Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

a, Assisting local Baptist churches by awarding grants towards their restoration and maintenance costs.b, Assisting local Baptist ministers by awarding grants to help and enable them to better conduct their ministry.

To receive investment income and to make grants to people in need

Awards grants to students for academic and personal achievements

PROVISION OF EDUCATION GRANTS TO REFUGEE CHILDREN

The trustees identify projects and organisations they wish to support and also the Trust may make grants to people or organisations who apply speculatively.

The charity uses its income from investments to make grants to other local charities, or national charities, working in the historical parish of Greenford Magna, to assist them in their work with elderly people, and vulnerable adults and families. This can take the form of support for example of food banks and night shelters run by local churches.

MAKES GRANTS TO ORGANISATION

The objective of the charity is mainly to make grants to relieve poverty, advance education and to preserve and protect good health.

Relief of poverty, grants to organisations

To preserve and protect the health of those affected by a stroke and/or a brain injury by providing grants to charities and other organisations to support programmes and activities that assist their brain injury recovery and treatment.

Grant making

Provides grants to individual children and young people for educational and training purposes.

To support the education of young people at Ilkley Grammar School. To make grants as appropriate.

Gives grants to individual students & apprentices residing in named villages/parishes, under 25 years old, for books, equipment, tools & fees.

Makes donations to individuals and groups

Financial assistance to poor and distressed masons and their families and financial grants to other charitable causes.

Provision of grants to young people living in the Liskeard area of Cornwall (postcode PL14), who are between the ages of 16 and 21 years who are pursuing a nationally recognised qualification or a qualification which is recognised by the trade organisation appropriate to the career. Grants can used towards the cost of training or expenses incurred, such as travel, tools or equipment.

Grant giving

The objective of the charity is to utilise the Trust's funds for such charitable purposes as the Trustees see fit principally by making grants to other charitable institutions

WORKS TO CREATE VIBRANT, TOLERANT AND FLOURISHING SOCIETIES.PROVIDES GRANTS TO ORGANISATIONS TO SUPPORT ADVOCACY AND INNOVATIVE PROJECT WORK GLOBALLY. WORKS WITH PARTNERS FOCUSED ON WOMEN AND GIRLS, CHILDREN AND YOUTH, AND PEACE BUILDING WHO ARE CHALLENGING HARMFUL SOCIAL NORMS AND SOCIAL INJUSTICE AND BRINGING ABOUT SOCIAL CHANGE.

Grant making charity in line with the objects of the memorandum and articles of association.

The Charity distributes funds from Charity of Henry Forster (United Charities) and, since 1996, the Rutland Society of Industry as small grants to students/apprentices living in the County of Rutland. These grants are awarded annually towards the purchase of books and equipment.The Charity distributes funds from the Charities of John Green and Mary Davie to those in need in Oakham.

Provision of small grants to further aims of Trust

Grants to community charities

Rhoi grantiau cyfnod y nadolig i drigolion lleol o fewn terfynau plwyf llangefni fel a ganlyn: henoed a dybir yn anghenus methedig "tlodion",Elderly/ old people, make grants to local organisations or individuals,