Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

TO PROVIDE GRANTS IN FURTHERENCE OF THE CHARITY'S OBJECTIVES

Making grants to charities and other bodies, which work nationally and worldwide, in fulfilment of the charity's aims.

To raise and provide funds to advance the education and enjoyment of pupils within the school. Fundraising events have included cake sales, discos, Christmas card making and Summer fair. Examples of how funds raised have been used within school include providing a new system for the school and supporting learning through educational trips.

Grant making

We use fitness challenges to start conversations around Mental Health. We aid Grants to those wanting to become trained in Mental Health First Aid and we use Campaigns to promote the importance of Mental Health Awareness

To apply income to the Governors of the Lady Modiford School, Walkhampton regarding their obligations to repair, to provide special benefits for the School and to make grants for further education of persons under 25 years old resident in the area of benefit.

To relieve either generally or individually, person resident in Greater Manchester and Nigeria, who are in condition of need, hardship or distress by making grants of money or providing or paying for items or services calculate to reduce the need , hardship or distress of such person.

Small grants to those in need within the Ancient Liberty of Eye & Dunsden

To hold community and school family events including Summer Fair, Xmas Bazaar, discos, quiz nights by agreement of the School committee to make grants and pay for extra activities and resources requested by the parents, teachers, friends and pupils of Shorne C of E School

Annual donation to Rotary Foundation; ad hoc grants to local worthy causes; occasional grants to national causes such as Water Aid and Shelterbox

Disbursement of grants to individual beneficiaries for the purpose of relief of poverty

To raise money for general Charitable purposes to donate to other registered charities or voluntary bodies,Makes grants to organisations, including schools, charities etc.

The charity makes donations to churches and charities. It also makes educational grants and donations to relieve poverty.

The object of the PTFA is to advance the education of the children attending the school. In furtherance of this goal, the PTFA engages in fundraising events and other activities to support the development of the pupils, to provide funds for educational items and facilities, and to encourage extended relationships between staff, parents and others associated with the school.

1. To advance the education of the public in Nepalese language, culture and heritage, including the music, art, literature, traditions and history of Nepal in such ways as the trustees think fit2. The prevention or relief of poverty in Nepal by the provision of grants, items or services to those in need.

The Charity's objects ('Objects') are to preserve and protect good health of women with breast cancer for the public benefit by making grants for education, research, and the treatment and care of people with breast cancer.

We give grants to clubs of elderly people to help them meet their social activities expenditure.

Educational grants to young persons who reside in Pytchley ,Isham and Broughton and have attended Pytchley School and general financial support of Pytchley School

During the year the Trustees met regularly to progress the Appeal, consider potential beneficiaries for the granting of funds and carry out the routine administrative functions of the Trust; and made specific grants to the Eton Fives Association in support of its efforts to promote coaching at Westway and at certain schools. In addition grants were made directly to a number of schools.

The financial relief of persons resident in Eastrea in conditions of need, hardship or distress, by maiing grants of money, services or facilities calculated to reduce the need, hardship or distress of such persons.We provide grants for students, for the provision of facilities of benefit to Eastrea residents in need, and finance for those villagers facing hardship.

To hold an annual show, if possible, with classes for a wide variety of animals both farm and domestic, to encourage country crafts and skills.To award educational grants to young people to further their studies in connection with agriculture and related subjects, provided that they live in Todmorden or otherwise have a connection with the show.

We give grants to voluntary sector community groups to improve the services and facilities in the village of Grindleford and promote the conservation, protection, and improvement of the physical and natural environment, particularly by promoting sustainable transport in Grindleford and taking measures to mitigate the effects of climate change.

Gives charitable grants to students who are undertaking further education in rural land management and livestock auctioneering. Grants may be given in the form of money or books and equipment

Providing financial grants to people who are resident or who are or have been employed in the City of London including the Glasshouse Yard who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.

Grants to support parishes within the Diocese of London