Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

The Society raises public awareness of Round Tower Churches within the United Kingdom, promotes knowledge and understanding of the architecture and religious symbolism, and gives grants to help maintain them.

Grant making trust.

The Trustees apply the income of the charity to organisations involved with persons who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm. This is achieved by providing grants to purchase items, services or facilities calculated to alleviate the suffering or assist in the recovery of such persons.Preference is given to applications for persons in need of convalescence.

Makes grants to organisations (including schools, charities, etc)

Payments of regular allowances and grants to relieve poverty.

The giving of grants to beneficiaries to relieve sickness, disability, infirmity and financial needs of those persons who have been engaged in any branch of the watch and clock trades and their widows or widowers

To provide grants to organisations and individuals to be spent in the development of the Christian gospel among young people.

The objects of the charity are to support and advance of the educational needs and well-being of the residents of Easton-on-the-Hill by:(i) the provision of grants to residents of the Village for the purposes of advancing their education; and(ii) providing facilities by way of a premises for the purposes of promoting the education and wellbeing needs of residents of the village

This charity donates to the following areas; General charitable purposes, education and training, medical, health and sickness, Arts and culture, animals, environment, community development, employment, other charities and voluntary bodies. This charity also makes grants to organisations.

Makes grants towards works relating to religious and charitable activities in the ecclesiastical parish of Hurst, using income derived from property.

Raise money from contributors & make grants for individuals & institutions meeting our requirements, according to funds available.

The trust owns almshouses in the form of four flats in Thornbury and makes grants in to those in need in the parish. This trust also owns a commercial property on Thornbury High Street, and allotments with over 140 plots. The rental income of the commercial property and allotments helps to finance the Almshouses and grants.

grants to churches in Leeds

Raising funds through events and other activities and making grants to two primary age group schools to cover specified educational expenditure as agreed by charity Trustees.

To use the income from its Investments for the benefit of the people of Slough. This is done by giving grants to the Schools of Slough for the purchase of equipment.

The charity makes grants to organisations and individuals for the relief of poverty and for general purposes for those with a connection to the ancient parish of Great Baddow. Grants are made to the general public but mostly to elderly (over 55's) and those with disabilities.

To relieve poverty, advance education, advance the Christian religion and other charitable purposes for the benefit of the community through the making of grants to appropriate institutions and organisations.

Making grants to people and organisations to relieve people in need

Grant making

We aim to improve everyone's quality of life by fostering the community spirit and by bringing people together. The overall plan is to operate a programme of diverse events appealing to as wide a range of interests as possible, offer hirings, provide a home for the North Wraxall Playgroup (both pre-school and toddlers groups), and make modest grants to improve local amentities.

The objects of the charity are to make grants to any charities and for any charitable purpose as the Trustees feel appropriate.

Makes grants to organisations

The Charity makes grants to 4 secondary schools in the Burton upon Trent area for non LEA activities or equipment.

The Earls Colne & Halstead Educational Charity assists people up to the age of 25 in any sphere of educational activity. Applicants to the charity must have attended school or have lived for at least one year within the charity's catchment area in North Essex. The charity also makes grants to schools and to voluntary organisations offering opportunities for young people in the same locality.

Provision of grants to assist in the cost of a Research Fellow carrying out research into Twin to Twin Transfusion Sydrome. Provision of equipment to Special Care Baby Units.