Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

General charitable purposes. The Trust makes donations to registered UK charities. Trust is open to applications

To support charities, groups and individuals working with people and families affected by genetic conditions, primarily through grant giving. To advance the education of the public, raise awareness and influence on the subject of genetic conditions for the benefit of those directly experiencing genetic conditions, or those supporting affected individuals and families.

The charity relieves immediate financial distress when a member, who must be Serving in the RAF, dies from whatever cause, by making grants to their nominated beneficiary.

The Foundation's objective is to promote and support health and wellbeing within the communities in which City Health Care Partnership CIC operates.The Foundation gives small grants to local community and voluntary groups in the areas where City Health Care Partnership CIC (CHCP CIC) provides services.

Barchester Healthcare Foundation helps older people as well as working age adults with a learning or physical disability or mental health issue across England, Scotland and Wales. We give grants to help reduce isolation and loneliness, promote group activities and generally improve people's mobility and quality of life. We help individuals, small community groups and small local charities.

To promote the education of Children and young people in part of the London Borough of Camden and part of the London Borough of Westminster by the provision of grants to charities, churches, schools and individuals

Helping the young, the old, the disabled and the general community in Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire . This is done by the awarding of grants to organisations. We do not accept applications for grants from individuals or for the benefit of persons not living in this geographical catchment area.

Project Possible is a Christian charity that provides the spark for overlooked people to get their poverty fighting ventures off the ground. We work through local partners globally to establish small spark projects that provide funds and mentoring to turn their ideas into reality. Undergirding these ventures we run hands on early-stage nurturing projects providing skills training and education.

The Sir Peter O' Sullevan Charitable Trust was established to provide funds for the welfare of animals, particularly horses. These funds are raised principally from The Sir Peter O' Sullevan Annual Award Lunch.

During the year ended 31 July 2018 there were no changes in the general policies of the Trustees. The Trust remains a grant making trust making grants in accordance with the objects. The Trustees do not make grants in response to unsolicited applications nor to individuals.

Weekly acts of public worship; rooms and halls for use by local community organisations; charity shop provides inexpensive clothes and goods for public; makes donations to national and local charities and people in need.

Palca Stevenson Giving CIO gives grants to charitable organisations in the fields of education, health, medical research, relief of poverty, development, human rights, the arts and heritage. Generally, donations will be made to organisations operating in London and the South East of England. However, support may also be given to sustain education, development and disaster work globally.

To provide support to those less fortunate than many in the Bristol area by provision of grants and interest free loans, as well as contact and advice through regular visitation.

This is a grant giving foundation which will cover homelessness, employability, education, environment and health and well being.

Grant-making for education and health projects to benefit children, young people and women, in the U.K, especially Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and the Bristol area, and India.

Promoting high quality care of patients requiring knee surgery in the UK through promoting best practice. Promoting scientific research relating to knee surgery and allied fields by providing a platform for presentation and dissemination of such research and by the provision of grants for such research. Advancing education and training in the field of knee surgery and allied fields.

Provide grants to charities in the UK and all over the global

WE ARE A GRANT GIVING CHARITY, PROVIDING GRANTS TO THOSE AFFECTED BY CANCER IN OUR LOCAL COMMUNITY.

The charity was formed to make grants in support of Christian churches, ministries and organisations and for the relief of poverty.

Makes grants of money for education or training or both to those under 25 years old who are resident or whose parents are resident in Stoneleigh, Ashow, Burton Green or Leek Wootton in Warwickshire

The Charity awards grants to young tennis players who aspire to become professional competitive players.

1. Arrange conferences on subjects of general and specific relevance to occupational health psychology.2. Make grants of money for the purpose of promoting occupational health psychology;3. Publish books, pamphlets, leaflets, or communications for the promotion of occupational health psychology 4. Maintain a list of members.

To serve God, promote the spread of the Christian religion, by teaching, publications and acts of mercy. To provide accommodation, food and rest for those in mental, physical or spiritual distress. By giving of grants to various institutions, for the Promotion of Religion, Medical, Relief of Poverty etc., both in the United Kingdom and abroad.

The trust is a grant making charity concerned to achieve its objectives by making grants to organisations working in areas linked to those objectives.

The Hilden Charitable Fund is a grant making trust. Hilden's current grant making priorities are: asylum seekers and refugees; penal affairs; and overseas. Grants awarded are usually in the region of £5,000 to £7,000.