Charitable activities Charities

Organising and running fundraising activites to provide funding for grants to Thorpe St Andrew School for committee agreed items of expenditure

Making grants to individuals and organisations in East Radnorshire for educational purposes.

Study and application of the Christian Gospel in its relation to war, by holding conferences and engaging with the Anglican Communion and others by peaceful means. Publish a journal and other literature promoting peacemaking. Re-design our website and The Anglican Peacemaker,to set up a Facebook page, a blog and have an advertising campaign.

We provide grants of an educational nature and space for community activities

The object of the Charity is to :-- Provide assistance to registered blind and partially sighted people within the areas of the City & County of Swansea and Neath & Port Talbot, by making grants of money or providing items, services or facilities.- Consult with blind and partially sighted people in the local area as to their needs and ensure that media is available in an appropriate format.

Provides advocacy/advice/information

THE OBJECT OF THE SOCIETY IS TO PROMOTE, IMPROVE, DEVELOP AND MAINTAIN PUBLIC EDUCATION IN, AND APPRECIATION OF THE ART AND SCIENCE OF MUSIC GENERALLY, AND ESPECIALLY OF CHORAL MUSIC BY PRESENTATION OF PUBLIC CONCERTS AND RECITALS. THE SOCIETY MEETS AND PRACTICES FROM SEPTEMBER TO MAY, PUTTING ON TWO CONCERTS EACH YEAR. ONE CONCERT IS IN EARLY DECEMBER AND THE OTHER IS IN MAY.

This is a grant making charity that aim's to distribute approximately one year's income in the course of each financial year to registered charities.

The provision of grants for the furtherance of the education of people resident or educated in the parishes of Easingwold or Husthwaite North Yorkshire.

Objective is to raise funds for general charitable purposes, making grants available to individuals and organisations and general public

The charity's objective is to pay or apply the income or the capital of the trust to such charitable institutions or purposes as the trustees shall from time to time think fit. To achieve this objective the trustees decide annually to make grants out of income to a wide range of charitable institutions.

The charity exists to relieve persons resident in the Parish of Little Ellingham who are in need, hardship or distress and does so by making grants of money to pay for items, services of facilities to reduce such need, hardship or distress.

Our Trust fulfils its objectives by making grants to charities and asociated organisations. This is carried out within our area of operation.

To provide advice and information on welfare benefits, immigration, housing, education, employment, training, debts, health, finance, nationality, businesspassport and other areas as necessary. Also to provide advocacy for clients.To organise community events such as Independence Day, Eid Celebrations, International Mother Tongue Celebrations.

Makes grants to local organisation.

The provision of grants, items and services to elderly individuals in need and/or charities or organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty amongst the elderly who have lived in the Parishes of St.Mary, Islington or St. James, Clerkenwell, Christchurch or Spitalfields.

Responsibility for the running of a listed building used partly as a public library and as the village historial archive and to provide grants for the education of those under the age of 25years in need of assistance.

Each December the Charity makes individual grants to senior citizens living in Glemsford. However, these grants are subject to the terms and conditions of the Charity. The Charity may also make 'one off' grants to local organisations providing services for people living in Glemsford to help them fund a specific event.

Make grants to such legally charitable institutions or foundations as the trustees determine.

We give grants to boys aged under 25 years, living in Stoke Golding, Leicestershire (only)

1) To advance the education of the public by promoting research, particular in the field of medicine. 2) To promote or assist in the provision of medical services or equipment for the benefit of the public. 3) To assist or promote charitable organisations.

Grants to Church of England ordinands and clergy

Giving grants to individuals and institutions according to the charity criteria.

To advance the education of the public in the principles of The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers). To advance religion and to promote the relief of sickness and suffering based on the premise of the healing power of prayer, meditation and counselling in accordance with the said principles of The Religious Society of Friends.

To promote charitable purposes by providing financial support by way of grants to charitable and other not-for-profit organisations and groups who benefit the community in Christchurch