Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

Provide grants to people who live in and community organisations based in theBulwick village parish. Grants have included, but are not limited to annual payments to any household where there is someone living there who is eligible for UK state pension. Examples of other grants include for funeral expenses and hospital travel expenses and grants to local community organisations.

The charity seeks donations and organises fund raising events. The charity uses its income to donate and give grants to other charities that require financial assistance and support.

Grants to other charitable organisations, preference being given to local groups

The charity gives grants to suitable causes, its fundraising income comes via the trustees.

Following our highly successful production of Aida in Heathfield, East Sussex in October 2015, we are currently considering our options and plans for another production. Additionally, our charitable objects have now been extended to allow us to support music more widely (not just opera) and to provide grants to aspiring musicians.

Small grants to local and international organistaions with a catholic ethos.

Awards grants to the poor and needy in the area outlined in the charity document.

For the advancement of Education for nursery and primary school aged children in Gambia through the provision of grants for items such as uniforms books and funding towards the building of a community libraryThe advancement of health and saving lives through the provision of medical supplies to medical services in rural Gambia

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN WHO WOULD OTHERWISE BE EXCLUDED FROM EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES BY REASON OF POVERTY, IN PARTICULAR BY THE PROVISION OF GRANTS OF MONEY, SCHOLARSHIPS AND MAINTENANCE ALLOWANCES.B)TO ADVANCE THE HINDU RELIGION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC BY PROVIDING GRANTS TO FACILITATE THE PERFORMANCE OF CEREMONIES, RITES AND RITUALS AND AN UNDERSTANDING OF HINDU TEXTS AND

The object of the Fund is to provide financial assistance by way of grants to churches incurring expenditure on the provision, maintenance or improvement of their bells and bell installations or for the maintenance of their towers and belfries.

Makes grants to Helston residents in financial hardship.

The Charity is established for general charitable purposes and will operate as a grant making charity, supporting charitable projects, organisations and individuals with grants of varying sizes and durations.

Mouse News Letter Limited aims to promote the advancement of knowledge in the science of genetics through supporting members of the biomedical research community in various ways, such as providing grants to attend conferences.

Distributing hardship grants to students studying Law in the University of Bristol's School of Law.

GRANTS TO ASSIST EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS

General charitable purposes, with a policy of giving grants to people within the town of Whitley Bay.

Established to make grants for charitable purposes usually within the Merseyside and Wirral Area.

Money raising and making grants of money raised.

To make charitable donations according to the Trust deed. We select a small number of Registered UK Charities to make grants to during November of each year. Individuals should not apply for Grants.

The Trustees have power to apply the net income for educational benefits in the City of Lincoln, parishes of Branston & Mere for persons under the age of 25 years.The Trustees also have power to pay grants to qualifying persons of pensionable age in the hamlets of Mere and East Mere and also in the parishes of Branston and Mere and parishes adjacent thereto.

Supporting young people in different areas of artistic endeavour by making grants. Grants to help fund a specific project or activity, are awarded to young people under the age of 30, who are connected to Oxfordshire in some way and who are developing their interest in any of the creative arts.

Provides grants

Edward Goff's Charity provides education/ training and religious activities to local children / young people, and makes grants to local individuals to help further their education.

Makes grants for charitable purposes, to charities known to the settlor.

To utilise the income from tenants who lease various land and allotments owned mostly by the Trustees as grants to needy parishioners, the Parish Church, and local organisations existing for the benefit of residents