Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

Overseas Anandians Trust is formed with part of the funds raised by the Association of Old Anandians by charity events and by wills or legacies left by well wishers. The Trust Fund is utilised for the advancement of public education by the provision of facilities and equipment at Ananda College, Colombo 10, Sri Lanka and the provision of grants to poor students attending the College.

Provision of grants to assist able students with a Welsh connection study at the Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester, at undergraduate or postgraduate level. students may apply who have been born in Wales, lived in Wales or studied in Wales.

Supporting Pallative children- With grants to help with getting home, or helping with support of end of life care.Bereaved families support.

PROVISION OF SMALL GRANTS TO ASSIST POOR AND NEEDY INDIVIDUALS

Grant giving charity providing grants and donations to local churches and charities.

To provide funds to general charitable institions

Provides grants to enable or support local Young Arts activities

The relief either generally or individually of persons resident in the Parish of Bletchingley who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.The Trustees apply the income of the charity for that purpose by making grants of money or providing or paying for items or services.

We raise money through a variety of events to provide funds to be able to enhance the learning, and development of the children at St Pauls Primary School.

Makes appropriate grants to individuals who are expectant or have children or children and organisations dealing with the same who are in distress, hardship or need

Grant making Trust

Our object is: "To relieve the needs of young people from Suffolk who have needs by reason of youth; in particular, but not exclusively, by the provision of grants to access or participate in art in its widest form, including music."

Fund raising to provide funds for the upkeep of the fabric of St Giles Church, Camberwell

Grants to local services and individuals

Grants to organisations

Fundraising, participation in school and charitable activities, talks to new parents, social evenings with staff, parents and children and grants to the school for new equipment and facilities.

Advancement of education for the public benefit by the provision of grants to other charities and/ or organisations which provide public education and by the provision of educational resources that develop an individual's personal, emotional, moral and spiritual capability.

The Charity, for the most part, raises and spends funds within the Borough of Newcastle-under-Lyme. Funds are raised from the public in various ways and distributed by way of grants to deserving causes, mainly groups. The emphasis is on Special Needs, the elderly and Youth. Currently approximately 5% of our outgoings go to our International Funding.

To promote and sponsor the live performance of the music of Gustav Holst, together with the recording of his music hitherto unrecorded, by way of financial grants, the loan of musical scores and communications with professional and amateur musicians. The charity operates from the UK, but does make grants to overseas organisations.

Through regular donations:We help with school fees for children of poor families;Support a feeding programme for children who attend a school in the Wabigalo slum in Kampala;Provide grants for the provision and maintenance of clean drinking water in the school;Provide micro finance grants for slum dwellers to start/ expand their businesses to become self sustaining.

Grantmaking to UK charities

The award of grants to organisations to assist them in in providing specific benefits of an educational and recreational nature to the public of Woolton, Liverpool.

The Charity receives annual donations from contributors and makes grants to youth organisations who are themselves charities.

Grant making charity for the elderly

The Charity provides grants of up to £150 for individuals representing the town and £800 (with some exceptions) for Clubs / Schools / Associations and Societies with all or most members living within the Community boundaries of the town of Llanrwst.