Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

Make grants to charity organisations and individuals, working with the elderly and those from a religious background.

Promoting, assisting, training and recreation through classes, recreational activities, meetings and entertainment for inhabitants of the parish and immediate vacinity. Hire hall, to join groups - WI, bowls, gardening, wine, keep fit, cricket, made available for parish meetings, polling stations. Run fund raising events for maintenance & development of the hall actively pursued grants to enable us

Makes grants to charities reflecting the particular charitable interests of the settlers and the trustees.

To provide grants to assist in the maintenance of various nominated church properties in Egypt and for assistance with other religious and charitable work of the church.

Supports British citizens in distress in Turkey, makes grants for British students at the British Institute of Archaeology in Ankara, aids relief projects under British auspices in Istanbul and the British Protestant cemetery in Istanbul.

Grants to students (post 16 education) and apprentices.Grants to widows of the parish.Grants to the poor (post retirement).Grants to pensioners.

The charity is a grant giving charitable trust.

Grant Making

Grants to registered Charities supporting Wildlife and their enviroment in the United Kingdom

Part of the world's largest service organisation, Lions Clubs International, we raise funds locally through various events and make grants to those in need in the areas of Gillingham & Shaftesbury in Dorset and Mere in Witshire, together with grants to Lions Clubs International appeals.See www.lions.org.uk

Provides funds to assist with the cost of paying a minister for the church, and grants to local Sunday School

Collecting and investing funds for the benefit of pupils at a secondary school. Making grants to support pupils of the school.

to provide financial assistance to the clergy and their families who are serving in the historic Archdeaconry of Wells. Includes assisting children of the clergy, under the age of 25, by making grants to enable them to earn their living; otherwise providing for their education; providing relief for clergy, their spouses, widows, widowers or other dependants.

We aim to improve everyone's quality of life by fostering the community spirit and by bringing people together. The overall plan is to operate a programme of diverse events appealing to as wide a range of interests as possible, offer hirings, provide a home for the North Wraxall Playgroup (both pre-school and toddlers groups), and make modest grants to improve local amentities.

WOMA provides small grants to individual women in Africa who have been disadvantaged through HIV/Aids, famine or war. The grants are used to pay for practical training to better equip the women to find work and support their families.

All our work is with and for elderly people. Primarily we run a minibus to transport to supermarkets, luncheon and other clubs, and to special events and for outings. This service helps to maintain the elderly in their own homes and to improve their quality of life. We also make grants to local organisations catering for the elderly.

RARP was established to encourage and advance the wider understanding of the Russian avant-garde through the scholarly application of art historical and technological research. In furtherance of this aim RARP makes grants to suitably qualified individuals and institutions engaged in the field so as to enable them to undertake high-quality research that may not otherwise be eligible for funding.

The charity supports such charitable bodies or charitable objects as it may from time to time determine. Income from the charity's investment portfolio ( which were originally gifted to the charity by Peter Ward in 1968) is distributed in the form of cash grants to such charitable causes as it determines each year The charity does not normally consider unsolicited applications.

Raising income through social activities and providing grants to local worthy causes.

making charitable grants to organisations working in the areas of social justice; the environment; education and health/ disability.

Publication of a literary and periodical magazine called Stand which promotes literary events and makes donations to bodies with similar aims and objectives.

Makes grants to institutions in the UK and overseas which advance religion in accordance with the orthodox Jewish faith.

THE CHARITY RAISES MONEY TO PROVIDE GRANTS FOR WORK ON THE FABRIC OF ST MARY'S CHURCH, HADLEIGH, SUFFOLK AND ALSO THE DEANERY TOWER IN HADLEIGH.

General fund raising including an annual Xmas Float to provide funds to support local,international and Rotary projects and Charities.

The Redbrik Foundation was established in April 2020 to raise funds and award grants to other charitable causes in Derbyshire and South Yorkshire, primarily focusing on care of the young and elderly.