Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

Provide funds to Charities involved in wefare, education and Religious activities

The charity exists to relieve persons resident in Little Ellingham who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress and does so by making grants of money to pay for items, services or facilities to reduce such need, hardship or distress. In addition the charity provides financial assistance to parisioners for further education or to enter a trade or profession on leaving school.

Relief of financial hardship, either generally or individually, of people living in Marden Parish by making grants of money for providing or paying for items, services or facilities

The object of the charity is to support financially, the scouting movement in Cornwall, to advance the education of, and provide funds to enable itÔÇÖs members to attend worldwide scouting events, and to assist those members in need or hardship to take part in such events

Grant making

Provides grants.

This society functions to give small grants to mainly christian churches to assist them with practical care for the elderly. This usually applies to extra assistance in winter also for summer excursions in summer. It includes grants for counselling visiting and advice and vehicles. We also give to other charities.

Trustee for grants to students of the school

The charity's objectives are to make grants to either Individuals or Organisations to help the young, elderly, disabled and other charitable bodies.

The Foundation considers funding requests from charities and organisations meeting our criteria and also aims to fund projects that align with our aims. In addition we raise funds from a variety of initiatives under a variety of headings. This funding will be ring fenced for use for the specific purpose for which it was raised and not for general grants to other organisations.

For the public benefit, to advance such charitable purposes (according to the law of England and Wales) as the trustees see fit from time to time, by making grants to charities and other organisations. Please note that the Trust will not consider unsolicited appeals for funding.

Provision of grants to:- the church in Eldoret, Kenya to assist in the building of a new community centre; - families to provide schooling and basic food needs;- individuals to complete vocational training and establish small businesses.The facilitation of medical clinics and educational programmes run by UK volunteers.Continuing support of the church in their community development work.

Award grants to people in need, living within the ancient parish of Llandrillo yn Rhos

We make grants to help strict and particular baptist churches maintain their chapels.

To provide funds for the maintenance and repair of the fabric of the Parish Church at Thorndon, Suffolk and to assist with church running expenses.

Arranges Fundraising Events to raise money to make grants to Morley VA Primary School

Small grants to local and national registered charities mainly in the field of medical research and assistance to children and vulnerable people in need.

We make grants to the body of Christ in the Portsmouth area to include churches and individuals in relation to evangelistic projects. Unity is key and any grant application has to represent at least three churches/congregations and a commitment from the applicant to pay 25% of the overall cost. Our statement of Faith is the same as the Evangelical Alliance and must be adhered to.

Makes grants for Church Bell Restorations, augmentations and new installations

The Trust makes donations and grants to Charities whose activities it supports and is interested in. The policy of the Trustees is to make donations only to charities in which they are interested and not to respond to unsolicited appeals.

Giving grants to young persons to travel.

Wherstead Village Hall supports local groups who require good facilities to hold meetings, fund raising events and social evenings. It is also the main meeting place for the Parish Council. From its funds it provides a safe and comfortable environment to fill the above needs while also paying grants to village groups if needed.

The distribution of grants to schemes and projects in England and Wales designed to support doctors at risk of suicide and families bereaved by the suicide of a doctor.

Within the City of York, the charity provides grants for 1. nursing/medical assistance, including appliances, medicines or other necessary items; 2. clothes, boots, linen, bedding, fuel, tools, food, or other articles in kind; and 3. (for persons under 21 years entering, or engaged in, any trade, occupation or service) outfits, payment of fees, instruction, or payment of travel expenses.

Running a minibus with a tail lift which is used by organisations in the district. Providing grants to folk with disability problems.