Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

Grant making charity for the relief of the poor, sick and for educational needs

Making grants to other charities as the Trustees feel appropriate

The principal activity is the education and training of medical and para-medical personnel in the treatment of spinal paralysis and spinal injuries. This is achieved through the organisation and the sponsorship of conferences, and particularly through the provision of grants to individual and small groups of professionals to further their knowledge and expertise in spinal cord injury treatment.

The Charity gives grants to suitable causes.

The BSN publishes one of the leading international neuroendocrine journals, organises an annual conference, supports a range of other symposia, provides grants, and provides a range of types of information about neuroendocrinology.

Grants to charitable bodies supporting the work and concerns of the Religious Society of Friends, those primarily serving Birmingham and the West Midlands, and to UK based charities working overseas.

The upkeep of a synagogue and arranging adult educational and leisure activities. The charity also provides grants for the poor and needy.

We are devoted to creating, sharing and enabling philosophical thinking. We empower the curious of all ages and backgrounds to think about fundamental questions. We encourage a better understanding of our world and our place in it.. We look to actively support this work through grant giving programmes and a series of public lectures across the UK, encouraging positive access for many.

Providing grants to encourage initiatives designed to improve animal welfare and protection, promote alternative methods to the use of animals in experiments and encourage practical work in alleviating suffering, preventing cruelty and improving conditions for animals.

THF is a youth charity with the mission of transforming the lives of disadvantaged young people by creating sporting and educational opportunities as well as improving mental and physical health together with our partners. We directly deliver a range of sport and education programmes and we also provide financial assistance in the form of grants to charities and registered community organisations.

a. To promote the efficiency of the Regiment in such ways as the Trustees many descide: and b. to support such other charitable purpose or purposes of or conected with the Regiment or the forming Regiments including making grants to The Rifles benevolent Trust as the Trustees may from time to time descide.

The charity's principal activity is its grant-making programme. The directors take a strategic approach to grant making and do not therefore, suggest sending unsolicited applications. Instead, if an organisation identifies that it has strong links to the foundation's funding objectives, the Directors request that they contact them via the foundation's email address.

Grant making charity

Focus will be on grant making to charitable organisations and projects for the advancement of education, health, arts and culture and organisations and projects that help promote human rights.

The charity makes grants to other charities that it considers are established for public benefit and in support of its charitable objectives.

Making grants to institutions falling within the charity's objects

Grant Giving

The Charitable Trust makes grants to charitable organisations that fall under the objectives of the trust

The Foundation is established to advance any charitable purpose and to benefit any charity as the trustees in their discretion think fit, primarily by the provision of grants and loans for such charitable purposes which are for the benefit of the Jewish community either in Israel or elsewhere in the world.

Income is applied to defray the cost of repairs to the fabric, fittings and organ of the Parish Church and of insurance of the Parish Church, to the maintanance of music and provision of music, in aid of the stipends of clergy, to the maintenance of property and in making grants for such religious and other charitable purposes as the Feoffees decide after consultation with the PCC.

To make grants for the relief of local need, promotion of education and aid to local charitable organistations for the benefit of the community

The Friends provide funds to supplement or enhance the resources of both hospitals for the benefit of patients and staff. This is achieved by operating a profitable, efficient Hospital Shop and Ward Trolley Service Additional funds are raised from legacies, by fund raisung activities and by a group of members who pay for life membership of ?50 or an Annual Subscription of ?10.

1. Maintenance of Almshouses which are occupied by in-pensioners. 2. Grants to other local charities.

Grants to organisations working with refugees and asylum seekers, people with mental health or learning disabilities, desistance from crime, domestic violence. Grants are given to organisations working in NE England and Central Scotland. A small number of grants are given for restoration of architecturally important churches. Refer to our website for current application policies.

THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES GRANTS FOR PROJECTS TO RELIEVE PERSONS WHO ARE IN CONDITIONS OF NEED, HARDSHIP OR DISTRESS BY REASON OF THEIR SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES AND FURTHER THE EDUCATION OF SUCH PERSONS. IT PROVIDES GRANTS TO INSTITUTIONS AND PROMOTES ACTIVITIES WHICH ADVANCE HINDU RELIGION.