Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

The main activity of the Charity is to make grants to organisations whose objectives are the alleviation of poverty amongst the Jewish community and the furtherance of Jewish religious education.

Grants to institutions

Making grants in accordance with the charity's objects especially to Kupath Ramban - Israel

To apply the trust fund and income thereof for general charitable purposes, in particular, by the making of grants to charitable institutions and the furtherance of interfaith activities to promote racial and religious harmony between the three abrahamic faiths (Christian, Jewish and Muslim), and the education in, and understanding of, their fundamental tenets and beliefs.

The Charity uses the capital in and income from the trust to make grants in accordance with the terms of the trust deed. It has not carried out any fundraising activities.

The charity makes grants to charitable organisations in accordance with its objects and operates primarily in the UK. The charity will benefit primarily children, education, individuals in financial need and heritage projects and will deploy funds to related charities, supporting their activities by approaching organisations and inviting applications for funding.

Making grants to institutions and other charities.

The provision of sheltered housing for residents of Mole Valley District Council. Making grants and paying pensions to those in need in the Leatherhead area.

The charity awards grants to churches within the Anglican communion and other institutions in order to further its objectives.

The object of the charity as given in the constitution is to advance such charitable purposes for the public benefit as the trustees may from time to time in their absolute discretion determine.The objectives of the charity are met by making charitable grants and providing assets for charitable use.

IICF improves the lives of vulnerable and disadvantaged people by uniting the insurance industry in grant giving, volunteering and leadership.

To Act as a benevolent fund and make grants to those in financial need who qualify under our consitution. And the advancement of accounting education by bursaries and grants to student in financial need.

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 or to individuals.

We provide emergency or temporary single room accommodation on a 24/7 basis to adults in West Norfolk with nowhere else safe to stay. We are funded by grants from other charities and grant-making bodies and donations from churches, community groups and individuals. We do not charge our guests to stay with us but we do support eligible guests to claim Housing Benefit towards the cost of their stay.

GRANT-MAKING TO ADVANCE SUCH CHARITABLE PURPOSES (ACCORDING TO THE LAW OF ENGLAND ANDWALES) AS THE TRUSTEES SEE FIT FROM TIME TO TIME IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT LIMITED TOADVANCING THE ORTHODOX JEWISH RELIGION AND THE PREVENTION AND RELIEF OFPOVERTY, IN PARTICULAR, BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, BY SUPPORTING THE WORK OF EZRASACHIM AND OTHER CHARITIES IN ISRAEL.

We are a grant making Charity supporting projects seeking to alleviate poverty and bring Christian teaching to families and children in South Africa, India & other deprived areas of the world. We also support projects which alleviate loneliness in the elderly, disabled and socially isolated locally and within the wider UK and bring Christian companionship and the Good News of Jesus Christ.

The advancement of health for the public benefit by preserving and protecting the health of those in need of treatment and care. We do this by means of making grants to support specific projects and disseminating the findings and results of such research; and raising awareness and providing information and advice

Grant making only, with grants made only to charitable organisations registered in the United Kingdom which focus on one or more of the performing arts (ballet/opera/music), cultural heritage, the advancement of health or the saving of lives

The object of the Officers' Mess is the promotion of military efficiency by the provision and support of mess, social, sporting and other facilities for the efficiency and well-being of Servicemen and Servicewomen. The objects also extend to making grants to any activity which in the opinion of the trustee is in furtherance of the objectives of the charity.

Providing grants to charitable institutions and organisations that complywith the objects of the charity which includes supporting religious, educational andother charitable institutions recognised as charitable by English Law.

Grant making trust

Grant making charity, promoting and funding medical research projects through the provision of grants to young medical researchers seeking by their research to prevent disease or disability or to heal or relieve the effects of disease or disability.

Grant making in support of children, disadvantaged young persons, the disabled and the elderly.

The trust makes donations to bodies embracing a wide range of charities, the main fields supported being medical and health, welfare in the community, environment and wildlife, and church and heritage, with special reference to charities based in, or with branches in the Lancashire area.

Promotion of education and training by making grants to defined categories of individuals in higher and further education, with a priority to teacher training and to Religious Education; grants to organisations for research of development of Religious Education; grants to the church's educational work, particularly in the Dioceses of Chelmsford and St Albans.