Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

Fuel allowance grants to the elderly. Grant contributions to cost of outings. Weekly coffee mornings (local methodist church, Mortimer).

Making grants to other registered charities and good causes on the decisions of the Trustees

To provide funds in the Diocese of Winchester and Portsmouth for the maintenance etc. of Church Bells

The Foundation awards annual grants to young people under 25 living in Coggeshall who have left school and are going on to higher education or training.

The charity pays the income from the trust fund for the benefit of The Dean and Chapter of Westminster and The Dean and Chapter of Windsor towards the restoration, repair and maintenance. The charity awards grants to these charitable institutions at the discretion of the trust manager.

The Dorset Bird Club operate a database of bird records to produce an annual report. Hold a number of outdoor (free) and indoor meetings/events, open to all. Make comment on local planning issues where there are concerns over impacts on Dorset's bird life, in consultation with other conservation bodies. A Conservation Fund is available to make small grants to local projects.

Makes grants to people

The charity exists to promote the ideals and practice of vegetarianism as a means of advancing the mental, physical and moral improvements of mankind. it makes grants to other organisations.

Buddhamahametta UK currently has use of a premises (its registered address), for its practices of meditation, until such time as it finds its own, more permanent premises. Such practices and held events may be broadcasted online for the benefit of practitioners.Our Grant Making Policy, is applicable only to causes which further our objectives.Our loving-kindness to you all.

1. Relief of financial hardship of people living in England and Wales 2. Relief of individuals living with disabilities or severe illness and 3. Assist in the treatment and care of persons suffering from mental and physical illness through the provision of grants, goods and services.

The John Sykes Foundation is a grant giving charity focused on the town of Reading. The foundation's key objective is to improve the lives and wellbeing of individuals and communities where there is an element of disadvantage.

The Charity makes donations to help individuals/organisations in their work helping others in need through the Church.

Makes grants to organisations

To preserve or by making monetary grants to assist in the preservation for the benefit of the townspeople of Buckden in the County of Cambridgeshire and of the nation at large of the group of buildings situate at Buckden collectively called or known as Buckden Towers or Buckden Palace together with the land belonging thereto.

The charity awards grants to the South Derbyshire NHS Trust and the Cancer Research Campaign.

THE CHARITY'S AIMS ARE TO PROVIDE A DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS SO THE CHARITY MAKES GRANTS TO ST. MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS HIGH SCHOOL OR TO INDIVIDUALS WITHIN THAT SCHOOL AS PART OF THOSE AIMS.

Makes donations to charities and provides human resources to charitable causes. Carries out fundraising.

Grants of -£150 per annum to The Huguenot Church of Canterbury Cathedral.Grants of -£175 to The French Hospital in Rochester.Grants to the Westminster French Protestant School Foundation

Grants to organisations including school, charities etc. within the Ancient Parish of Feckenham.

Makes financial grants to evangelical Christian churches, Christian missionary work and other Christian charitable organisations

Maintain personal contact with the community of El Tular, El Salvador, Central America.Provide grants for education, health & community development.Respond to emergencies, such as natural disasters.

Grant Making

This Charity was established to advance the Christian religion in accordance with the Statement of Beliefs in the Constitution in the United Kingdom or elsewhere. The Charity seeks to relieve people from poverty, distress and sickness in the United Kingdom or else where and in particular to organise and provide funds in the aid of charitable work of the Church at home and abroad.

To provide funds for amenities for patients at Clatterbridge Hospital to provide a link between the hospitals and the public they serve. To foster the interest of the public in the work of the hospitals and the patients they serve.

The trust provides grants to Charities in connection with improving the quality of life of persons in the United Kingdom suffering from visual handicaps, hearing impairment, terminal illness and the alleviation of poverty in other countries. Where practicable and reasonable the trustees pay such funds to Roman Catholic organisations.