Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

The trust provides grants to other charities mainly based in the North West of England, in connection with education, health, welfare and religious activities.

The Trust makes grants to charities within the Borough of Guildford who support disadvantaged children and young people needing support for training and activities to develop social skills and wellbeing as well as supporting the work of Guildford United Reformed Church with young people.

The charity is a grant making charity. During the year the charity made grants of -ú1,000 which was considered satisfactory given the level of income on the year.

Financial grants to young people below the age of 21, resident in or at an educational establishment or apprenticeship in Greater London.

We rent our building to Charfield Out-of-School and Charfield Pre-School and have improved the building to make it more suitable for that use. We provide for the maintenance of the building and pay utility bills. We have leased land to Castle School Trust for use by Charfield Primary School. We make small grants to support the wider educational needs of a few local children.

To MANAGE IT'S INVESTMENTS AND MAKES GRANTS OF IT'S INCOME TO ST. JAMES' CHURCH, ARNSIDE CUMBRIA.

Makes grants (or pays for goods or services) to relieve need, distress or hardship of residents of Melton, Suffolk, individually or corporately.

Supporting Woolmer Hill School, Haslemere, Surrey by making grants for the acquisition of equipment and the improvement of facilities which facilitate teaching/learning by staff and students and which ensure that staff and students are better equipped to use modern teaching/learning techniques. The enhanced facilities will also benefit the local community when they visit and make use of them.

Either directly or through grants to Charitable entities, the relief of poverty among the settlors relatives and citizens of Hamburg, support and propogation of christian faith especially amongst Jews and Christians experiencing persecution, and advancement of learning by provision of bursaries, prizes and funds in general

The Charity makes donations to individuals and groups within the village that are in need of financial assistance.

Grant making to Christian organisations for the furtherance of the Christian gospel both at home and overseas. Wholly in accordance with the aims and objectives of the trust

The charity's principal object is to make grants and donations for the benefit of a wide range of charitable purposes.

The charity provides financial help to young people in the parish of Wye up to the age of 21 for purchase of books, equipment and general support for educational purposes or advancement. The charity can also support travel costs to attend university or other higher education establishments. The charity makes grants to Wye Primary School for things not provided by the local education authority.

To relieve the needs of children with a metabolic disorder and their families and carers by the provision of grants, raising of awareness of metabolic disorders and the provision of recreational activities. Approximately 2000 awards made through a small grants system to families of children aged ten and under, diagnosed with a metabolic disorder, living in the UK.

Making grants for the benefit of the Ecclesiastical Parish of St Mary, Putney as constituted on 11 September 1860 or of the poor thereof.

To advance the education of the pupils at the Alternative School operated by the Chicuchas Wasi (Children?s Project) in Cusco, Peru (which provides free education for female children of low income families in high risk conditions) by making grants and supplying goods and services for the benefits of pupils not required to be supplied by the national or local Government in Peru

The Charity make grants to other registered charities, particularly those which work with and for the benefit of children, but also in furtherance of the other charitable purposes within the Charity's objects as the Trustees in their discretion determine.

To advance the Christian religion, to relieve poverty, to advance education and to further any other charitable purpose by making grants to Churches and in such other ways as the trustees think fit.

The charity supports education at Dame Alice Owen's School in Potters Bar or other schools selected by the trustees. It is able to fund facilities, prizes and educational activities, particularly in the science and business related subjects. It also wishes to promote social and physical training of people under the age of 25 years in the UK. This may include grants to prepare for a profession.

The charity?s objects (?Objects?) are specifically restricted to the following:a) advancement of education for the public benefit in the Islamic Faithb) the relief of poverty in particular but not exclusively by the provision of grants

The purpose of the Hines Trust is to make grants to mainly Christian churches, charities and individuals working with Missions with which the Trust is engaged.

Making of grants to young people and organisations for education and training.Make nominations for accommodation in Christopher Boone's Almshouses.

Originally founded for the advancement of education and relief of poverty of any person engaged in medical research, the Charity now makes grants for charitable purposes generally.

TO MAKE GRANTS TO CHRISTIAN YOUTH ACTIVITES IN ESSEX WHICH ADHERE TO THE CRITERA OF THE TRUST

Makes grants and loans to individuals