Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

Having regard for the guidance on public benefit, the charity makes grants and awards for educational purposes to beneficiaries coming within the categories set out in our charitable objectives.

Assistance with drug and alcohol misuse in the Wrexham area including grants to relevant charities.

Grants to children and young people who live within the village to support their educational needs.

To advance education for the public benefit among pupils attending Paarl Boys High, South Africa by supporting the charitable work of Paarl Boys High Foundation Trust through the provision of grants of financial assistance to improve academic and sporting resources and facilities at the school and support an inclusive scholarship programme.

Makes grants to organisations.

General charitable grants

Makes grants to Epworth Primary Academy School

The Alacran Foundation makes grants to impactful and enterprising organisations that are committed to advancing education, music and sport activities for underprivileged children in Jamaica and in other countries. The Foundation will also support the advancement of any charitable activities for public benefit, as the trustees may from time to time determine.

grants to help with further education

Provide grants to students for literacy tutoring.Provide grants to teachers and volunteers for training in the Sound Reading System.Offer tutoring, training, and other support services to various Institutions - including schools, special needs schools, probationary services, and YOIs.

Set up for 'poor relief' - small charity - now makes donations to individuals when suffiecient funds allow

Makes grants to organisationsProvides buildings/facilities/open space/support to Polish Lutheran Parish in Bradfordand Manchester

We give small grants to people mainly in Poland who are in special need usually due to sickness, age or infirmity. We have given donations to churches in Eastern Poland for refurbishment or for their community activities.

The trustees must apply the income of the Charity in furthering the following objects (?the objects?):"To promote health and advance education, particularly physical education, for young people up to the age of 21 in Montgomery in the County of Powys, in particular through the provision of grants to organizations undertaking recreational and sporting activities with young people.?

The Charity makes grants for the purchase of medical equipment.

The making of grants to young people to assist with costs of education, training and apprenticeship, and the purchase of related equipment.

Grants to schools

Grants to needy.

EDUCATION AND TRAINING.CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE.MAKES GRANTS TO INDIVDUALS AND ORGANISATIONS.ARTS AND CULTURE

To advance the Christian religion for the benefit of the public in accordance with the statement of faith, particularly but not exclusively by making grants and awards to young people to carry out missionary and outreach work.

For the public benefit to advance such exclusively charitable purposes as the trustees from time to time think fit.This will principally be done by making grants which advance education, environmental protection and improvement, human rights and equality, animal welfare and relieving poverty. In due course the trustees may consider other ways to carry out the charity's purposes.

Makes donations to young and old people for general charitable purposes

Makes grants to organisations/charities/voluntary bodies

Paying grants to students of Wyggeston and Queen Elizabeth I College in pursuit of Legal studiesProviding prizes for students at the College for academic study or community work

The Charity currently makes small grants to gifted and talented young people, usually in the fields of sporting activity, adventure travel and enrichment activities to enable them to develop their talents or to compete at a regional or national level.