Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

Making grants to mature students of a talmudical college and other charities.

Making grants for general charitable purposes and religious activities.

MoMark is mental health and wellbeing charity based in Wandsworth. We provide funding to local organisations to improve mental health and wellbeing across the borough. We do this through grants to NHS organisations and our Mental Health Community Fund.

PROVIDES GRANTS AND ASSISTANCE TO EVANGELICAL CHURCH SOCIETIES AND SIMILAR BODIES AND THOSE WORKING FOR THEM(A) TO THOSE WORKING FOR SUCH BODIES TO ENABLE THEM TO TAKE PERIODS OF REST OR RETREAT OR FOR OTHER PURPOSES (B) IN PROVIDING FACILITIES FOR CONFERENCES OR ORGANISING CONFERENCES FOR THE BENEFIT OF SUCH BODIES OR THOSE WORKING FOR THEM(C) TO FURTHER THE WORK OF SUCH BODIES.

Receives and makes donations to individuals and organisations in England and Israel.

The charity is a grant-making charity.

To improve the speed and pastoral quality of medical care for sick children in the UK by increasing thenumber of compassionate Paediatric Nurses, Doctors and Consultants through awarding grants to helpfund progression through higher education.

Make grants to St Mary the Virgin, Sawston PCC for the work of the Church in Sawston

Provide grants to charities or other non profit organisations or individuals identified by the trustees at their discretion focusing mainly (but without limitation) on education in the UK. Our charity supports social mobility through means tested bursaries, raising awareness of and preparation for university education and the furtherance of good teaching.

Charity Supports disabled children and young adults by making grants for equipment for appropriate individuals.

The charity aims to identify and work with charitable organisations, mainly working with young people in Southwark, by making grants to help their charitable activities.

Peter Minet Trust is an independent funder making unrestricted multi-year grants to small, local and inspiring charities based in Lambeth and Southwark. We fund charities that are rooted in their communities and bring communities together, helping residents overcome severe and multiple challenges. We work with other local funders to strengthen the voluntary sector in Lambeth and Southwark.

Makes grants to organisations (inc schools, charities etc)

The trust has been established for general charitable purposes, and is likely to make grants in the Dorset and Hampshire areas.

The provision of grants and such other assistance as the charity trustees may decide for relief of need and for the promotion of educational purposes in the Ecclesiastical Parishes of St John the Baptist, Knowle, St Philip, Dorridge and St Swithin, Barston and in the Civil Parishes of Balsall Common and Chadwick End and such other areas as the charity trustees may decide.

To support Ministry within the area of the Western Union. Constitutionally:"The Council shall transact the current business of the Union e.g. recommend to Annual and Special Meetings of the Union grants to be made towards the ministerial stipends paid by Congregations, ........"

The objectives of the charity are to help people suffering from rheumatic diseases and to provide funds for research into the prevention, cure and relief of such diseases. This is achieved by funding research and development at the Haywood Hospital and by supporting the education of patients and health professionals with expertise in the rheumatic diseases.

We organise an annual festival and feast in the village of Great Shelford, Cambridgeshire, to raise money for charitable purposes for the benefit of the community of Great Shelford and surrounding parishes, primarily but not exclusively by the provision of grants. We occasionally run other activities to raise funds or to promote the festival and feast, of a local community nature.

The National Manuscripts Conservation Trust was set up in 1990 to provide financial assistance to owners and custodians in the UK in preserving the nation's written heritage. In addition to giving grants, we advise applicants on matters relating to potential applications, including specific preservation policies and strategies and to best practice in preservation.

To relieve the physical, financial, emotional and psychological pain and stress of people who are poor, sick, disabled, handicapped, in poor physical or mental health and elderly by the provision of support, sustenance, medical and financial assistance, facilities, counselling and services for such persons. Making Grants for the enhancement of the practice of the Jewish Religion.

The Daisie Rich Trust makes grants to former employees, or their dependents, of Upward and Rich Limited, who are necessitous and deserving, at the discretion of the Trustees. Further grants and donations are made to charitable trusts, charitable entities or other organisations with charitable aims, in each case for the benefit of the Isle of Wight and its residents.

The Guild aims to assist generally in the relief of hardship for marine engineers, past and present members of the IMarEST, and their dependents, by making regular grants to supplement very low incomes and by making one-off grants to assist in the purchase of items essential for the recipient's wellbeing, essential home repairs, costs of respite care and with debt relief.

The charity makes grants in the areas of education and training and health and disability to Shropshire residents and projects. Grants are made to organisations and individuals. Education and training grants may be for courses undertaken both within or outside the area of benefit. Projects must operate and provide benefit within the area.

Grant-making.

Grant Making Charity. Focusing on discrete projects not general funding. Key areas are: 1. People in need 2. Tackling Poverty 3.Saving Lives & Improving Health. Support to small and medium sized charities registered in UK that have a proven track record and are energetic and highly efficient making a meaningful difference to people's lives.