Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

Provide grants to people under 25 years of age in need of financial assistance for educational purposes who live within the parishes of Boyton, Butley, Capel St Andrew, Shottisham, Sutton, Bawdsey, Alderton and Hollesley.

Maintenance of unique two storey Georgian Dovecote open every day free providing local heritage displays and small not for profit community shop, free car park, Englands oldest AA telephone kiosk and riverside picnic area. All maintained by volunteers. Trust does not have sufficient resources to provide grants.

The Newfoundland Canine Trust purpose is to educate, advise and promote responsible ownership, contribute funds to preventative research, provide care, treatment and re homing via a network of verified volunteers, provide grants of financial assistance upon scrutinised application.

Making grants for the benefit of disabled or sick persons within Henley in Arden and its surrounding area, by such means as the Trustees think fit.

Provision of grants to local young people upon moving to secondary school and going to University. Grants are also considered for special projects involving young people, or young person, under the age of 25, in the Parish.

The Foundation helps cricketers under the age of 19, living in Hampshire or the Isle of Wight, who need financial support to develop their talent or to pursue their interest in the game. We also support the development of local cricket for young people by providing grants to schools, cricket clubs and other organisations e.g. for funding coaching, providing equipment or enhancing facilities.

We are a grant-making charity making donations to initiatives intended to combat social exclusion.The Foundation does not accept unsolicited applications for funding.

Fundraising to provide funds to advance education for the children in The Gambia by assisting in the provision of facilities not normally provided by the local education authority. and to relieve poverty by the provision of financial assistance: to parents to help them pay towards advancing the education of their children and to provide food assistance in local communities

Provides small grants to elderly, sick, and needy residents who have been resident for at least 5 years in East Horsley, and to local voluntary organisations who support elderly, sick, and needy residents

To support and train youths of different backgrounds from the Okpella area of Nigeria to have the opportunity to learn a suitable trade and get into apprenticeships in carpentry,tailoring, catering, hairdressing, electrician, mechanic etc. 2. Giving grants to poor families to assist with educational needs.

The initial objectives of our Foundation is to make grants and donations to charities and individuals who generally are not in receipt of high scale donations and where we can make a difference. Our focus is on education, social and environmental projects in the UK and South East Asia.

1. Hold and arrange for public display of two collections of art, namely one of African Art (currently in Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford) and one of Portrait Miniatures (currently in Compton Verney, Warks). 2. Make grants to organisations out of income.

The charity gives grants to victims of war in the eastern region of the Democratic Republic of Congo and to Congolese refugees that now live in the United Kingdom.

Makes grants for sport and recreation

The charity makes grants mainly for the education of disadvantaged children under the age of 18 overseas and nationally. As from mid-2017, the Trust also operates from premises in central Accrington providing community services and education for adults to encourage them to set up enterprises and to benefit the local economy.

Makes grants to qualifying parishoners towards the cost of winter fuel consumption.

Tardio aims to provide grants and aids to children and young people in order for them to attain basic education. Tardio aims to operate in the United Kingdom and selected countries in Africa.

The principal object of the Charity is the promotion of education, culture, religion and academic research within Romania. It is non-political and supports every kind of educational behaviour. The principal activity of the charity is the giving of grants (financial, educational, material, promotional) to individuals and organisations in Romania

The Charity gives grants to support those suffering with Dementia and their carers.

To assist residents of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Alverstoke who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress by making grants of money or providing or paying for items, services or facilities. In exceptional cases the Trustees may consider grants to persons otherwise eligible who are resident in the Borough of Gosport.

Faraja Cancer Support UK makes grants in order to support cancer patients and their carers in Kenya through the provision of: advice, information and counseling; complementary therapies; and financial assistance.

The making of grants to children in relation to sports

We work in partnership with local NGO's, known personally to the trustee's, in supporting pre schools and other educational initiatives as well as others in the community of Centocow, KZN, S. Africa. The 3 NPO's act as an informal advisory group to assist DCL in making grants to local beneficiaries and advise on projects that will benefit the widest number of local people in the long term.

Making Grants to Organisations or Individuals who support or have disadvantages or disabilities.

We accept applications on our website for small sum requests for people (adults and children) who need help to play sport. We mainly cover: Assistance with the cost of touring; Assistance with the cost of personal equipment; Assistance with Medical costs. We also make small grants to clubs.