Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

Making small grants to support childrens' education and development within Laneshaw Bridge, Colne, Lancashire.

The relief of poverty by making grants to charities to help orphans in the most disadvantaged parts of the world by providing the funds for housing, food, education and access to clean drinking water.

Makes grants to two specific churches - Hambledon and Frieth. Does not make grants to schools or other charities.

Makes grants for recreation and other leisure time purposes.Applies income to the relief of need.

The trustees make discretionary grants to other charitable organisations and individuals.

A GENERAL PURPOSE CHARITY SET UP TO PROVIDE GRANTS AND DONATIONS TO OTHER CHARITIES ASSISTING SINGLE PARENTS, MEDICAL RESEARCH AND EDUCATION

DISTRIBUTING GRANTS EACH CHRISTMAS TO THOSE IN NEED IN PLYMPTON ST MAURICE FOR ANY AGE GROUP INCLUDING CHILDREN . ALSO TO OFFER ONE OFF GRANTS TO SUPPORT AN EXPENDITURE FOR SOMEONE IN NEED IN THE AREA OF ST MAURICE ONLY

Makes grants to needy individuals living in the parishes of Bourton and Silton and deserving organisations operating for the benefit of residents of those parishes.

The Charity makes grants to elderly (mostly) in need in the two adjoining Somerset villages of Curry Rivel and Hambridge by making annual payments to them at Christmas each year, and also assists young persons with respect to their educational needs by providing school grant payments to the Primary Schools in each village

PROVISION PF RELIEF TO POOR AND DISTRESSED BROTHER MASONS, THIER WIDOWS AND CHILDREN AND THE MAKING OF GRANTS TO MASONIC AND OTHER CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS OR SOCITIES.

The charity makes grants to organisations but does not respond to applications.

a) To relieve persons resident in Bletchingdon by making grants of money or paying for items, services or facilities to reduce the need, hardship or distress of such persons and promote healthy recreationb) To advance the education of the pupils of Bletchingdon Primary Schoolc) To provide community facilities for residents and others.

Grants to Residents in the parish of Blockley mainly at Christmas

Operating throughout England Wales Scotland and Northern Ireland, giving interest free loans or outright grants to subscribing members of BPW (UK) who have financial emergencies, relating to health, work or Acts of God

General charitable purposes. Medical, Health, Sickness and Disability. Overseas aid, famine and disaster relief. Sport and recreation. Environment, Conservation and Heritage. Support for the needy including children, young people, the elderly, those with disabilities. Other charities and voluntary bodies and the general public. By making grants and providing human resources.

St Mary Bourne United Charities gives financial assistance to residents of the parish of St Mary Bourne who find themselves in financial need due to illness, infirmity or sudden unexpected events. If no individuals make a claim on the charity's funds during the year, the Trustees make grants to organisations which help local parishioners who fall into the above categories.

General charitable purposes. We help other charities and voluntary bodies we make grants to organisations.

THE TRUST MAKES GRANTS TO ORGANISATIONS.

Grant making

Make grants to local young persons (16 - 25) who have left school, to assist with their further education.

SAF has launched a grassroots fundraising campaign, called Make your Mark, to provide funds for the Hold and wider archive-related projects. It has initiated a programme of teacher engagement, now run by Suffolk Archives, and is developing a fundraising and sponsorship strategy. It collaborates with other charities with a view to supporting both the Hold and Suffolk Archives in general.

Provide Nursing Services, amenities, educational facilities and benefits for nurse. Make Grants for persons within Exeter who are receiving medical attention. Provide benefits to a needy person within the Exeter area.

To provide funds and grants for such charitable purposes for the benefit of members of the 1st Cadet Battalion, Kings Royal Rifle Corps to improve their military efficiency as Army Cadets or their physical, social or mental well-being.

To provide funds to supply Pendle Community Hospital with any equipment it requires and to supply its patients with any comforts that are neccessary

The prevention or relief of poverty, financial hardship or ill health in particular but not exclusively by the provision of grants to individuals in need and/or charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty, financial hardship or ill health.