Charitable activities Charities

Makes grants to other charitable organisations

The objects of the British Society for Promoting the Religious Principles of the Reformation, known as the Protestant Reformation Society, are to advance the Christian religion in accordance with the principles of the Protestant Reformation; and to make grants to persons engaged in religious work who are in agreement with the objects of the Society and who require rest or recreation

Providing financial grants to people who are resident or who are or have been employed in the City of London including the Glasshouse Yard who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.

Educational grants to benefit children & young people resident in the Parish of Mixbury, Northamptonshire

Making financial grants to qualifying cases within the former UrbanDistrict of Hucknall Nottinghamshire

1.The support and relief of refugees of African origin living in Great Britain and in particular their rehabilitation.2.The relief of poverty, sickness and the distress as experienced amongst asylum seekers and immigrants of African origin, in particular through the provision of advice, counselling, prison visits, training and in similar charitable ways.3.The advancement of public education

Educational grants to young persons who reside in Pytchley ,Isham and Broughton and have attended Pytchley School and general financial support of Pytchley School

To promote the advancement of the education of the public by the study of local history in the parishes of Barnes & Mortlake, by recording and where appropriate publishing the results of such study. To collect and preserve documents,pictures and other relics relating to Barnes & Mortlake. Also by organising meetings,exhibitions and visits to places of historical interest.

To preserve and advance public education and appreciation of traditional and contemporary folk music, song, dance and other related traditions, crafts and folk arts as a part of the living heritage. In particular through promoting the annual Tenterden Folk Festival, occassional concerts and dances, educational workshops for schools, etc. and working as a local folk development agency.

We offer grants to residents of the Sutton-cum-Duckmanton area who are undertaking further education.

Making grants to charities and other bodies, which work nationally and worldwide, in fulfilment of the charity's aims.

Small grants to those in need within the Ancient Liberty of Eye & Dunsden

Adult education focused on the role of the arts and business in improving outcomes for the poorer people in societyThe relief of povertyThe charity delivers a learning journey for young adults collaborating with other charities and makes grants to individuals and institutions for the furtherance of education and the relief of poverty in areas where we can work on systemic change.

We give an initial grant to students attending college or university full time to help with their expenses. The Trustees may from time to time make one-off grants to schools within the parish of Whittington, or those outside the parish which are attended by students resident in the parish of Whittington.

The principal object of the Trust is the collection, conservation and display of narrow gauge railway relics and material for the education of the public in an enjoyable way, in accordance with the Trust Deed dated 11 July 1994.

To advance public education in Redbridge, and the surrounding area, in the arts of Music,and Drama, particularly among the Youth of the area.To, or for,the benefit of such other charitable purposes in Redbridge and elsewhere, as the Socity, through its committee may decide from time to time.

Grants to support parishes within the Diocese of London

Grants to organisations including school, charities etc. within the Ancient Parish of Feckenham.

We give grants to clubs of elderly people to help them meet their social activities expenditure.

To provide funds in the Diocese of Winchester and Portsmouth for the maintenance etc. of Church Bells

This trust makes small grants to add to people's own limited resources to enable them to undertake personal and professional development. The trust is concerned with the applicant's life experience and their commitment to personal and community benefit. Operates in Barnsley, Doncaster and Rotherham only. Requests for details and application forms only by post - not by phone.

Grants to students aged under 25 resident (or whose parents are resident) in the Carlisle City Council area.

School fetes, discos, toy & gift sales, bingo, tuck shop

Fuel allowance grants to the elderly. Grant contributions to cost of outings. Weekly coffee mornings (local methodist church, Mortimer).

We run a shop specially for childrens cancer hospices adult hospices.