Charitable activities Charities

This charity makes grants to current (or ex) students of Hertford's Simon Balle School. Its purpose is to help students in financial need to participate in worthwhile extracurricular activities which the LEA does not support. These activities will normally be educational, sporting, artistic or cultural in nature. Where appropriate students are expected to show initiative by their own fund-raising.

grant making to support Christian evangelistic initiatives in Colchester & District

Education of the public by provision of a heritage engineering workshop

Hold half-yearly meetings to approve grants to needy members of the public

The society advances the education of the public in the knowledge, understanding and appreciation of ornithology, birds and birds study. It promotes the study and protection of wild birds by means of meetings, informative talks, field outings, surveys and exhibitions. It co-operates in the formation and maintenance of nature reserves.

Established to make grants for charitable purposes usually within the Merseyside and Wirral Area.

The Trustees have power to apply the net income for educational benefits in the City of Lincoln, parishes of Branston & Mere for persons under the age of 25 years.The Trustees also have power to pay grants to qualifying persons of pensionable age in the hamlets of Mere and East Mere and also in the parishes of Branston and Mere and parishes adjacent thereto.

Awarding grants to children and young people to help with their education. This charity only operates within the Ancient parish of Acaster Malbis which includes the whole of Acaster Malbis and part of the village of Naburn.

Edward Goff's Charity provides education/ training and religious activities to local children / young people, and makes grants to local individuals to help further their education.

Provide women with educational opportunities, take part in wide variety of activities, campaign on various issues and hold meetings for women to get together

To utilise the income from tenants who lease various land and allotments owned mostly by the Trustees as grants to needy parishioners, the Parish Church, and local organisations existing for the benefit of residents

The charity makes grants for the relief of poverty to individuals living in the area of benefit ( the Low Town of Bridgnorth). Grants are normally made via referrals from appropriate institutions ( currently Bridgnorth Food Bank is the main referer). The charity also supports other charities/institutions of similar purpose operating in the Low Town of Bridgnorth

makes grants to organisations/individuals in alburgh

Provide grants for education and training and relief of poverty for children and young people, the elderly and old people.

The award of Scholarships to staff employed within the North West and Greater Manchester Probation Services to support research visits to criminal justice agencies within the UK and international jurisdictions; The purpose is to learn from innovative best practice in rehabilitation, victim support and crime prevention and improve probation policy, management and practice locally and nationally

Our area of operation is shown as Trafford because we share the same address as Martin Luther Kirche Charity number 1092327 and we are the resource body for this charity. Our classification is mainly indirect. The majority of our grants are channelled directly to 1092327, thus enabling them to provide funds in line with their own classification.

Education and training. Disability. Sport. Grants to individuals. Grants to organizations.

The charity carries out fund-raising activities in the nature of selling bric-a-brack and holding raffles. Income is also generated by holding a staff lottery. The charity makes donations to NHS organisations in Barnsley for the benefit of patients and staff.

The charity makes grants to organizations, voluntary groups, and individuals working mainly,but not exclusively, with vunerable young people.

Provides grants and help by way of advice or practical assistance to deserving causes both in the local area and overseas consistent with the ideals of Rotary and motto of service above self.

To provide charitable grants to individuals and organisations within the Oldham Metropolitan Borough Area under the terms of our Trust Deeds.

Provide grants to young people of Great and Little Walsingham parishes for the benefit of their education and training.

Grants to individuals going to university or other further education who live in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire.

SMALL GRANTS TO LOCAL NEEDY CHILDREN AND CHILD BASED LOCAL ORGANISATIONS

Provide grants to people who live in and community organisations based in theBulwick village parish. Grants have included, but are not limited to annual payments to any household where there is someone living there who is eligible for UK state pension. Examples of other grants include for funeral expenses and hospital travel expenses and grants to local community organisations.