Charitable activities Charities

Consultation meetings; site visits; giving advice and helping with advocacy; distributing information.

We have an exhibition of Nicolai Legats caricatures & drawings which goes out on tour 'To advance the education of the public in the life and teachings of Nicholai Legat (1969-1937) and Johansson-Legat system of classical ballet. To train dancers and teachers in the foundation's system and graded examinations..To financially support students for further ballet education..

To provide funds to be used for the benefit of the pupils at Hayfield School, which is a primary school for pupils with special educational needs.

To provide assistance, within the member villages,for those in need when help is not available from public funds.Types of help available:Grants to relieve distress, sickness or infirmity.Gifts in kind to help those in needTransport costs for those entering hospital and for visiting relatives.Help for students and those seeking employment.School extra-curricular activities.

Provides grants to children continuing into further education who reside in the Parish of N/R and under the age of 25.

Grants relieving either generally or individually persons resident in the Parish of Kirkby Ireleth who are in conditions of need hardship or distress by making grants of money or providing or paying for items services or facilities calculated to reduce the need hardship or distress of such persons.

Provides grants to talented youngsters with a special, dedicated interest in sport, art, music etc.

Makes annual grants to individual applicants in Aberystwyth as submitted by lady Visitors appointed by the Trustees

Small grants awarded to support artistic or educational enterprise. Also one off grants to support other charitable purposes which have been brought to the Trustees attention.

Provide grants and loans to disbled carriage driving groups. These are to fund the purchase of ponies, harness, carriages and training events.

We give grants to individuals raising money for charity, especially those who are giving their own time and effort.We also give directly to other charities.Our priorities are Cancer, Alzheimers, Great Ormond St, National Trust and other medical, jewish, educational, community and childrens' charities in the UK.

Give grants to help the poor and needy in the village

Making grants to individuals, groups and organisations who are members of or are associated with the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals (CILIP) to help further their educational and or professional development including attendance at courses, conferences weekend, schools and educational visits at home and overseas and other promotional activities.

Small Grants to individuals and local organisations

The Trust's main object is for the benefit of one or more charitable institutions or for such charitable purposes as the Trustees shall in their absolute discretion from time to time think fit.The activities undertaken in relation to the objects are the granting of numerous small grants to local and national charities, at the discretion of the Trustees

We provide grants to help those in our parish, of any age, with extra needs either as individuals or by funding organisations that provide support.

Grant making for the public benefit, mainly to causes known to the trustees in the fields of Christian work, disaster relief, developing countries, drug & alcohol abuse, cancer research, the mentally handicapped and young people undetaking educational expeditions.

PROVISION OF GRANTS TO YOUNG PEOPLE IN HIGHER EDUCATION TO ENABLE PURCHASE OF TOOLS OR LEARNING MATERIALSFUNDING OF EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES PROVIDED BY VA PRIMARY SCHOOL

To relieve Bath residents who are in need by making grants of between 50 and 350 GBP to those who have already exhausted all other sources of financial support. Grants help to pay bills (but not tuition fees or rent arrears), provide carpets, second-hand furniture and appliances, school uniforms and other clothing.

Currently the charity raises money through it`s shop premises to provide grants to disabled people with families.This can also cover direct help to the carers where they need help with a break/holiday or any other support that may be available e.g advise.Those with internet can click onto the charity web site ,read what others say and enter their owns views.There is also a holiday home for carers.

The Charity makes grants to individuals

It controls an enrichment fund and makes grants to Filton high School (the organisation/school) to support and increase opportunities for all the pupils in a variety of ways, supplementary to the provision of local education authority funding, where benefit is considered to be enriching.

Grant making to fund the advancement of Christianity through all charitable means, including the improvement, restoration and repair of church buildings.

Promotion of research into the postal systems of the world past and present with particular application to their stamps[and the method of producing and printing those stamps and their postal history] and the publication of the useful results of such research and to advance public education in philately and postal history and to support the work of other registered charities in a similar field.

To provide financial support to the 'poor and needy' and also educational grants to those in further education.