Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

Very small charity confined to the parish of Langtree, making small charitable grants once a year to selected elderly and needy.

THE TRUSTEES ARE ALWAYS ON THE LOOK OUT FOR SUITABLE PERSONS TO MAKE GRANTS TO

To provide funds for young people moving into further education.

Chaitech helps young people in Eastern Caribbean get into technology-based enterprise through mentoring assistance to young tech entrepreneurs, providing grants to them, and by raising awareness about the topic of technology entrepreneurship and providing training to them.

Making charitable grants to existing or former employees of the Architects Registration Board,formally Architects Registration Council of the UK and their dependents.

Makes grants for the general good of the village and villagers

To provide grants for the advancement of education (including social and physical) training for persons under the age of 25 years and in need of assistance, who have attended Stoke Climsland Primary School .To provide grants to parishioners of Stoke Climsland who are suffering financial hardship or deprivation.

The Fund is committed to raise funds for the development of a visitor centre to promote interest and knowledge regarding The Battle of Sedgemoor. Once developed, the fund will make grants to the preservation of St Mary's Church Westonzoyland as an historical building within and after the battle.

Distributing annual grants to university students in the area covered by the West Kirby secondary schools

Make grants to sick poor persons resident in the Oswestry Area

Grants to Quaker women in the London area

Makes grants to to shcools and the college in Bridgwater, Somerset.

Making Grants for charitable activities

The Trust's objects are the promotion of the conservation of modern and contemporary sculpture for the public benefit, the education of conservators and the funding of research into the conservation and restoration of sculptures. The trust will consider grants to individual conservators, private sector conservation companies and institutions, the majority of grants are under £5,000.

The charity makes grants to a range of charities and supports charitable activities. It does not respond to unsolicited requests for support.

Provide funds to selected organisations and individuals who promote the study of Sanskrit language and to educate children from poor background in order to elivate them from poverty trap to a better future in the following countries ;- UK, India, South Africa , Sri Lanka and Australia.

Grant making to specialist orginisations working on Climate Change. The trust does not suggest making applications unless asked by the trust. (Please note the trust has since April 2015 changed focus away from special education and community development, and may not respond to requests unless a request has been asked for by the trust)

To give grants to those living in the Village of Arley and who are in higher Education or at University who are under 25years of age. And who ,in the opinion of the Trustees, are in need of financial assistance.

The relief of financial hardship, either generally or individually of people living in Thailand and in the UK by making grants of money for providing or paying for items, services or facilities for the sick and poor.

General grant-making

Making grants and loans to those individuals and institutions falling within the charity's objects.

Fundraising, grant giving, direct help (CV training, interview techniques, introduction to work experience opportunities)

Give aid, within the ecclesiastical parish of Alderbury for the relief of poverty by making grants to needy indivuals.

Give grants to persons under the age of twenty five, resident in the town of Fakenham who are need of financial assistance in preparing for entry to or engaged in, any profession, trade, occupation or service or moving to higher education.

The charity awards grants to Sinnington School, North Yorkshire following advice from the school's governing body.