Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Grants to organisations

Offers small grants to young people aged 8 - 25 living in the Bassetlaw district of North Nottinghamshire. Arranges events for young people, offers advice and information on issues concerning young people

The Keble Association provides grants to students. The charity provides help at time of severe financial strain for study, travel, internships and other costs that would otherwise restrict access to a full student life at Keble

The Trustees meet twice a year to consider applications and make grants. Although some donations may be made to the same charities each year, none are promised or guaranteed. Due to constraints on income, unsolicited applications can no longer be considered.

The trustees normally only make grants or loans to to other registered charities.

Since the sad closure of the school in July 2010, the main focus of the charity is now grant making to other charitable organisations that support the Objectives and philosophy of Ovingdean Hall School. This includes the promotion and provision of high quality education for deaf children and young people whilst supporting their individual social, emotional and physical needs.

Making charitable grants.

Apprenticeship Grants,Assistance with winter fuel costs for the elderly,Provision and maintenance of two village halls,Provision of grants to two village schools for the purchase of additional equipment,Assistance with community projects for the benefit of the parish of Hilgay.

The Retired Clergy and Dependants Fund provides for the relief of poverty by assisting retired Church of England clergy, licensed lay workers or deserted spouses of clergy who reside or served in the Diocese of Carlisle and their dependants. It makes grants to assist with the costs of moving when clergy retire and provides support throughout the year but in particular at Christmas.

The charity makes grants for charitable purposes and to charitable institutions at the discretion of the Trustees.

Grant-making with particular interest in Hertfordshire and Cheshire

The Henley Youth Centre building was sold in July 2015. The Trustees intend to fulfil the charity's objectives by investing the proceeds of the sale and using the income from the investments to fund youth work within Henley and have already began to make grants to charities and projects that meet this criteria.

Provide grants for the benefit of education and training of children and young persons under the age of 25 years who are bona fida resident in the Ancient Ecclesiastical Parish of Mickleton

Hendy Foundation provides grants to local charities in the areas in which Hendy Group Ltd operate, namely Devon, Dorset, Wiltshire, Hampshire, West and East Sussex, Surrey and Kent. We do not support national charities or religious or political activities. Money donated must be spent within the names counties.

To mobilise, encourage, foster and maintain the interest of the public in patients and the support of the work of Salisbury General Hospital.To provide funds to supplement as The League sees fit the resources of the Hospital Services, or putting such funds or any part thereof at the disposal of the Foudation Trust in supplementing such resources.

To relieve financial hardship for the public benefit through the provision of grants to relieve such need

The income of the trust is applied to making grants to organisations, institutions and individuals. The aim is to contribute to peoples' quality of life by focusing on Education, Mental Health and Environmental initiatives.

The Charity makes grants and donations in accordance with its objectives to institutions which utilise funds in a manner which accords with the charity's objectives.

To advance such charitable purposes (according to the law of England and Wales) as trustees see fit from time to time, principally by making grants.

The charity provides small grants to organizations within Greater London that are meeting the welfare needs of destitute asylum-seekers and refugees. Allocation is prioritised to member organizations of the London Churches Refugee Network, non-members may also apply. This ecumenical fund relies on donations from individuals, churches and other charitable foundations to relieve this form of destitu

We provide families across the UK with Help in Hospital Grants to offer financial assistance to families with a seriously ill child in hospital for 10 days or more. Memory Making Grants give families with a seriously ill child the opportunity to have a special day out together and Getaways provide free holiday accommodation in Snowdonia for bereaved families and those with seriously ill children.

The charity's objects are to advance the education of the students at The Cherwell School in Oxford, and it does this by raising funds to make grants to the school to assist in the provision of facilities for education and educational wellbeing at the school.

The charity awards grants to the the Ranyard Memorial Charitable Trust throughtout the year.

The Trust provides grants to organisations and other charities which are involved in the things outlined in its objects. The Trustees meet at least twice a year to discuss grants and the progress of the Trust's investments. They review the beneficiaries of the grants during these meetings.

To meet its objectives the charity continued to make maintenance grants to the Lubavitch Junior Boys School.

Relieves elderly people resident in Trowbridge and Hilperton who are in need by providing specially designed or adapted housing and items, services or facilities calculated to relieve the needs of such persons.Also makes donations to local charities to relieve the homeless and support for elderly peoples' day centres and clubs.