GRANTS TO SCHOOLS AND INDIVIDUALS RESIDENT IN THE WARD OF FOREBRDIGE IN STAFFORD, STAFFORDSHIRE

Making grants to organisations for the provision of buildings, equipment primarily for the benefit of sick/disabled children and young persons.

The Trust makes grants to charitable organisations but concentrates on charities mainly in the West Sussex area

Educational charity working by giving grants mainly for publication, research and support.

Making of grants to other charities or charitable causes.

The Royal Welch Fusiliers Officers Benevolent fund makes grants and loans to benevolence cases brought to its attention though the regimental network. The beneficiaries are those officers, and their dependants, who hold a RWF Commission including those who now serve in the Royal Welsh. Grants are also made to charitable activities of the RWF Officers Association.

Provide grants for educational and extra curriculum activities within the school

The provision of grants to support research and development work in deafness, and the training of teachers of lipreading, training of lipspeakers, training in deaf awareness and communication tactics, and in providing support to deaf people and provision of the information website www.deafstrategies.org.

Grant making

To support the relief of poverty and/or distress to local, national and international charitable organisations or individuals by financial contributions.

The purpose of KC01 Limited is to restore the fabric and grounds of Kinloch Castle to original (circa1910) condition, revitalise the grounds with new planting and preserve the castles unique contents. The Trustwill also provide funds for maintenance and sustainability of above objects.

The focus of the BNI Foundation is to help young people to find their path to production and successful lives. For us, the mechanism to help with this shift is by investing our time, treasure, and talent to assist in education where we can.We do this by raising funds and providing grants to other charities and non profit organisations to support their projects that meet our stated criteria.

GRANTS TO NECESSITOUS SOLICITORS AND DEPENDANTS WITHIN THE AREA OF LIVERPOOL LAW SOCIETY

The trust makes grants towards the upkeep, repair, maintenance and improvement of St Nicholas Church, Pyrford, and Wisley Church, both in Surrey.

Grant making to needy educationaly either to organisations in Ipswich and district or individuals

A grant making charitable trust predominantly, but not exclusively, supporting causes concerned with natural history and wildlife

Fundraising activities such as Jumble Sales, Quiz nights and catalogue sales are run to provide funds to enhance the children's school environment and experience. Projects supported include providing play equipment, maintaining pond and swimming pool, subsidising theatre trips, buying books and computer equipment and providing a Year 6 Leavers' party.

Making grants as appropriate to individuals who live in the TW15 postcode and are judged by the Trustees to be in need.

To make grants for repairs, maintenance and insurance of the Parish Church of St Mary's Watton, Norfolk

The charity's principal activity is to support homeless people, domestic violence sufferers, orphans, young people and the elderly.We also receive grants to provide activities for children from low income households during school holidays.

We organise fundraising events for the pupils and their families throughout the year, to provide funds for fun educational activities and equipment for the pupils, in addition to the schools curriculum.

To advance such charitable purposes (according to the law of England and Wales)for the benefit of communities and assistance of people, with specific interest to those in the South East of the UnitedKingdom as the trustees see fit from time to time in accordance with christianprinciples by making grants, donations and bursaries of money and other items as the trustees think fit.

This is a grant making charity that aim's to distribute approximately one year's income in the course of each financial year to registered charities.

Stapleton Public Hall was refurbished and extended in 2008 and bookings have increased. In 2023 we are currently fund raising and applying for grants to improve the hall's facilities. We are focusing on meeting the needs of our parishioners from a local survey to have monthly dances, sports and learning activities, events for families, a place to socialise, eat, drink and most important have fun!