Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

During the period the CLCF have provided guest speakers and lecturers for group education of the beneficiaries; CLCF have provide funds to instal access assistance equipment for injured beneficiaries; and maintain residencies. CLCF have also provided funding for respite trips for beneficiaries, and funding for battlefiled tours and Rememberance events.

Grant-making.

Grant-making support to selected causes based & operating in England, particularly East Anglia & North London. Areas of focus include: disability equipment (especially if outdoor or animal related), environmental projects & food distribution/waste reduction.

Makes grants to organisations

1. To advance education and to foster, promote and encourage the appreciation of harp music and the playing of the harp instrument and its history and heritage, through concerts, tuition and grants to aspiring harpists so they can develop their skills in harp playing; 2. to support such general charitable purposes as trustees deem appropriate by making donations to other charitable organisations

To make grants from the proceeds of Thriplow Daffodil Weekend

The activities of the Charity are detailed in the review of activities and achievements in page 2 of the Financial Statements, and include Christian ministries and the relief of poverty. It only makes grants to persons known to the Trustees, and does not make unsolicited grants.

The Trust makes grants which benefit the public to other registered charities working in areas supported by the Trust in line with the wishes of its benefactor, the late Mrs White. Please note, this charity does not consider unsolicited grant requests.

A grant making trust with particular interest in charities in Essex, other areas in the UK are considered. Grants aim to strengthen family life from the very young to very old. Also Homelessness, Debt. advice and Promotion of Inter-faith work. Education, Research and the Arts where contributing to the aims listed above.No unsolicited applications or from individuals.

The foundation's activities are the payment of grants to charitable institutions.

The charity provides grants to local charitable bodies and assists in the day to day operation of the Chapel at East Lulworth.

The objects of the Trust are to make grants and to support charities and voluntary organisations that;-help disadvantaged groups in the town and local area to help them meet their needs and participate more fully in society and to promote equality and diversity-help projects and groups improve the public environment to enhance the quality of life for all

GRANTS TO BENEFIT CHILDREN UNDER 25 WHO HAVE EBD PROBLEMS. REFER TO WEBSITE FOR FULL DETAILS FO GRANT CRITERIA.

Grant making charity.

The trust's main activity is grant making. Currently the trust provides support for organisations working in the field of drug and alcohol rehabilitation, criminal justice, asylum seekers, racial equality and education. The trustees review the trust's areas of interest on a regular basis

We assist renal patients and their carers in the Sheffield and surrounding area by giving small/medium grants to those having specific financial needs. Kidney research grants are given to Northern General Hospital, the main treatment centre for our members.

We assist renal patients and their carers in the Sheffield and surrounding area mainly by giving small/medium grants to those having specific financial needs. Kidney research grants are given to Northern General Hospital, the main treatment centre for our members.

The trust is a grant-making charity with a priority towards supporting animal welfare, the protection of the natural environment, sustainable development and improving the lives of vulnerable and disadvantaged people. Grants are not made to individuals or in response to unsolicited applications to which it is regretted the trust is unable to reply.

The principal activity of the charity is to promote and support the rehabilitation of offenders for the public benefit by the provision of grants and donations as the trustees in their absolute discretion think fit.The Trustees support projects to assist minors considered at-risk from offending to provide them with guidance, coaching and life skills to prevent them going to prison.

Making grants in accordance with the charities objects.

The charity helps to run a church offering regular Christian services of worship and teaching. We help run a residential school for poor children who would not otherwise be able to receive an education. We relieve sickness and preserve health, facilitating health care by professional Drs, therapists & nurses at hospitals in India. We relieve financial hardship by providing grants to the destitute.

To make grants to charities.

The primary purpose of the charity is to make grants to Sidcot School, Winscombe, Somerset for purchasing or erecting property for, or improving the property of the school.

to advance the Christian Faith of the Free Methodist Church in the United Kingdom, the furtherance of the religious and other charitable work of the Free Methodist Church for the public benefit, in accordance with the doctrine disciplines and usages of M.E.N. regular church services, educational services, grants to relieve financial hardship, public outreach, missionary work.

Grants to the conservators of Ashdown Forest to further their activities in managing the forest.