Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

Making grants for:~ the promotion of education~ the care and support of disadvantaged and/or disabled and/or disadvantaged people

To provide financial assistance to people with conditions that affect their day to day standard of living, by giving grants that enable them to become involved in a new sporting activity, in order to enhance their standard of living.

The Charity takes the form of a grant giver and makes grants available to registered charities in support of a variety of charitable causes.

Generating income to make grants to organisations to help young people and children in need whether through illness, family breakdown, disability, involvement in the streets or are financially or educationally disadvantaged. The charitable company supports projects in both the UK and overseas.

The Cheryl Cole Foundation is a grant-making charity. It works across England and Wales, though with a particular focus in the North-East. The objects of the charity are to improve the conditions and life of people by advancing education and preventing poverty through advice and training

The Charity provided financial aid to children disadvantaged by physical or mental disability, political or environmental disaster, physical or mental abuse, or poverty to achieve their full potential through education, training, therapy, or medical treatment. We provide grants to schools teaching children with profound disabilities and children's hospices in UK.

The primary function of the Trust is to provide grants to enable research and help in the dissemination of information about educational techniques and practices that better promote and advance religious harmony, equality and diversity in schools.

The charity makes donations to other charitable organisations in support of their work.

To make grants derived from the income from it's settled funds to individuals or organisations for the advancementprimarily, but not exclusively, of all forms of dance and choreography.

The charity is a grant-making charity which primarily provides grants to charities concerned with animal welfare and charities that help people in need or that further educational projects through interaction with animals. On 31 March 2015 the charity incorporated by way of the transfer of its assets and liabilities to the Mrs DM France-Hayhurst Foundation (Registered Charity Number 1160394)

Whilst no grant-making policy has yet been formulated, and the Trustees may at their discretion fund any charitable project, it is intended (without obligation) that grants may be given initially to charitable organisations or charitable projects that are connected with the relief of poverty and the promotion of ethnic and religious harmony and mutual understanding between different groups.

The Charity will be making grants to other Charities and educational organisations in furthurance of its objctives.

Clicendales offer financial support towards the care and support of sufferers of cancer under 18 years. This involves making grants to aid resultant financial hardship, the costs of travel and accommodation incurred attending cancer-related therapies, issuing grants to cancer specialist services and aiding related volunteer services.

To provide funds to support the education and development of pupils at Marlborough College Malaysia by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education and the grant of funds for bursaries to enable pupils to gain the benefit of such education irrespective of their financial circumstances. To support the development of educational facilities outside the UK.

The purpose of the charity is to provide funds for units providing healthcare for individuals suffering from cardiac and neurological issues. We organise events involving our local community in order to raise awareness of the effects of such healthcare issues and in order to raise funds to allow these units to continue to providing the first class service that the founders' families experienced.

A grant making charity set up to:Advance the education of young persons in full education in |Plymouth by the provision of financial assistanceandHelp young people in full time education in Plymouth to develop their capabilities that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society

Julie Cowans was a brilliant senior advisor on housing and planning who died from cancer in April 2011. The Julie Cowans Memorial Trust was established by her family and friends to commemorate her life and work in housing.The Trust provide grants and bursaries each year to disadvantaged young people aged between 16-24 living in the UK to help improve their life chances and personal development.

The relief of financial hardship, for those injured (and their families) whilst serving in the armed forces. By making grants of money or providing or paying for items, services or facilities.The relief of financial hardship, either generally or individually of people living in the UK , by making grants of money or providing or paying for items, services or facilities.

We provide grants to young people who have an association with Stockport to enable them to work as volunteers in less well-developed countries.

The provision of specialist day and residential masterclasses for gifted children in various parts of the UK, under the brand name of Tomorrows' Achievers; in particular outreaching to gifted children from low income families including the provision of grants to enable free attendance at the courses.

The Foundation makes grants to organisations whose charitable objects are aligned with those of the Foundation.

BLAST is a grant giving body to groups and organisations associated with sports and healthy recreation, in the geographical area of north Torfaen. Applications are assessed according to a strict criteria.

The Charity advances education and promotes the performing arts of music and dance and knowledge of Parliament and parliamentary democracy, with particular reference to the Commonwealth. It does this through the staging of events, publishing information, collaboration with and support for other bodies and the award of grants to enable participation by those from under privileged backgrounds.

Dorcas International works with partners in Africa who work with disadvantaged people to enable them to improve their health and livelihoods, maintain a healthy and independent life and keep their children in school. It does not give grants to other organisations and unsolicited applications may not receive a response.

Grant-making charity for such charitable purposes for the public benefit as are exclusively charitable according to the law of England and Wales as the trustees may from time to time determine. Particular focus on children in need.