Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

Grants to young Jewish people in the South London area, to encourage their religious, academic, sporting and social activities. Also grants to local charitable organisations for the same purpose

To provide grants for units of HM Forces including TA and Cadet Units for welfare or recreational purposes.

Grants to necessitous members and widows of deceased members.

The Windsor and Uxbridge Province in part of the wider Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes. We have Lodges that meet at regular intervals and raise funds to promote their social & charitable activities. This Charity supports the members and there dependents (Wife, Partner, Widow & Children) with grants to support i.e. Health, Poverty, Education or Disability needs.

The Charity was established to fund restoration work on Gloucester Cathedral, through grants to the Chapter.

There are no restrictions. The trustees make grants in response to appeals of their own choosing from time to time. There are a wide variety of grants which have no pattern.

The Charity was established to subsidise, promote or co-operate with any organisation whose objects are wholly of a charitable nature.The trustees confirm that they have referred to the guidance contained in the Charity Commission's general guidance on public benefit when reviewing the Trust's aims and objectives and in planning future activities and setting the grant-making policy for the year.

Grants to appropriate bodies or individuals, for such charitable institutions or charitable purposes as the Trustees determine.

Grants to educational institutions

A small grant making charity which limits donations to. registered charities operating in England & Wales

First broadcast by the BBC in 1927, funds raised by the Christmas Appeal are divided between The Connection at St Martin's, working with homeless people in central London, and the Vicar's Relief Fund, making small crisis grants to people in need throughout the UK.

Provision of charitable grants to curtrent and former members of staff

Help feed the hungry & destitute during flooding & quakes. Provide funds for shelter. Personal ministry literature and prayer clothes

Maintaining an Islamic research library, organising & promoting courses & seminars, making grants to Islamic students, encouraging inter-faith understanding & supporting Islamic centres & mosques.

SLAEC seeks to advance the knowledge of the history of the London Boroughs of Lambeth and Southwark by archaeological investigation. It provides grants in support of this aim for archaeological fieldwork, research, publication and exhibitions and for opportunities for the public, including families and children, to take part in archaeological activities.

The provision and maintenance of facilities, amenities and services for use by the inhabitants of the parish of Marcham and its neighbourhood and the relief of persons resident in the parish who are in need, hardship or distress (including making grants to bodies who provide goods, services or facilities to them).

To help employees or ex-employees of the Club (whether servants or members of the clerical staff) who are found to be in need at any time, and their widows,children or other dependants, likewise in need, by means of charitable grants in money or kind paid from the Fund in accordance with the Regulations.

Financial contributions to other registered charities

The financial support of registered charities, especially Christian churches and societies, organisations working for the relief of poverty and deprivation, and community projects. This entails giving grants to organisations which fulfil the continuing interests of the trustees and recently have focussed on the north of England and work overseas.

To give grants to help young people in need

Receives donations from Lodge members and makes donations to charitable causes

Makes grants to other charitable organisations

Makes grants to other charitable bodies

1. To provide help for the Parish Church Parochial Church Councils of Broadwell (or Bradwell), Kencot and Kelmscott in the Diocese of Oxfordshire.2. To provide funds for Magdalene College, Cambridge.3. To provide funds for the Linnean Society of London.All these are at the sole discretion of the Trustees

The Charity makes grants to other charities (mainly those to which grants have been made for a number of years) which pursue activities in line with the objects of the trust. Occasionally it is possible to add new charities to this list.