Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

Educational grants to individual students and the village school

The Funds are to be applied for and or towards such charitable purposes at such time or timesand in such manner as the Trustees shall in their absolute discretion think fit. The objectives are fulfilled by the Trustees through consideration of appeals and making grants and donations in response thereto.

To provide grants of gifts for any charitable purposes or purposes which the trustees in their discretion may determine.

RAISING FUNDS TO SUPPORT ADDENBROOKES HOSPITAL, IPSWICH HOSPITAL & EAST ANGLIAN CHILDREN?S HOSPICES. MAKING GRANTS TOWARDS FUNDING A MUSIC THERAPY POST, SUPPLYING MUSIC TROLLEYS THAT CAN BE USED FOR MUSICAL ACTIVITIES WHILE CHILDREN ARE STAYING IN HOSPITAL, & PROVIDING GIFTS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OR OTHER MUSIC RELATED ITEMS TO INDIVIDUALS, VIA REQUESTS FROM THE HOSPITAL PAEDIATRIC DEPARTMENTS.

In accordance with the terms of the Foundation Deed dated 17th November 1855, the Trustees meet annually to distribute the income received from the Trust Funds by way of appropriate grants to churches within the present and ancient Diocese of Gloucester.

The Rotary Club of Stone & District provides Community Service locally, nationally and internationally either by volunteering or by using funds contributed by members of the Club or by the general public. Such service may include educational grants, or grants to relieve poverty

In pursuance of the overall goals of its charitable objectives, and in order to meet the aims of the trusteesÔÇÖ current strategy, the charityÔÇÖs principal charitable activity is the giving of grants to suitable institutions within each of the categories of Objects as stated in the trust deed.

It controls an enrichment fund and makes grants to Filton high School (the organisation/school) to support and increase opportunities for all the pupils in a variety of ways, supplementary to the provision of local education authority funding, where benefit is considered to be enriching.

General Charitable Purposes and Religious Activities making grants to to individuals and other charities or organisations especially to do with children

To provide funds for extra equipment or activities which will enrich the lives of the children of Stubbin Wood School (children with a variety of SEN).

We raise funds through sponsored events and donations from individuals and companies. We provide support and financial assistance by way of donations/grants to charities, associations, institutions or any other body or individual whose activities include research, support or treatment of patients, and/or their families, suffering from cancer and/or requiring neurological surgery.

Purchase of equipment for intensive care at Cheltenham General Hospital. Financing of educational courses for nurses and doctors at Cheltenham ICU. Provision of grants for research into intensive care.

TO MAKE GRANTS TO ORGANISATIONS

Objective is to raise funds for general charitable purposes, making grants available to individuals and organisations and general public

The Trust awards grants to organisations with charitable objects, principally to those operating in the North East of England. It also makes funding available for prizes to individuals who are students of institutions with charitable objects, again prinicpally in the North East of England.

Make grants towards projects at St Marys Church, Dartington and Brooking Church at Tigley.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS OF UP TO £200 TO COVER TRAVEL EXPENSES, PROVISION OF EQUIPMENT/CLOTHING FOR ANYONE WHO IS, OR HAS RECEIVED IN PATIENT TREATMENT WITHIN THE 3 HOSPITALS CONSISTING OF UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS OF LEICESTER I.E. LEICESTER ROYAL INFIRMARY, LEICESTER GENERAL HOSPITAL, GLENFIELD HOSPITAL.

School Parent Teacher Association for Mary Hare School for Deaf students. To provide funds for equipment, activities etc for the children at the school.

Makes grants of money to Newbald Primary School, East Riding of Yorkshire. How the money is spent is determined by the school.

Grant giving to persons having been owners or occupiers of land.

The charity promotes education including social and physical training of people in India by awarding grants and scholarships to students. The charity also provides education to students and supports them throughout their educational careers.The charity also prevents poverty by giving grants to students and to establishments that educate and house these students.

The Charity receives donations and has some investments. With this income it makes donations to other charities.

Grants to young people of parishes of Rolleston and Anslow who are leaving school and entering higher education or some form of training.

Provide grants to support participation in running and related sports

The Trust makes grants to young people aged up to 25 who have attended John Mayne School in Biddenden, Kent, Grants are made to individuals, organisations or the School to assist with extra-curricular and welfare activities or initaitives.