Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

Provision of the Journal for members and others; holding annual meetings for study of the United Reformed Church and the traditions from which it comes; provision of an enquiry service for the public, both at home and abroad; care of archives for the Church and provision of library services; the making of grants to members of the public intending to publish relevant research.

Make grants for repairs to fabric of three designated churches

Makes appropriate grants to individuals who are expectant or have children or children and organisations dealing with the same who are in distress, hardship or need

Grant giving

The relief of poor Christadelphians, preference being given to those who live within the City of Birmingham. The relief is given by making grants to appropriate charitable institutions.

PROVISION OF SMALL GRANTS TO ASSIST POOR AND NEEDY INDIVIDUALS

General Charity Purposes, makes grants to individual members as required and to local charitable organisations

To provide funds to general charitable institions

The relief either generally or individually of persons resident in the Parish of Bletchingley who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.The Trustees apply the income of the charity for that purpose by making grants of money or providing or paying for items or services.

Grant making Trust

Provides grants gifts and donations to qualifying groups and individuals residing within the North West Kent Parishes of Farningham, Eynsford, Crockenhill, Horton Kirby and South Darenth.Does not carry out fund raising activities

Fund raising to provide funds for the upkeep of the fabric of St Giles Church, Camberwell

The charity makes awards to architectural developments of merit, holds talks, lectures, meetings and summer a school, makes grants towards the presevation of historic buildings and monuments, and makes representations to public and other authorities.

Raising money for the purpose of providing grants to the school to aid the recreation and sport training, as well as the education of the children

This is a grant giving charity funded by historical endowment, which intends to distribute its net income year by year.

The Association helps provide funds for Willow Bank School to provide both in school and after school activities for both parents and children.

Grants to organisations

Award grants to local organisations

The award of grants to organisations to assist them in in providing specific benefits of an educational and recreational nature to the public of Woolton, Liverpool.

The Charity receives annual donations from contributors and makes grants to youth organisations who are themselves charities.

The Charity provides grants to those in financial need and who require schooling items such as school uniforms.To qualify an applicant must be under the age of 25 years (although parents may apply on behalf of their children) and receiving full time education, they must live in Horncastle OR attend one of the Horncastle schools and must be able to prove their financial need.

By way of grants to organisations the charity makes provision for the advancement of education religious activities the relief of poverty and general charitable purposes.

Founded in 1966, the income from the fund is used to make grants to persons of good character in need of financial assistance to maintain a reasonable standard of living. This is intended for people who have very little private means . Grants are made once a year in either May or November, and applicants may apply again in another year if they so wish. Applicants must have lived

Providing grants to any widow, widower, former spouse, separated spouse or a child of a deceased member of the clergy in the Diocese of Truro who are in need by reason of poverty.

Makes financial grants to clergy and their widows/widowers who hold, or have held, some ecclesiastical office within the Archdeaconry of Bekshire.