Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

The Cambridge Historical Society was started in 1923 as the Faculty's first research seminar, the following year began publishing the Cambridge Historical Journal, one of the country's leading scholarly periodicals, and more recently has been making annual awards of small grants to support research.

Provides educational grants to local children

Grants to scholars, mainly to fund travel to countries other than their own, to pursue art-historical research

Cobbett Environmental realised its sole asset, a freehold building, and is nearing the finalisation of giving grants to distribute the funds in accordance with its charitable objectives.

Provides grants towards running the Sunday school at St Peter & St Paul parish church, Shorne, Kent

Makes grants to Freemen of the city of Gloucester and/or their dependants who are in need of financial assistance.

Makes donations to individuals in need.

Received initial funding and commenced grant making.

Awards educational grants to disadvantaged young people who have been eligible for free school meals for the last 5 years.

provide funds for discretionary payments by the Vicar of Chobham to people in need

The John Heygates Charity makes grants, primarily to West Haddon Endowed Primary School or to individual pupils of the school. Grants are also made to other educational and childrens organisations within the village of West Haddon.

Grant making for charitable activities in accordance with the Sikh faith.

Makes education/training grants to children/young people

Grant making within the parish of Worplesdon

Prevention or relief of poverty for the eldery by provision of grants.

Provides grants to the poor

The Wroughton Community Trust makes grants to support a wide variety of projects and activities that improve the quality of life for people in the civil parish of Wroughton, Wiltshire.We fund a broad range of projects including: ecological, health, children and young people, arts and culture, the elderly, people with disabilities, and projects providing services in the community.

The Sabre Club Charitable Foundation was created to benefit the public by providing grant support to encourage a broader level of community participation in the sport of sabre fencing. The charity is particularly interested in supporting young people to achieve their full potential but will also seek to support others if the community will benefit as a whole, especially through grants to clubs.

Makes grants to individualsMakes grants to organisationsActs as umbrella or resource body

Makes grants to organisations benefiting children and young people.

The Friends of Birmingham Cathedral makes grants to Birmingham Cathedral to further its religious and other charitable work, and to assist and promote the restoration, maintenance, repair and improvement of the Cathedral.

The Charity makes grants to deserving individuals in the parish of Stonham Aspal who are sick, infirm, or convalescent, to defray the costs of recuperative holidays or domestic help for such individuals and if appropriate to supply medical aids or other comforts.

The Charity provides grants to deserving causes within Huntingdonshire and to District and Multiple District Lions Club and the Lions Club International Foundation. The Charity also undertakes a number of community service projects to provide individuals, groups and other Charities with assistance.

To provide funds for ringing the Church Bell. Nowadays to fund clock maintenance and repairs.

Make Grants to deserving causes