Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

Morley & District Lions Club (CIO), incorporating WF3 Kindness, is the local community charity for Morley and the surrounding area. We volunteer our services and make grants to help local residents and not for profit organisations. As a constituent of Lions Clubs International we cooperate with other Lions Clubs locally, regionally, nationally and internationally.

General charitable purposes including housing and grants to those in need in the local vicinity.

Advancement of education of young people through grants to participate in expeditions, particularly in the Arctic.General charitable support for the inhabitants of Arctic communities.Assistance to members of Her Majesty's Constabulary in further education and training.

Grants to ordinands and candidates for ministry for one-off expenses such as travel/placements and books/equipment - not for general living expenses incurred during training. Applications in writing only, not via email - requests will be sent an application form.

The main purpose of the Trust is to provide grants for students at Christ's College, Cambridge and to award grants for education and research to certain institutions within the University of Cambridge.

provides individual grants to residents of Charney Bassett and Lyford who are under 25 years old, and to organisations locally for education and training purposes of the wider community

This Charity makes grants to Lowestoft individuals in need and to organisations which assist alleviate poverty and need in the Lowestoft area

The Foundation raises and provide funds to specialist medical care providers including hospitals and hospices associated with Cancer, Cystic Fibrosis and life limiting conditions.

Established to make grants for charitable purposes.

The Garcia Family Foundation awards grants to charitable organisations or projects connected with the advancement of education, the arts or health (including the promotion of education in medicine and the medical sciences).

We run concerts festivals, club nights and events across the UK, alongside releasing music both physically and digitally.These activities are all in aid of raising funds to then provide grants to cancer research, treatment and care facilities across the UK. We target our grants toward non-profit organisations and non animal testing research.

Awards of grants to organisations advancing the religious purposes of the C of E in Uffculme Parish and other charitable purposes in the parish which promote the mission of the Church and its service in the community.

The charity provides grants to its member groups to encourage arts events to take place in the Stafford District Council area.

Undertake fundraising activities to distribute grants to local individuals, groups and charities.

The Trustees have concentrated on making grants to small local charities in Southwold and East Suffolk. The Trustees are also interested in making grants to organisations that provide relief to multiple sclerosis sufferers.

The Charity provides grants to retired Nonconformist Ministers or widows of Non Conformist ministers who have served at a Nonconformist church in Suffolk.

THE ST HELENS COLLEGE TRUST EXISTS FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION AND ALL ROUND DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN AGED FROM 0 TO 11 IN HILLINGDON AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS BY THE PROVISION OF GRANTS TO ASSIST IN THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES and/or LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES

To make charitable grants.

Peter's Trust is a grant making charity with it's income derived solely from funds invested. Grants are made to charities and organisations covering a wide spectrum of social needs.

Fund-raising activities to help finance grants to maintain the fabric of St Andrew's Church, Colyton, Devon

TO ASSIST OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANISATIONS BY MAKING GRANTS TO THEM.

The charity has been established to make grants to other organisations.

To provide grants to the Shorefields School in Clacton by providing or assisting in the provision of educational, recreational and other charitable facilities in augmentation of such facilities financed by the Local Education Authority.

The NATD is the subject association for teaching through Drama in the UK. It provides a voice for drama educators nationally, as well as those who use drama as a learning tool in other settings. The NATD publishes the Journal for Drama in Education, runs conferences and training events, offers grants to support professional development and produces resources to support drama educators.

Makes small grants to other charities