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The Walden Family Foundation is a grant-making charity with general charitable purposes. It provides grant funding to other registered charities for a broad range of charitable purposes.

The charity makes grants in furtherance of its charitable purposes

Grant making

Providing the Guildhall and facilities for the local community, managing properties and awarding grants to local people and groups

The charity is a grant making organisation. Given our limited resources we do not accept applications for grants from third parties.

1. Reducing landfill locally by providing a site for people to deposit their recyclable household waste.2. Through sale of donated items and realisation of benefits, the provision of financial grants to local charities and voluntary organisations - e.g. - Stafford Free IT providing computers to disadvantaged families, Women's Aid Stafford, House of Bread and others

We provide grants to support animal charities that share our commitment to humane treatment, protection, and welfare.

The Cupalt Foundation raises funds for the prevention or relief of poverty and deprivation (and for general charitable purposes) for the benefit of humankind. It makes grants to other charitable organisations to facilitate those charities to achieve their own charitable purposes, and thereby advance the objects of The Cupalt Foundation. The Foundation operates on the Wirral.

The Alec Oxford Charitable Trust supports and promotes the further scientific education of chemists through the study of related biological subjects in such ways as the Charity Trustees think fit including by awarding grants. It also provides grants to educational or charitable organisations that support scientific outreach activities in schools.

The charity is a grant making charity focused on preventing and relieving poverty, advancing amateur sports and games, the development of talent and the arts, citizenship and community development, culture and heritage, in County Durham and the North of England (the Region). The charity may make grants to charitable institutions and causes identified by the Founders within or outside the Region

To make grants in memory of Oliver James Liddar, who passed away tragically at the age of 25 on 14th April 2025 in Vancouver, Canada for the such exclusively charitable purposes according to the laws of England and Wales as the trustees may in their absolute discretion determine, in particular but not exclusively to relieve poverty by making grants to the homeless and to make grants to sports club

The objects of the CHARITY are:The advancement of the Christian Evangelist religion mainly, but not exclusively, by means of broadcasting Christian evangelist messages of an evangelistic and teaching nature. Also, the relief of financial hardship, either generally or individually of people worshipping in the House On The Rock Christian Ministry. By making grants of money for providing or paying